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the filmmakers have captured an out-of-this-world aerial footage of a reindeer cyclone, where a threatened herd of animals runs in circles around the hunters as a formidable defense strategy.
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the collaborative defines their mission as researching, building, and advocating for architecture that promotes justice and human dignity.
the artist has been documenting the festival since 2014, capturing the unexpected driving artwork, as well as the passionate creators.
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the exhibition brings together a diverse array of tools, such as planes, chisels and saws, that have played an important role in the development of japanese architecture.
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I think the point is that you’re commuting to work. You need the briefcase to put workstuffs in it. No room for the bike and no need to be. The bike folds neatly in half and you can roll it along like luggage. Who would want to carry a heavy-ass case full of bike? That’s why we make things with wheels in the first place. The concept is sound and deserves the proper attention for it’s theme; a convenient way to commute to work
If the bike could put in that box after folding, it might be better…
let’s get a ride :D…
… to office 🙁
Haha – “that’s not the ‘case’…”! Well I thought it was funny…
Like the bike, looks great. Although I do wish some of the designs that get highlighted in these competitions were a bit more realistic. I design and build bicycles for myself. How is the rear wheel driven? Internal drive shaft I presume, but that looks like a mighty complex/expensive drive design just to make it look pretty.
If it could fit in the briefcase, I would be this item immediately. But, that’s not the case… Oh well. It still looks cool, though I would still be a little precocious about side drifts of wind in heavy traffic…
Nice concept but….The contest says that it the purpose was to make a bike, who can run in Seoul streets, and can be made with nowadays technology…
too bad the bike doesn’t fit in the case…
I love the wheels, and the renderings are excellent… but it might get a bit scary if you’re being passed by fast moving traffic and you get hit by a crosswind!
And what happens to the drive shaft when the rear suspension is compressed?
I’m sorry but this concept is similar to the 02 city bike by Level which is more practical. You can find it in Aug 2010 issue of Wallpaper.
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