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Robert F. Kennedy Jr., President-elect Donald Trumps pick to head the Department of Health and Human Services, is ringing alarm bells and prompting sharp criticism from Democrats who are calling him everything from dangerous, unqualified, and unserious to f*****g insane.Critics say the 70-year-old environmental lawyer and former presidential candidate, who has been accused of making numerous false and misleading claims about health and science, should be disqualified from the top health post. Thats because the secretary of HHS oversees a number of agencies that regulate much of what hes been railing against or ranting about, including vaccines, medical drugs, the health system, and our nations food.RFK Jr. also has no medical degree, which breaks with long-standing tradition for the health secretary post. The nomination is just the latest in a long line of controversial picks by Trump for his incoming administration.RFK Jr., the son of formerU.S. Attorney Generaland SenatorRobert F. Kennedy and a member of the prominent Kennedy family, ran against Trump as an independent candidate in the 2024 presidential election, and ended up endorsing Trump after dropping out of the race. The rest of the Kennedy family, longtime Democrats, have been quick to denounce RFK Jr.s alliance with Trump, calling it a betrayal and distancing themselves from both politicians public stances.Heres a look at some of RFK Jr.s controversial claims on some key health issues:COVID-19Kennedy falsely claimed that some race groups have immunity to the SARS-CoV-2 virus that causes COVID-19. COVID-19 attacks certain races disproportionately, Kennedy said. COVID-19 is targeted to attack Caucasians and Black people. The people who are most immune are Ashkenazi Jews and Chinese.Virologist Angela Rasmussen of the University of Saskatchewan has debunked this claim, arguing that Jewish or Chinese protease consensus sequences are not a thing in biochemistry, but they are in racism and antisemitism, as reported by The New York Times.The remarks have also been denounced by activist groups. The American Jewish Committeetold CNNthat RFK Jr.s assertion that COVID was genetically engineered to spare Jewish and Chinese people is deeply offensive and incredibly dangerous, and the Anti-Defamation League told the same outlet that Kennedys claim feeds into sinophobic and antisemitic conspiracy theories about COVID-19 that we have seen evolve over the last three years.Vaccines and autismKennedy, an anti-vax activist, has called the COVID-19 vaccine the deadliest vaccine ever made. Health officials have countered that the COVID-19 vaccine is safe and effective and has saved million of lives.RFK Jr. has further asserted that vaccines administered in childhood, including the measles, mumps, and rubella (MMR) vaccine, are linked to the development of autism in children. I do believe that autism does come from vaccines, Kennedy told Fox News.RFK Jr. blamed the preservative thimerosal, which was taken out of the MMR vaccine in 2001, but is still used in some flu vaccines, according to The Washington Post. In 2018, he helped launch the anti-vaccine group Childrens Health Defense, which criticizes the number of shots kids are given today. (Kennedy has argued hes not anti-vaccine, just pro-vaccine safety.)Dr. Paul Offit, director of the Vaccine Education Center and an infectious diseases physician at Childrens Hospital of Philadelphia, told CNN that Kennedy is a science denialist who makes misleading or false statements about the safety of the measles, mumps, and rubella vaccine.A2004 reportfrom the Institute of Medicine concluded there is no link between autism and vaccination, and dozens ofstudiesin peer-reviewed journals also disproved the notion that theMMRvaccine causes autism.Experts at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the American Academy of Pediatrics agree that the MMR vaccine is not responsible for recent increases in the number of children diagnosed with autism. The MMR vaccine is administered at around the typical age of onset for autism, so some parents mistakenly link the two events, The Washington Post noted.Vaccines have eradicated many dangerous diseases throughout history, including deadly smallpox.Raw milk and unprocessed foodsRFK Jr. said he will remove processed food from school lunches immediately, but nutritionists who remember how Trump fought against stricter school lunch standards in his first