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Nicole Abene | 2012-02-04 23:49:48

There are few things we love more than making use of what would have ended up in a landfill. Mariclaro picks up the materials that they use for their ultra-durable carry-alls when they’ve already been used up by cars, bikes, and boats. When they aren’t worthy of the road or sea anymore, pieces get revamped into these awesome bags, made from 99% recycled materials. Click ahead to check out their laptop sleeves, briefcases, messenger bags, and more!
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Helen Morgan | 2012-02-04 06:00:28

The SolarWorld GT has been on a world tour, and it finally reached the North American leg of its excursion, hitting the sparkling streets of the US just yesterday! The solar car was sent off on its cross-country jaunt at the Half Moon Bay in California with a plan to head east to meet Florida in 49 days. Since leaving Darwin, Australia, last October, the zero-emission, solar-powered beauty has clocked over 3,000 miles!


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SolarWorld GT Lands in the U.S. for the Next Leg of Its World Tour!
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Mark Boyer | 2012-02-04 05:40:41














Read the rest of AECOM + BIG Unveil Plans to Revamp Chicago’s Navy Pier with a Vertical Farm and Roof Gardens
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Yuka Yoneda | 2012-02-04 05:22:03

With a bevy of hidden compartments that you can stash your stuff in, the Kai table is an urban apartment dweller’s dream. Built by Naoki Hirakoso and Takamitsu Kitahara, the coffee table is made of wood and has a deceptively smooth surface that those in the know can nudge, lift or slide to access the treasures (or mundane items) stored within.
+ Kai Table
Via Make via Dornob
Photos: Takumi Ota




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Lori Zimmer | 2012-02-04 04:53:05







Read the rest of Artist Brian Jungen Transforms Nike Air Jordans into Awesome Aboriginal Masks
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