30 May 2011

A Train Laying Its Own Track

23 May 2011

Tent Turns To Concrete In 24 Hours

Concrete Canvas Shelters are transportable, rapidly deployable structures that require only water and air for construction. They require only 40 minutes of labor to set up and 24 hours to harden.

18 May 2011

Transforming A Tiny Apartment Into 24rooms, Only In Hong Kong

Gary Chang, an architect in Hong Kong, designed his 344 sqft apartment in Hong Kong (this is really small) to be able to change into 24 different designs, all by just sliding panels and walls.

He calls this the “Domestic Transformer.”





http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lg9qnWg9kak&feature=player_embedded

08 March 2011

12 January 2011

Blacklisted Property Developer 30th Sept. 2010

288 'Ingkar Award' blacklisted Malaysian developers list.
I was shocked to find out that some of the well-known property developers in Malaysia were in the list too. Here are some of the developers:
  • Berjaya Golf Resort Sdn Bhd
  • Mammoth Empire Holding Sdn Bhd
  • Mayland Development Sdn Bhd
  • Perdana Park City Sdn Bhd
  • Perbadanan Kemajuan Negeri Selangor (PKNS)
  • Puchong Kinrara Development Sdn Bhd
  • Shamelin Holdings Sdn Bhd
  • Summit Housing Development Sdn Bhd
Click here for the full list…

10 January 2011

16 Tips and Uses for Ordinary Household Items

Wacky and crazy uses for household items. Whiten Sneakers with toothpaste, Secure a screw with nail polish, Unstick plastic wrap with tape, remove crayon and wax spills with a hair dryer and many more remedies I had no idea where possible.

27 December 2010

IKEA Hackers

Everyone knows that IKEA is cheap stylish furniture that you have to put together yourself once you get home. More than often after I have been shopping at IKEA, I have unfortunately found myself wondering where certain parts are since they are not included in the package that I hauled home. And don’t get me wrong, there have been parts missing, and that’s the downside of IKEA. When it works and everything is included, there is no reason why you would buy the exact same lamp at LightStyle for twice as much just because it has a wooden foot.
 
However, there is another way to do things after you have brought home your new furniture. If you do it the hacker style, you might find that there are plenty more uses for those two chairs that you suddenly found didn’t fit into the overall visual composition. If you are one of the people that welcomes a little bit of odd yet functional interior design, then you will definitely like the IKEA Hackers website.

The ultimately best use for a couple of chairs that don’t belong really seems to be to create bedroom dress boys out of them. The more I look at these, the more I see how awesome they are. Not only do they bring some creativity to the room, but they also add a true use. Instead of throwing those clothes in a pile on the floor, use the dress boys to help you keep your bedroom tidy and neat. It’s definitely IKEA hacker style. You can find the full tutorial on the IKEA Hackers website.