term, and how Republicans attempted to derail former first lady Michelle Obamas healthy lunch agenda, are skeptical that he will have support inside the administration.But where RFK Jr. gets more controversial isnt with his plan to crack down on unhealthy school lunches or remove food dyes from cereal, but with histhreat to fire nutritionists and other staff at the Food and Drug Administration and promote unregulated and unsafe food alternatives like unprocessed raw milk, which can cause death if contaminated.Drinking raw milkhas always been somewhat risky because it is not pasteurized, a process that kills harmful bacteria, and consuming it is associated with outbreaks of pathogens such as E. coli,which can causekidney failureand death.In a post on X, RFK Jr. made clear he would either limit or stop the FDA from regulating raw milk, vitamins, psychedelics, and much more. He has also trafficked in extreme conspiracy theories that blame the U.S. government for mass poisoning Americans.FDAs war on public health is about to end, RFK Jr. wrote just days before the presidential election. This includes its aggressive suppression of psychedelics, peptides, stem cells, raw milk, hyperbaric therapies, chelating compounds, ivermectin, hydroxychloroquine, vitamins, clean foods, sunshine, exercise, nutraceuticals and anything else that advances human health and cant be patented by Pharma.Current FDA Commissioner Dr. Robert Califf said Tuesday that not having experts, I think historically, in every society, has been a case for demise of that society, and noted to The New York Times that while the current HHS rarely interferes with scientific decisions at the FDA, its totally within the law for the president or the HHS secretary to overrule the entire FDA.

Allow me to introduce you to my new favorite place on the internet: the Crumbl Cookies subreddit.The fan-run subreddit r/CrumblCookies, which boasts 77,000 members, recently went viral after a user on X posted about how much everyone on there seems to actually hate Crumbl Cookies. Theyre the most pissed-off people on the planet, the X user adds.Latest obsession is the crumbl cookies subreddit. Everyone on there HATES the cookies, but they still them all every week. They're the most pissed off people on the planet. pic.twitter.com/IkbOk2JFqa Pepsi Starry Brand Partner (@StarryBrand) November 12, 2024 A quick scroll down the page includes detailed reviews of the different rotating weekly menu items, hidden behind spoiler warnings, customers vote pairing for different store locations Customer Pick Days, and offering up their top 10 cookie rankings for judgment. The one thing they have in common? They all take their cookies seriously.One fan went to the lengths of buying extra of their favorite flavor to freezethe Brownie Sundae, in case you were wonderingto defrost five months later and post a side-by-side comparison to the rereleased version. Spoiler alert: no comparison, Crumbl has once again done us dirty, declared the unhappy customer. The new cookie they describe is a flat, overcooked, dry husky of a cookie. The only flavor, they describe, is burnt, compared to the deep chocolate of the OG which tastes like a brownie (and not cardboard).New Brownie Sundae vs the OG byu/WyntersVix inCrumblCookiesOthers have taken umbrage over the recent pie offerings. Has Crumbl lost there fucking minds? An entire week of only pies, one Redditor posted in an angry rant last month. They could done one or two. All 6 options are pies. this is ridiculous.ARE YOU FUCKING KIDDING ME? byu/Manny2theMaxxx inCrumblCookiesIf those posting on the subreddit are so critical of the dessert chain, what keeps them coming back for more? Is this some sort of gambling addiction type of thing? one non-American Reddit user asks on the subreddit. Loyal fans were quick to jump to Crumbls defense. They are a very specific cookie experience, one replied. I dont just enjoy them, I love them, added another.It seems customers arent the only ones lurking on the subreddit. I worked for Crumbls corporate team and I am not joking when I tell you they had to basically take away the CEOs phone because he was addicted to doomscrolling this subreddit. He almost fired an entire department because someone leaked a cookie lineup, one user commented under the initial post on X. He was assigned a PR assistant to handle his socials because the redditors found his burner account, they added. Also because he wouldnt stop posting combative TikToks.

