Comment Wall

Kinecity Llc. have designed a Comment Wall where people are able to write their thoughts and feelings on to the touch screen wall, where it will then be saved in an urban diary.

Zero Emission transportation concept of the future

Industrial designer Nadiya Paramayuda has come up with a vacuum pod concept that carries a glass tube and a glass pod through the city, using magnetic and gravitational force field technology to move the pod allowing for stagnant and steady placement for passengers.

Observation Decks

Glass orbs that carry 16 passengers and provide a 20 minute round trip up the Stockholm Globe Arena

Skydeck at Sears Tower in Chicago

Eureka Skydeck in Melbourne

i360 Tower at Brighton's West Pier in the United Kingdom

L.E.D Dance floor

The illuminated dance floor uses pressure sensitive LED technology, the panels are designed to interact with people's movements in the club. The lights can also be programmed to work with the music.

Future House London

Architect firm Marcin Panpuch have proposed a floating house/pod for the future in London. The house is designed with the Thames in mind, where the tidal river can be taken advantage of, making the house a mode of transport in itself with low energy consumption.

Floating Lantern (Toro Nagashi) Ceremony: Hawaii

Jason Bruges Studio: North-South Over East-West

During the London 'Switched On' Festival in 2008 the Jason Bruges Studio installed a temporary interactive light across London Bridge.

'On the pavement where people usually leave only footprints, for the duration of the festival they left coloured light ‘shadows’ as evidence of their passing. The intent was to reawaken commuters, encouraging them to be aware once more of the joys of crossing the Thames on their way to work.' - Jason Bruges Studio