Eye On Design: Fractal Table 2 By Platform

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These days, furniture whose designs are conceived on a computer or transferred from other media can be wholly or partly made by digitally controlled machines. More recently, technology allows for the three-dimensional (3D) printing of a complete object, layer by layer, using powder or liquid resin.

This Fractal Table II (20072009) designed by Platform —  a partnership of  German furniture designers  Gernot Oberfell and Jan Wertel, with Matthias Bar — is based on the form of the dragon tree (Dracaena). To develop the computer models for the table, the designers used mathematical algorithms to create a design which reproduced the fractal growth patterns found in tree’s branching structure.
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The Benefits of Choosing Metal Tile Roofing for Your Home

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For home renovation, many overlook roofing choices. Yet, the right roof can completely transform a home’s appeal.

Metal tile roofing is a standout option for modern homes. It combines durability with aesthetic elegance. Have you considered metal tile roofing for your renovation?
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The Great Pagoda at Kew Gardens, London

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The Great Pagoda at Kew Gardens in London is an iconic structure known for its unique architecture and historical significance. Here are some key points about it:

Location: The Great Pagoda is located within the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, in southwest London. It stands in the south-western corner of the gardens, near the Palm House.

Architecture: The Pagoda was built in 1762 during the reign of King George III. It was designed by the English architect Sir William Chambers, who was inspired by the pagodas he saw during his travels in East Asia.
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11 Innovative Organizational Solutions for a Clutter-Free Life

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Are you tired of constantly losing important documents, emails, or belongings in your cluttered workspace? Are you struggling to keep up with the growing piles of paperwork and endless to-do lists? We’ve all been there!

What if I told you that a clutter-free life is not only possible but easy to achieve? It’s time to take control of your habits and implement innovative organizational solutions that will help declutter your life. Continue reading 11 Innovative Organizational Solutions for a Clutter-Free Life

Modern Art Monday Presents: Shrine (White) By Agosto Machado

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Downtown New York has hosted generations of underground cultural communities, providing a vibrant home for drag queens, theater performers, filmmakers, and outcasts. Performance artist and queer liberation activist Agosto Machado has been a long-standing figure in these scenes. Over five decades, he has amassed a large collection of art and ephemera from the city’s counterculture, which he assembles into shrines, such as the one seen above. Continue reading Modern Art Monday Presents: Shrine (White) By Agosto Machado