After five years of development, LG Display has created a stretchable digital screen capable of expanding up to 50 per cent, which can also be twisted and bent into various shapes.The stretchable display prototype was presented at LG Science Park in Seoul as part of Final Outcome Showcase for the Stretchable Display National Project, which concluded five years of research and development of the product.It encompasses a flat, 12-inch mat displaying a rectangular screen with a resolution of 100 pixels per inch, which sits between the standard 72-300 pixels per inch of a computer monitor.The screen also displays full RGB colour.LG Display has created a stretchable screen prototype after five years of developmentThis mat can be folded, twisted and stretched without compromising the display."The stretchable display is more than just an expandable screen," said the team. "It can be folded, twisted, and reshaped, earning it the title of the 'ultimate free-form display'."Compared to a previous model released in 2022, this most recent display has an "elongation rate" of 50 per cent, versus 20 and expands from 12 inches to 18."The newly introduced stretchable display, developed through extensive collaboration, marks a significant improvement in flexibility compared to the first prototype revealed two years ago," said the team.It can be used to cover irregular surfaces"The most notable feature is the enhancement of the elongation rate from 20 per cent to an impressive 50 per cent."The team achieved the elasticity using materials "typically found in contact lenses" and micro-LEDs, which are capable of delivering high-quality visuals under shock, such as high temperatures.A new structural design also relieved stress on the display's wiring."Moreover, a new structural design was implemented to minimize physical stress on the wiring when the display is stretched, significantly boosting durability," said the team.Read: Lenovo reveals "industry's first" laptop with transparent display"This innovation ensures the display remains intact even when subjected to everyday impacts and pressure, turning once imagined technologies into reality."This flexibility allows for a variety of uses according to LG Display, as the screen can effectively be used as material to conform to surfaces.In one instance, it was showcased as part of a car dashboard with a raised central portion that acts as a digital knob and buttons that emerge from the surface, then retreat after use.Because of its material-like qualities, it could also be used in the fashion industry.It displays a similar resolution as standard monitors"If we could change the design and color of everyday clothing in real-time, it would bring a new paradigm to the fashion industry," said fashion designers Youn-Hee Park and Chung-Chung Lee."Using displays as a fabric material offers revolutionary potential for creating clothes that never become outdated."Other experiments with digital screens include a Huawei phone that can expand into a tablet and a transparent-screen laptop from Lenovo.The photography is courtesy of LGThe post LG Display develops stretchable screen capable of expanding 50 per cent appeared first on Dezeen.

Dezeen School Shows: a pharmaceutical app which integrates Eastern and Western healthcare approaches and designed using AI is included in Dezeen's latest school show by students at Swinburne University of Technology.Also included is an adaptive reuse proposal for a waterfront in Melbourne, Australia, and a textiles project utilising recycled yarn.Swinburne University of TechnologyInstitution:Swinburne University of TechnologySchool: School of Design and ArchitectureCourse: Multi-disciplinaryTutors: Dr Jane Connory, Deputy Chair of Communication DesignSchool statement:"Swinburne continues to be recognised as having one of the best design schools in the world by the 2018 QS World University Rankings by Subject."Ranked at equal number 40 for Art and Design, Swinburne has improved by more than 10 places since 2017."Swinburne's ongoing success stems from initiatives such as The Design Factory Melbourne, in partnership with the Global Design Network."Type Fair PH by Glocielle Nera"With the diverse history of typography design in the Philippines, this motion response aims to introduce Type Fair PH as a bright and creative local event that celebrates the rich culture of Filipino design and typography."As you watch, you'll see that typography is used to mention the activities but also as graphic elements showcasing unique styles from sans serifs to decorative to blackletter and more."Iconic Filipino elements are also present such as jeepneys and jeepney