Sarah Williams

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Damn I just spotted this over at the Homie Al’s Blog SAINT48, This is an Ideal space saver crib, I would definitely consider this amongst the flyer things in life

Created for the popular Chivas team by French architects Jean-Marie Massaud and Daniel Pouzet, the eco-friendly stadium features a volcano-evoking exterior that captures rainwater and processes it through wetlands for use in watering the pitch. All lighting is energy efficient, and the parking garage features natural ventilation.

The stadium, which hosted its first match at the end of July, consists of a white membrane — intended to look like a cloud hovering atop the volcano — and grassy sloped sides. One can reach it by bus, and car ingress and egress is carefully designed to avoid congestion as much as one can in urban Mexico. (more…)

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I may have only owned one pair of Pumas in my entire life but I think this is rather exclusive, “The 11,000 sf retail installation was designed by LOT-EK and uses three levels of forty-foot containers stacked four units wide to create this Masterpiece” Puma City is completely mobile so there is actually no defined location..

If you ever travel to Arizona make sure you stop and spend a night in Bedrock City, the whole park is designed verbatim to the life of the Flinstones [Dope] should be a rather weird experience, who knew this has been around since the early 70′s . Here are some pics of the Flinstones crib.

Lightning strikes three of the tallest buildings in Chicago at the same time! from Craig Shimala on Vimeo.

Lightning strikes three of the tallest buildings in Chicago at the same time!

“Wed’s storms towered up to 63,000 ft, unleashed 80 mph gusts, local 3″+ rains and 15,000 cloud to ground lightning strikes in a single hour.” via @Skilling

Music: Sufjan Stevens – To the Workers of the Rockford River Valley Region

Very few people who visit Mexico know about the underwater museum project, located in the Caribbean Sea. 400ft below sea level near, Cancun. The capacity will be a whopping 750,000 tourists yearly, still under construction at this point but will be open to the public late 2011. enjoy some pics below!

Designed by Ryoichi Kojima, this house located in Tokyo. With the living room suspended in between two walls; makes it a three story home. Since the entire site was written in Japanese, I couldn’t really get that much info on it. But it looks like a nice place to be.