Bamboo Bottle

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Bamboo Bottle

Posted by Leo@Heluva on 11. Aug, 2010

Bamboo Bottle Company have designed a very stylish looking ’sustainable’ bottle.

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Goblin Shark

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Goblin Shark

Posted by Leo@Heluva on 09. Aug, 2010

Perhaps some bio-mimicry for a collapsable device?

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Subway

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Subway

Posted by Leo@Heluva on 22. Jul, 2010

I like subway, I like this Japanese subway even more. They grow their own hydroponic lettuce right in the middle of the store. I wonder if this is the first step towards growing all their own fruit and veg?

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Self recycling

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Self recycling

Posted by Leo@Heluva on 09. Jul, 2010

This is great, fungi seeds impregnated in cardboard box. Life box.

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Fish hands

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Fish hands

Posted by Leo@Heluva on 28. May, 2010

This is just weird. Not too sure what is in the water in Tasmania.

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Wood identification

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Wood identification

Posted by Leo@Heluva on 30. Mar, 2010

Designers love wood. This is a website by the WWF which helps to identify and show which woods are FSC – Certified.

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Ionator

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Ionator

Posted by Leo@Heluva on 29. Mar, 2010

Cheesy name, but this is a super cool product. The Ionator means the end of harmful chemicals which are a health risk to you and the environment. You simply add water and pull the trigger which ionises the water. This ionisation of water is not a new idea, in fact it has been untilised in [...]

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Elephant Ivory

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Elephant Ivory

Posted by Leo@Heluva on 11. Mar, 2010

Steve brought this to my attention. I naively thought the killing of elephants for ivory was over. Clearly not. According to AVAAZ.org two countries are planning on lifting the ban on ivory trading. From a design point of view I can appreciate 18th Century ivory artifacts. I just don’t really know why in the 21st [...]

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Sweet toilet

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Sweet toilet

Posted by Leo@Heluva on 11. Mar, 2010

This is a very cool article about the giant montane pitcher plant of Borneo. Apparently it has a perfect sized opening to fit a shrew. It’s not for eating the shrew but instead the shrews excrement. This is perhaps a true reflection of an eco-toilet. Now all we need to do is genetically modify these [...]

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