signage, Rizal Park an iconic local urban park along with the use of flowers and leaves, a sentiment towards the Philippines' rich biodiversity."The video successfully encapsulated the theme: diversity and creativity through typography and design, made proud with local Filipino talent."Student: Glocielle NeraCourse: Communication Design and Motion DesignTutor: Lucas LicataEmail: glocielle.nera[at]gmail.comMoody by Gayathri Krishna"Moody is an electronic toy designed to enhance parent-child interaction while teaching children aged three to eight about emotions and empathy."Accompanied by the 'Moody and Friends' storybooks, it engages kids in recognising and understanding emotions by prompting them to match characters' feelings with RFID-enabled emotion cards."Moody provides immediate feedback by glowing with corresponding expressions, making learning intuitive and fun."Moody's blend of co-operative play and meaningful parent-child interaction nurtures emotional education, making it a valuable tool for bonding and holistic child development."Student: Gayathri KrishnaCourse: Bachelor of Design (Industrial Design) with HonoursTutors: Nicholas Chia and Charles RanscombeEmail: 103167937[at]student.swin.edu.auThousand Winds by Savannah Knott"Thousand Winds is a new way to honour those who have passed, promoting sustainable cremation by creating an emotionally grounded, meaningful vessel for containing ashes."At each anniversary the top of the vessel is removed and a candle is placed within."As the candle burns the light escapes through the small gap on the side projecting light outwards."The vessel is made from ceramics providing a soft and delicate feeling to the product."Thousand Winds also includes a website for memory sharing."Student: Savannah KnottCourse: Swinburne's School of Design and ArchitectureTutors: Nicholas Chia and Charles RanscombeEmail: nottsavannahl[at]gmail.comVaulted Village (Waterfront intervention and adaptive reuse proposal) by Daniel Zeleznik-Pina, Natarin 'Cherry' Jamsai and Ding Khoo"Vaulted Village is an adaptive reuse proposal for a waterfront intervention and student accommodation project in Docklands, Melbourne."The project aims to enhance connectivity and foster community among residents, locals and visitors by preserving the site's maritime heritage and revitalising the area."The Grafted-Hybrid style approach extends the South Promenade to the site, converting Goods Shed Number Five into a market, with the three levels above the market dedicated to student-focused study and social areas, bridging the gap between residents and the public."The project supports ecological efforts to clean the Birrarung (Yarra) River by integrating the river's water into the building's systems."This project was designed by Daniel Zeleznik-Pina, Natarin 'Cherry' Jamsai, Ding Khoo led by Joel Collins and Dr. Yalda Sourani."Students: Daniel Zeleznik-Pina, Natarin 'Cherry' Jamsai and Ding KhooCourse: Bachelor of Design ArchitectureTutors: Joel Collins, co-led by Dr Yalda SouraniEmails: danielzeleznik9[at]gmail.com and cherryjamsai[at]hotmail.comTrash4Treasure by Joshua David"Trash4Treasure was a marketing campaign created specifically to inform, educate and promote the CDS (Container Deposit Scheme) to Victorian children so that everyone is playing their role in ensuring Victoria is a cleaner and greener state."The approach was to create a fun and engaging campaign that will allow more kids to participate in earning some pocket money for completing a good deed for the community."The website had 1,100 event counts, 117 total users and 200 total views on the homepage from 70 users; while the social media reach included 3,228 Instagram profile impressions, 1,159 Facebook users reached from posts and 1,962 X post impressions; while the 12 EDM campaigns had a 45.5 per cent average open rate and 20 subscribers within the first week."Student: Joshua DavidCourse: Web Marketing and Advanced UsabilityTutor: Dylan DavisEmail: josh05david[at]gmail.comCSIRO's AI4Design: Enhancing Intelligent Digital Twin Fidelity and Utility through Immersive AI and Human Computer Interaction by Danni Liu"This project proposes to develop an AI-powered immersive workbench prototype applied as part of CSIRO's (Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation) state of the art AI4Design pipeline."This will provide a unique window into complex design problems integrating diverse representations from combinations of computational simulation models, real world live experimental data and AI-driven generative design within an Intelligent Digital Twin (IDT) framework."Key features of our AI-powered immersive workbench