Villency Design Group

12/22/2016

"The proposed boat is a 20 meter long ‘fitness vessel’ that can easily accommodate 45 individuals and features a distinct series of ARTIS fitness equipment — provided by technogym — which harness the energy produced during workout sessions and ultimately power the cruising vehicle." -- designboom

international design office carlo ratti associati, alongside technogym, terreform ONE and URBEM, has developed paris navigating and human-powered...

11/09/2016

"No matter if users want to capture wide and bright landscapes in the sunrise or get their best friend’s lovely smile, Lomography’s two sophisticated lens attachments will let you see the world from the right perspective." -- designboom

being a 35mm equivalent, the built in lens on the camera means wide format instant versatility.

11/01/2016

"What we wanted to do with this product is take you from being the most productive person to the most creative person, and bring them as close together as you can possibly could be." -- Panos Panay / Fast Company

A 28-inch screen, a very special hinge, and a new type of input device add up to an experience conceived with artists and designers in mind.

10/24/2016

"Universal Play Machine is a bespoke and adaptable kinetic sculpture that is also a device for learning – not only in the process of its creation but also in how it can be interacted with when complete." -- Mobile Studio Architects / Dezeen

Mobile Studio Architects has collaborated with students at BEAM summer camp to create a series of oversized flip-book devices that depict forest...

10/20/2016

"In 1927, Fortunato Depero published a collection of his work that would become one of the most revered books in the canon of design. The Italian artist and designer, who is also famed for his Campari bottle design, called his monograph Depero Futurista—but most people know it as the Bolted Book..." -- WIRED

Now you can experience Fortunato Depero's iconic monograph the way he intended: with your own hands.

10/18/2016

"At its peak, the Brooklyn Navy Yard employed as many as 70,000 people, building maritime vessels like the USS Maine, Missouri and Monitor. Military shipbuilding isn't coming back to Brooklyn anytime soon, and neither are those particular jobs. But industry is returning to the borough -- just not shipping in the military sense. Think more along the lines of product shipping, thanks to facilities like New Lab." -- Engadget

A navy yard that once launched warships now launches hardware companies.

09/20/2016

"Stronger Than Concrete?" Find out why this new material could define our age: http://www.cnn.com/2016/09/19/design/london-design-festival-the-smile-clt/

"The Smile," the most complex structure ever to be made out of cross-laminated timber makes its debut at the 2016 London Design Festival.

09/14/2016

"Design Is Not Just What It Looks & Feels Like. Design Is How It Works"

09/13/2016

Around The World This Fall In Art Fairs:

http://www.widewalls.ch/10-art-fairs-in-fall/

Widewalls presents the list of art fairs which demonstrate the excitement to be witnessed in the world of contemporary and urban art in the fall of 2016

09/12/2016

'Apps, Products, Branded Environments, Health'– Just a few of the categories in the 2016 Innovation By Design Awards. Dig In & Get Inspired:

https://www.fastcodesign.com/innovation-by-design/2016

Check out Co.Design's Innovation by Design Awards. Entries are judged on the key ingredients of innovation: functionality, originality, beauty, sustainability, depth of user insight, cultural impact, and business impact.

09/08/2016

Check Out Our Latest Collaboration With NYFW featured in W magazine– A Jacket Tribute to Iconic Photographer Bill Cunningham

In honor of the late photographer, blue jackets are everywhere at New York Fashion Week.