Photoshop contest site Worth1000.com set its readers a challenge: to imagine what would be left of some of the world’s major landmarks in hundreds of years, once civilisation has ended.

Trafalgar Square, London

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I can’t believe someone thought this had something to do with wrestling!!!
It proves that humans as a whole have strayed a long way from what we should be.
The images really make you think, they make me very sad. But the truth is if we don’t do something to stop those things from happening, they will sooner or later.
Do your part to make things better, don’t just rely on the next person to make it happen because they may be doing the same thing-expecting someone else to do it. No one person can save the planet on their own, we all need to do our part or else we and our future generations will suffer the consequences.
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NVidia and the Computer Graphics Society have announcede the winners of their NVArt Challenge, themed “Art Space: Architecture and Landscape”. It’s truly a mind-blowing fantasy depicted in pictures. Here are some of the most inspiring architectural designs that we won’t probably get to see accomplished.

 Complex at the Centre of the Universe - Staszek Marek, Poland
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 Good design house out and inside!

“Instead of creating a glass chamber that sits like a fish bowl on the landscape, Wardle produced a series of panoramic vignettes that are captured throughout the house.” Christopher Moore

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The Nut and Bolt Wedding Ring. Another way to say: if you get married, you’re screwed!

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Emir Rafat designed something technologically surreal… Screens are folding out; the phone makes an extensive use of electronic “paper”:

This mobile phone concept was awarded the first place at the Istanbul Design Week 2007.

Also worthy of mention is Nokia’s “Morph” concept (see video) - exploring the possibilities of nano-technology application in mobile phones.

Luigi Colani is a legend among industrial designers .We’ve featured radical-looking Colani trucks, and his streamlined piano, but now - thanks to the photo material provided by Roger Todd, exclusively for DRB - we can have a glimpse of his other designs. …click here to read more