Funny Battlefield 3 video with awesome music.

sillinesses:

archimess:

FINALLY, a movie about architecture studio - ARCHICLUTURE

2 architects-turned-filmmakers turn the camera on the arch studio following 5 thesis students - posts on documentary, film, architecture, tech, Brooklyn, NYC.

This is a feature-length documentary that explores the role that architecture and design play in our daily lives. The film follows five architecture students through their final senior design projects in order to shed light on the critical issues impacting our built environment.

This is something to look forward in 2012. Keep up with their twitter page

Also check out this list from Archinect - 

Top 10 Design Initiatives to Watch in 2012—for the public good

So much umf.

(via landscapearchitecture)

His name is James Bond. 

This will make you laugh. Make sure you full-screen this piece.

29 ways to stay creative (via)

I listened to Radiohead’s “secret album” today…..eh. You can go here to find out how to do it yourself or watch the video above (and part 2 of said video) to hear all the crossfades from the different tracks. Basically if you combine OK Computer and In Rainbows and alternate the tracks (with a crossfade), it’s supposed to blend together like one super album. I’m on the fence about it. It would seem to be too much of a coincidence for this whole thing to be made up. Most of the songs match up very nicely with the alternate track on the other album, but there are also a few that simply don’t work at all. There were only a few songs that really sounded like they blended into each other tonally. For the most part, the fades just worked nicely between the one song ending and the next beginning. Except for those few situations, it sounded like two separate albums mashed together. Maybe Radiohead did match up some songs intentionally, but overall it’s either too sloppy to be taken seriously or just a huge coincidence that it works at all. My guess is that it’s one of those things, like Wizard of Oz/Dark Side of the Moon, that has just enough matching pieces to convince people it’s real, but too many inconsistencies to actually have been planned that way. 

I would like to try one of these boards. It’s a whole new experience.

Very. very. cool.