prototype include embedded 3D simulation models, AI-driven analytical visualisations and intuitive interactions within a mixed reality environment; enabling complex data manipulation operations and insights in real time."It will enable seamless analysis, interaction and refinement of the optimal control parameters within the IDT, ultimately leading to more accurate and informed decision-making."Our results will have wide-reaching applications, significantly impacting on multiple scientific research domains, driving innovation and accelerating scientific discovery."Student: Danni LiuCourse: Doctor of Philosophy (Design), Department of Computing Technologies and and Department of Communication DesignTutors: Dr Rui Wang (CSIRO Data61, Senior Research Scientist), Dr Gary Delaney (CSIRO Data61, Research Director), Professor Jun Zhang and Dr Jane Connory (Deputy Chair of Communication Design at Swinburne University of Technology)Email: danniliu[at]swin.edu.auThe Herbal Pharmacy: Apoth by Cheng-Yu Wu, Chalita Chayakul, Kainan Huang, Chi Luu and Zhichen Dong"The herbal pharmacy project explores the integration of Eastern and Western healthcare approaches, recognising the evolving healthcare needs while utilising AI to assist with the design process."The project aims to rebrand traditional Chinese medicine through different prototypes, including interior design and packaging design, brochure design and app design."All prototypes integrate Eastern and Western minimalism to appeal to diverse audiences, with the interior layout providing functional spaces for modernised TCM products, consultation rooms and educational showcase."The brochure emphasises harmony and balance in traditional Chinese herbal practices and the packaging design promotes sustainability and cultural sensitivity, with the accompanying app offering comprehensive health management tools catering to diverse user needs."This project was showcased at Melbourne Design Week 2024 event, Exploring Pluriversal Design Narratives in the Era of Generative AI."Students: Cheng-Yu Wu, Chalita Chayakul, Kainan Huang, Chi Luu and Zhichen DongCourse: Master of Design, Design-led ResearchTutors: Dr Linus Tan, Dr Fanny Suhendra and Dr Jane Connory (Director of Master of Design)Email: 101069439[at]students.win.edu.au, 104103505[at]students.win.edu.au, 103845783[at]students.win.edu.au, 103167982[at]students.win.edu.au and 102246149[at]students.win.edu.auGood and Fugly by Xin Zi Hoo"Good and Fugly brings fresh and flavourful rejected produce straight from farmers to homes across Australia."They sought a brand update that resonated with the unapologetically quirky nature of their fruits and vegetables."A distinctive wordmark logo using potato stamps was devised, capturing the quirky essence of the brand."This wordmark was combined with vibrant colours, witty copywriting and engaging imagery showcasing the 'fugly' fruits, all working together to boldly convey the brand's voice: 'we're fugly, so what?'"Student: Xin Zi HooCourse: Bachelor of Communication DesignTutors: Dr Jane Connory, Kylie Burnes and Michele MurrayEmail: hooxinzi1044[at]gmail.comTransports through stuff vitrine design for artefacts dug during the construction of a new Metro tunnel by Simon Urbini"Design of a vitrine to display artefacts unearthed during Melbourne Metro tunnel excavation. An invitation to discover and imagine."Student: Simon UrbiniCourse: Swinburne's School of Design and ArchitectureTutors: Anna CaioneEmail: 9518215[at]student.swin.edu.auLoomless by Aaron Davis"Loomless, celebrates the creative process, highlighting the unconventional weaving method of fashion designer Lilli McKenzie."She utilises recycled yarn, crafted from discarded t-shirt fibres, to fashion vibrant and textural garments which are woven directly onto the body."The centrepiece of the book is a garment photographed from start to finish, revealed when worn and modelled on the body."The images document her previous pieces and track the evolution of her unique style, emphasising the meticulous handcrafted nature of her work."This body of work serves as a tribute to creativity and the revolutionary approach of one designer towards sustainable garment manufacturing. Garments woven and photographed on Wurundjeri land."Student: Aaron DavisCourse: Bachelor of Communication Design (Photomedia)Tutors: Morganna Magee and Dr Kate RoberstonPartnership contentThis school show is a partnership between Dezeen and Swinburne University of Technology. Find out more about Dezeen partnership content here.The post Ten architecture and design projects by students at Swinburne University of Technology appeared first on Dezeen.

