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Underwater Nightclub in NYC

kamn — Sat, 30 Jun 2012 12:39:12 +0000

Viral video gurus – Thinkmodo – have done it again! This time he chose New York as his playground since it is one of his favorite places to travel to. The popularity of venturing to this city from Canada and other countries has grown tremendously because it is enormous and has so much to offer. This gigantic city accommodates to people from around the world year round. A majority of Canucks, Aussies and Brits dream of someday visiting one of the many high end night clubs and enjoying a care free night. Which is why this video went viral overnight. Last week the team created an underwater nightclub scene, complete with bikini-clad club-goers in Sea Trek helmets, all for the promotion of luxury watch brand TechnoMarine.

It does look rather convincing, though. The clip went viral last week, and we bet plenty of people had no idea it was an ad. The publication spoke with the video’s co-director and co-producer, Michael Krivicka, who explained the thinking behind it:

We didn’t want to create a hoax,” says Krivicka, who produced the video with Thinkmodo co-founder James Percelay. “Instead, we imagined a ‘what if’ scenario. We wanted to make sure that this all could exist. … Some guy in Dubai has probably already seen this and is trying to make it happen.

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House In Itaipava by Cadas Architecture

kamn — Sat, 23 Jun 2012 07:19:11 +0000

We are going to showcase a marvelous creativity by Cadas Architecture in the form of “House In Itaipava“. It is intelligently designed for entertaining and sharing comfort and relaxation with friends.

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SeaOrbiter Submarine and Research Vessel by Jacques Rougerie

kamn — Fri, 29 Jun 2012 08:12:38 +0000

What once seemed science fiction may be becoming a reality. The futuristic SeaOrbiter the part submarine, part research vessel, a concept conceived by French architect Jacques Rougerie, has been trying to reach fruition for the past twelve years. However recent developments suggest that the vessel is set to start construction this October, with possible completion in 2013.

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Island Retreat by Fearon Hay Architects

kamn — Tue, 07 Aug 2012 07:16:46 +0000

This idyllic, award-winning home designed by Fearon Hay architects in 2010 is being shortlisted for the 2012 World Architecture Festival (WAF) Awards.

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Architecture: Fearon Hay Architects
Interiors: Penny Hay
Photography: Patrick Reynolds

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Trunk House by Paul Morgan Architects

kamn — Tue, 14 Aug 2012 09:33:54 +0000

This beautiful Trunk House has been developed by Australia-based Paul Morgan Architects. The splendid project seems to show where a small weekender can live in the forest in a habitude that uses the natural ecological forms in building an apartment.

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