Guess what, this is a private home ... I could live here

This is a family farm in Gerringong, New South Wales, Australia. Designed by Fergus Scott Architects. It can give shelter to up to 30 family members. I think they have a lot of visitors ... look at the location!

via

I could live here - Sydney

Benn&Penna renovated this house in the suburbs of Sydney. I could live here. If only for the kitchen which goes into the outdoors. I love it!

via

'Moonlight Cabin' ... small, but sufficient for me

And the name, only the name makes me dream away.

At this moment you can find it in Australia. Designed by Jackson Clements Burrows. It always suprises me that here where I live this is not considered a small cabin.

via

Storage, Studio & View ... I Need All

I recently moved back to Amsterdam. And now finally I have a roof terrace. The house is old but renovated so no storage at all. This will look awsome on my roof terrace but I don't think the local government will give me permission to build.

Architect Max Prichard build this himself. It has the storage (downstairs), it has the studio (upstairs) and it got the view. See for yourself.

via (Thanks Yam)

I Could Live Here

Yeah! I could live in the G House, Sydney, Australia. By Fleming + Hernandez Architects.

via

Fire Tornadoes

This is creepy shit. Tornadoes are scary by themselves, but fire tornadoes ... wow! Raw footage shot by Chris Tangey in Australia.

Outback fire tornadoes-Australia from chris tangey on Vimeo.

Sam Simmons 'Being Silly'

Sam Simmons' talk on TEDxSydney. He IS funny.

Sam Simmons is one of the most daring and unconventional comics in Australia if not the world. Completely original and vastly absurd, he has one foot firmly planted into the soils of reality, and the other rooted deep into the psyche of being silly.

Parkour Bike

This is unbelievable!

Andrew Dickey riding Melbourne in early 2012.

A Non-Creepy Underground Car Park

'72DP' is the latest in a string of large-scale mural and installation works created by Sydney and New York-based design and illustration duo, Craig & Karl.

follow link for more info & pics

Couch Still Lifes

Photographs of abandoned Sofas in suburban Australia.

Paul Batt is currently a PhD candidate in Fine Art (Photography) at Monash University, Melbourne, where he is also a Sessional Photography Lecturer.

‘These images represent a series documenting and cataloguing the subtle variations of abandon sofas and couches in the suburban environment. My primary interest in the ‘Abandon Series’ is the apparent state of flux and contrast the subjects exist in. These once intimate, comfort giving, interior objects have become surreally out of place, in the exterior world. Although their utilization is over, clues remaining of human habitation in the cushions and armrests formed to unknown bodies, over countless hours. It is this play between the interior and the exterior environments and the traces of human presence to absence that has informed the series as a whole.’

follow link for more info & pics

Christmas Card From Austria

Do you confuse Austria with Australia? Watch this video by Kris Hofmann.

Numskull

Wow!

"Numskull, from Sydney, Australia, does indoor and outdoor work (his most recent solo show just finished up). The subject of his pieces typically center around mixed and matched text art, as well as cartooning which often pieces fragments of other iconic characters."

follow link for more info & pics

The Important Man

I like! "Leverage ... Portfolio ... Fiduciary". Johnnie Walker 'The Important Man' campaign was developed at Leo Burnett, Sydney.

Kid Zoom, Meggs And Anthony Lister

When three renowned Australian street artists all independently visited the UK in June, Very Nearly Almost organised a meet up and invited us to produce a video documenting the day. Featuring Meggs, Anthony Lister and Kid Zoom.

Chook The Lyrebird

This video has not been overdubbed.

"This is Chook, our male Superb Lyrebird at Adelaide Zoo. We've had a lot of construction going on lately and Chook has picked up many of the sounds.
You can find out more information on Chook and download free Chook ringtones here."

"We think we can hear the following sounds:
1. Hammer
2. Chainsaw
3. Jack hammer
4. Lawn mower hitting sticks
5. Leaf blower starting
6. Power drill
7. Wood saw
8. Human voices
9. Two-way radio
10.Worker whistling
He makes lots of different bird calls as well."

Christchurch February 2011 Eartquake - Aftermath

Devastation in central Christchurch following the earthquake of 2011. Provided by Civil Defence.

Damn Dam

This looks like fun!

Bodyboarding a dam in Australia. Or as they say themselves: Dam Day, Tackling Australia.

DAM DAY: Tackling Australia from Paul Fisher on Vimeo.

Smudge

"australian photographer polly borland presents a selection of photographs from her most recent series 'smudge' at other criteria in london. the set of images depicts a combination of exuberant playfulness and dark, masqueraded sexuality with a touch of furry fandom. borland directs her anonymous models according to her own distinct visual language, often dressing them in costumes that disguise full identities, hiding gender and age, resulting in a visual ambiguity of the end subjects."

follow link for more.

Ride Sydney

Cool video, prelude for the Ride Sydney Experiment. Bicycles get a life of their own.

The Ride Sydney Experiment - Prelude from MC Cyclery on Vimeo.

Tron 3D Projection Mapping

The making of a Light Session- Tron Premiere- ENESS from ENESS on Vimeo.

created by Eness

via