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Our Creative Blog

The Pi Bike

April 12th, 2018 – Pi Day may have just passed, but if you own the Pi Bike you can celebrate everyone’s mindfuck of a number every day. Designed and created by Martijn Koomen and Tadas Maksimovas, the Pi Bike will provide for countless enjoyable rides that offer time to think about how we’ve discovered 22 trillion

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You Can Ski On This Hotel

April 10th, 2018 – Audemars Piguet unveils the new Hôtel des Horlogers next to its own Musée Atelier, also designed by BIG, in Switzerland’s scenic Vallée de Joux. Guests will be able to ski down the hotel’s zig zagged rooftops and into the valley landscape of Le Brassus. The new travel destination will be ready to

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The Kode 0

Feb 8th, 2018 – Recently unveiled at The Quail, A Motorsports Gathering, Kode 0 (pronounced “Kode Zero”) is a one-off creation from the mind of Japanese industrial designer Ken Okuyama that oozes old school style. Okuyama—who cut his teeth at GM and Porsche before heading to Italy and ultimately creating the Enzo Ferrari while he was creative

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