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Hong Kong’s Museum for Visual Culture Present the Making of Neon Signs #ArtTuesday
— by Stephanie
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Lulu Optic Fiber Swatches – Art using a Teensy and electroluminescent wire #ArtTuesday
— by Mike Barela
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Anna Parini Talks The New Yorker Cover, Female Illustrators and Diversity with Creative Boom #ArtTuesday
— by Stephanie
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Tanks, Planes… Imaginative toys for your cats! #ArtTuesday
— by Jessie Mae
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These Bolts Change Color When Tightened Properly
— by Jessie Mae
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Building a Lego catapult
— by Mike Barela
Filed under: design and architecture, LEGO, LEGOs, Legos — 
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Architects Envision a Future Where Homes Are Grown
— by Ben
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Designing FPGA or SoC circuits with power constraints #FPGA @HacksterIO
— by Mike Barela
Filed under: design and architecture, EE, fpga, power supply — 
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Zaha Hadid Architects and ETH Zurich debut concrete pavilion with 3D-knitted formwork
— by Jessie Mae
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Mashable Reels Presents How Tetris Came to the United States
— by Stephanie
Filed under: design and architecture, history — 
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Learn More about the Polar Vortex with This Beautiful Visualization from the New York Times
— by Stephanie
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The shimao wonderland intercontinental is a hotel built inside a quarry
— by Jessie Mae
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NYC Subway Map Redesigned as a City of Women #ArtTuesday
— by Stephanie
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Kotchakorn Voraakhom Talks Urban Design with a Consideration for Climate Change
— by Stephanie
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The Embroidered Computer
— by Kelly
Filed under: computers, design and architecture — 
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