Here's what we looked at this week:Luxury screwdriver, anyone? Arrowmax's designey hand tools. The Brabus Big Boy 1200, a luxury motorhome, is vanlife for the 1%.The Bikerguard: a windshield wiper for motorcycle helmet visors.Silence Corner's versatile Mambapod is a mini tripod with an F-style clamp in one leg.A genetically-engineered spider silk scarf, by industrial designer Sruli Recht.Nice design touches in Cathay-Pacific's Premium Economy seats, upgraded by design firm JPA.A compact rearview mirror for bikes, hidden in the handle.Formlabs held their annual 3D printing user conference.Industrial design case study: Nike's accessible backpack, originally designed for Paralympians.This week Otherlab unveiled Lightfoot, a solar-powered scooter.Steelcase and Logitech's Ocular View videoconferencing solution.Furniture design history: Willy Guhl's Loop chair. What the Eameses did with plywood, Guhl did with fiber cement.Kingspan's Microhome design competition.Industrial design case study: This Sherman bag, designed by StudioFAR, is a backpack for carrying odd-shaped items.

Here's something all of us could've used at ID school: This Sherman Backpack, by industrial designer Fernando A. Robert (a/k/a StudioFAR) was designed to carry odd-shaped objects. Our drawing boards, acrylic sheets, portfolios, blueprint tubes etc. would've fit perfectly in here. (I'm dating myself with those last two references.) The bag was designed for client Chrome. The Sherman backpack is a one-of-a-kind, utilitarian bike bag. Made to haul anything from a spare set of wheels, to a bike frame, to an artist's portfolio, and all the spare tools and equipment you need, the Sherman is unique and highly functional. Its unique tri-fold design gives you all the room to pack your gear, clothes, an extra wheel set, even an extra frame along with you. Chrome's Sherman pack is a real tool bag.Pedaling to a race or event has never been easier with Chrome's Sherman Pro Race Bag. Its unique tri-fold design gives you all the room to pack your gear, clothes, an extra wheelset, even an extra frame along with you. Sketch, CAD, refine.Taking in the brief, we provided Chrome with various options for this utilitarian backpack. The design needed to be flexible but also provide secure tie downs for bike wheels, riding tools, but also various sizes packages. You can see more of Robert's work here.

Canada-based ACDF Architectural firm recently designed an impressive 19-story apartment building in downtown Montreal. It is called the LINK Tower, and it beautifully merges contemporary architectural design with the preservation of historical Victorian facades. This forms a seamless and interesting combination of the old and the new, in the center of Shaughnessy Village.It is designed to be an innovative solution to the citys requirement for student housing. ACDF Architecture adopted a preservation-first approach, and saved three historic facades, instead of demolishing them. The Victorian facades were incorporated into the new construction.Designer: ACDF Architectural FirmACDF President, Maxime-Alexis Frappier was focused on creating a seamless dialogue between the past and the new tower. Rather than erasing the areas history, we wanted to respect it, said Frappier. The project maintains an important connection to the architectural identity of Shaughnessy Village by preserving the Victorian facades. A the same time, it meets the requirements of contemporary urban living. This initiative was complex and not economical, but it displayed respect and sensitivity for the local communitys history and heritage.The LINK Tower showcases a lovely modern contrast behind the Victorian facades. The facades are equipped with a bunch of architectural elements ranging from arched, gabled, and rectangular openings, which add a certain dynamism and personality to the dull and mundane concrete environment of Lincoln Street. Black granite frames and precast concrete heighten the composition while pairing well with the surrounding structures. The LINK Tower was created to be visually intriguing while harmoniously blending with its surroundings. It allows the past and the present to beautifully co-exist, elevating the architectural diversity of the street.The apartments arent as spacious as typical apartments, and they are a bit cramped, but according to ACDF, the design meets students needs well without feeling too restrained. It displays an efficient use of available space which reduces operating and construction costs, while also saving energy. It is equipped with 122 units, ranging from studios to three-bedroom apartments. They have all been designed to be economical and easily accessible to students.The post Economical Housing For Students Preserves Historical Facades, Merging The Old & The New first appeared on Yanko Design.

