The house is located in Chowara, a fishing village, 30 minutes from Thiruvananthapuram, in Kerala, South India. Architects : Khosla Associates
So, you love your tech and the web, but do you love it enough to permanently brand yourself with related imagery?
We’ve found 10 people that do. From corporate logos to other geeky graphic references, these folks have turned their fandom into skin art.
Have a browse through our gallery below and do let us know in the comments if you have any geeky tattoos, and why.
The Wireless Streaming Music Centre has an auspicious design (check floating iPod Touch) which could work in its favor among a sea of “me too” competitors. Like other systems on the market, it streams music, connects to your iPod and computer and daisy chains with other units should you want to expand the system. The difference is it also has a hard drive to potentially store music right in the unit.
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This is my old employer. And I am very proud working with this brand.
For 70 years now the Iittala factory in Finland has diligently produced Alvar Aalto’s sinuous Savoy vase. Originally part of a housewares collection that Aalto submitted to the Karhula-Iittala design competition in 1936, the vase was first presented at the 1937 World’s Fair in Paris, where the theme was “Art and Technology in Modern Life.” At the time of its conception, the vase’s graceful enigmatic form challenged the glassblowers who pioneered the making of it. Inspired by nature, Alvar Aalto simplified design elements and used a craftsman’s knowledge of the material to create design that allows for various combination’s of use. The mysterious form made a strong statement against industrial production that failed to meet human needs. Today it has become an icon of a design movement.