Tag archives: china

Red + Housing

I like these emergency housing…. more at the link below.

Red + Housing by OBRA Architects

Red + Housing by ORBOS Architcets

via Red + Housing for Sichuan / China by OBRA Architects @ Dailytonic.

game N*ttach phone?

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lenovo phone

personally china design is slowly evolving and who knows when it will pick up in terms of the world recognizing it…. lenovo might be the first to step forward the phone…welll…. the phone…. got some chinese influence in the details… they are coming along or  this would not get posted.

hmmmm more i think about it, kinda “feels” Taiwanese…. wonder what HTC thinks?

A visit to Toy2R in Hong Kong

SpankyStokes – Art, Vinyl Toys, Culture, & Everything Inbetween!: A visit to Toy2R in Hong Kong.

for all the vinyl toy collector fans out there… i am ashamed of myself for not owning any but unfortunately i am too logical… LOL someday… i shall…

Qee Vinyl Toy Store – toy2r spotvisit in Hong Kong from DRAGONHODESIGN on Vimeo.

banning plastic bags

via LINK

This is old news, but if you have not heard…

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The State Council, China’s cabinet, recently issued a directive banning the production of ultra-thin plastic bags for environmental reasons. The ruling also prohibits shops, supermarkets, and sales outlets nationwide from handing out free plastic bags starting on June 1, according to China News Agency. The imposition of fees on plastic bag usage is likely to influence consumer behavior in China and bring environmental benefits in the coming years.

People in China use up to 3 billion plastic bags daily and dispose of more than 3 million tons of the bags annually, according to Market News. Most of the carriers end up in unofficial dumping sites, landfills, or the environment. According to scientists, it can take more than 200 years for the bags to dissolve in the natural environment, contaminating land and water and injuring or killing wildlife in the process.