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Urban Camp Hotel

Contributed by fakecanadien

Winner of an honorable mention on the Palm enRoute Competition for Mobility Design edition 2008.

Urban Camp Hotel
What about camping in the city? Sounds crazy?

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Being Single

Contributed by angelieg23

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Fluxusignment 46: Collective Voice - a Collaborative Poem-Sculpture

Contributed by horsky

This interactive installation was created for Axiom Gallery's Carnival of the Arts. Fluxusignment 46 addresses sustainable practice and community dialogue. A “Ground-scored” desk, i.e.

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Leave-A-Bag Take-A-Bag

Contributed by General Assembly

Every day in New York City, no matter how we resist, we end up with multiple plastic bags in our hands. Whether from the deli, the hardware store or the bookstore. These bags are everywhere.

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Pedal Powered municipal lighting - 'Pedal Power for Bybrua'

Contributed by justincarter

A temporary intervention in a dark pedestrian underpass beneath city road bridge (Bybrua). During the daytime we asked pedestrians walking over the bridge if they would like to use our bicycle.

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How to open a car like a book

Contributed by Adrian Blackwell

Plymouth Reliant cut in two (photos: Michael Awad)

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Delirious voids

Contributed by ciromiguel

Let's construct voids in our cities to support delirious activities. Everything is possible. Yeah!
(watch the video in HQ)

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Air de Paris

Contributed by Scirocco Plot

The exhaust air of the Parisian Metro is reused to pump up a big bag. The footpoint of the inflatable sculpture corresponds to human figure.

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Basurea

Contributed by rosvit

'Basurea'; a hybrid of the Spanish for rubbish (basura) and 'Ikea', is a new brand to mark Barcelona's street walking, junk-trawling phenomenon.

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Lost and Found

Contributed by sergio_clavijo

Lost and Found took over a period of six months between December 21st 2005 at 6:35pm, and June 21 2006 at 12:26pm when these photographs were taken.

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