Nike seems to be on a roll, innovating beyond the obvious territories. After its collaborative Monopoly Game Set with Hasbro, the Swoosh brand is now teaming up with German shoe company, Zellerfeld, to give its original Air Max a 3D printed makeover in a vibrant red laceless design.Nike Air Max 1 originally designed by Tinker Hatfield has always had a special place in our hearts for the incredible future-forward design. Easily the greatest sneaker, the Air Max is now a revolution, which has come a long way since its inception with continuous air technology innovations with every new release. This time its not the sole or regular manufacturing, in fact, its the entire thought of the shoe that will rock the show at ComplexCon 2024.Designer: NikeZellerfeld founded in 2015, is a shoe company that specializes in 3D-printing thoughtful designs. Nike collaborated with the German outfit to delve into Air Max legacy and bring out a 3D-printed re-imagination that would launch at the ComlexCon on November 16 and 17, 2024. The groundbreaking rendition of the iconic Air Max 1, the Nike Air Max 1000, showcases the evolution of air technology along with new manufacturing techniques.This combination of Air and 3D printing creates an engaging underfoot experience that according to the design team produces the same comfort and responsiveness of the original silhouette. At the foundation of this new creation of course is Nikes obsession with cushioning besides that Air band and the mudguard wave make apparent nuances that tag the 3D printed version to the original.The wavy lines forming the mudguard and the air unit in the heel do not make the Air Max 1000 much different, but the sneakers laceless design truly propels it into a new fan category delightfully pleasing in a bright red colorway. The blend of smooth and textured print in the upper half of the AM 1000, goes well with the single Swoosh banding and the carved outsole. There is no word on the price, but I believe, the sneaker is worth whatever it comes for!The post Nike Unveils 3D printed Air Max 1000 that reimagines Air Max 1 in red laceless silhouette first appeared on Yanko Design.

This sanctuary of understated elegance is designed by MONO Architects. The project combines Scandinavian design with contemporary lines. The end result is a simple yet sophisticated space that goes big on textures. We see neutral tones and natural materials coming together to bring the space to life. Really, pops of color arent the only thing that add visual interestand a walk through this interior will show you how.The foyer is nice and open. Wooden elements and a large potted plant factor in nature, while a minimalist velvet seating area provides room to have a quick seat.In the open-floor living plan, a light oakwood dining tablepaired with comfy chairssegregates the kitchen and living space on either end. A statement is created in the kitchen with a rustic island. The living room, on the other hand, sticks to minimalism with a low-profile white sofa, a large rug, and stunning artwork. The large windows give lush views of the outdoors.We also see a segregated kitchen space featuring wooden accents. This is tucked away, and so will that mess be as you cook This beige and white bedroom sticks to an understated palette. It factors in interest with a chunky throw and patterned rug. The circular formsas seen in the rug, nightstand, and dresseradd a sense of movement to the space.The rug in this room is as chunky as it gets! The layered blankets, potted plants, and artwork further factor in texture. The compact space is made to look bigger with the floor-to-ceiling window.The warm wooden accents continue into the closet. This is layered with lightingilluminating the residents show-stopping pieces.The home office goes big on ergonomics with the wooden desk and spacious sofa for guests. Theres also plenty of open shelvingand a nice and large window giving those eyes a break when theyve been strained by the screen. Not to forget the patterned rug and massive pendant light making a statement.This bathroom keeps it sleekbut adds visual interest with an orange vanity. We see a similar-shaded tint in the glass separating the shower.When looking for a relaxing moment, submerging in this freestanding bathtubplaced right next to a window with boasting greenery viewswill suffice. The marble vanity single-handedly adds luxury to the space!The terracotta hues in this bathroom create a serene environment. The sleek vanity emphasizes simplicity. And the vertical slatted windows let sunshine peek through