ooh-ahhs, ear-worthies, and things that make me go "hmm".
chnr-ism.
May 3, 2012
faith my bricks. fear my mortar.
March 21, 2012
Space Design.  Lego Headquarters, Denmark. “LEGOs have helped inspire millions of children around the world, so what does the work space look like for such an inspirational company? Residing in Billund, Denmark are these stunning LEGO offices. The work space was designed with many values in mind including fun, unity, creativity, innovation, imagination, and sustainability.”

Space Design. 

Lego Headquarters, Denmark.

“LEGOs have helped inspire millions of children around the world, so what does the work space look like for such an inspirational company? Residing in Billund, Denmark are these stunning LEGO offices. The work space was designed with many values in mind including fun, unity, creativity, innovation, imagination, and sustainability.”

Branding. Lego’s Product Logo Evolution.  “From Bureau of Betterment: “While in Copenhagen this summer I stopped into a LEGO store to browse, and was rewarded with a little designer treat — a giant wall of LEGO’s logo history, surrounded by an even more giant LEGO dragon hovering ominously over a replica of the fuzzy-hatted Danish soldiers who guard the royal palace.”

Branding. Lego’s Product Logo Evolution. 

“From Bureau of Betterment: “While in Copenhagen this summer I stopped into a LEGO store to browse, and was rewarded with a little designer treat — a giant wall of LEGO’s logo history, surrounded by an even more giant LEGO dragon hovering ominously over a replica of the fuzzy-hatted Danish soldiers who guard the royal palace.”

Architechure. Mexico. “Tango series by Victor Enrich, which implies movement through various images, could someday be a reality. The architecture may be mundane, but the imagined transformation is much more radical than the above buildings…though it’s more Slinky than Squeezebox.”

Architechure. Mexico.

“Tango series by Victor Enrich, which implies movement through various images, could someday be a reality. The architecture may be mundane, but the imagined transformation is much more radical than the above buildings…though it’s more Slinky than Squeezebox.”

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Secret Lab by Peter Vidani.
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