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Water Cube swiming pools. Architects PTV.Year 2008.

I guess the classics never go away. I can remember being in high school and messing with these cubes when they were new, now 30+ years later they are still around. Students today have the advantage of taking a photo of the cube and Photoshopping the color to make it look like they solved it, we had to just peel off the stickers and move them! :)

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Cube houses in rotterdam. Crazy! It's this whole little village of cube houses that stand on a corner up on a tube. And the Dutch are shooting porn there. For the "Dutch Teen Architecture Afficianado Porn" crowd.

From discussions with Dasssa. The holes can, of course, be omitted. A PDF.

Here I've climbed in, and I'm standing on my desk.

The cube, Birmingham

Another minecraft cube, this time with different characters at the birthday boys request - all edible gumpaste - with fondant squares...

We turn the cube and it twists us.

 

Cube used to be Suga Qube. I didn't go in then, and I haven't been in in it's current incarnation. Having a quick scout around on the web, it seems to be advertising itself out to the out of town crowd - stag dos and hen parties, all house music and cocktail bars. I don't think I'm missing out...

Note the change in the geometry of connections with the removal of three cubes. Note that the three removed cubes, too, have a continuous line on their surface. Which, in fairness, you can't see in this picture at all. So: imagine!

stupid. just playing around, mocking up

shiiiit

This traditional origami cube can be made by putting six modules together. Here I used six typical origami paper with different color.

 

www.origami-make.com/origami-cube-traditional.php under www.origami-make.com/howto-origami-cube.php

Yellow cube houses, Rotterdam, Netherlands

 

#Rotterdam #house #cube

 

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well..we were trying 2 solve it n yumma toses it in the air n it breaks in2 lil rubiksy bits cux she cudn catch it n me n sham got a lil creative with the broken blocks...more fun then trying 2 solve the thng ne ways :D

Paper: 7 cm

Modules: 6×3 for the faces, 12 cutted from 2 sheets for the joints

Model: Tomoko Fuse

Book: Origami Hana Kusudama p. 44

 

... one of the faces.

for a Love to Print zine that will be available in May 2010

A Rubik's Cube enthusiast during Shaastra 2008, IIT Madras

Tiles near Portobello Road

My newest LED cube. This time its blue!

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