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Thursday, November 24, 2011

Midnight Rider the Worlds Biggest and Heaviest Limousine

The 25-ton, 70 foot long is the world's heaviest limousine, according the the Guinness Book of World Records. Technically a "Tractor-Trailer Limousine," it was built between 1997 and 2004. The owners of “The Midnight Rider” built it in order to recreate the possibility of relaxed, long-distance, luxury travel that used to be available via railroad. It has been classified as a one of a kind “Tractor-Trailer Limousine” with its 1870’s Presidential Pullman Car décor. It’s 70 feet long, 14 feet tall and holds up to 40 passengers. There are 3 separate lounges, a full-sized bar, and of course a bathroom.

Tuesday, November 22, 2011

Thai Flood Hacks

has already documented dozens of cases of flood-adapted vehicles and structures. From floating tuk tuks to a bridge made of shopping carts, people-powered infrastructure has allowed life and commerce to endure in the face of disaster.

The Worlds Largest D Street Art

Street artists created the world’s largest and longest 3D street art in London. The 12,490 square foot painting took seven days to create. The project was sponsored by Reebok. The 3D anamorphic painting was created at the Canary Wharf district of London and Guinness World Record representatives confirmed the record breaking feat on November 17, 2011.

Wednesday, November 16, 2011

Canstruction Sculptures Made from Canned Goods

Made entirely out of different canned food brands, these pieces are all part of the 19th annual canstruction a huge food drive and art event. Over 100,000 cans were used to create these magnificent sculptures, with figures inspired everything from the Titanic and Angry Birds to even Lady Gagas' shoes.Twenty-six architecture and design firms participated in this year's Canstruction event taking place at the World Financial Center in New York. The exhibition runs from now till November 21st and along with the sculptures, all cans collected will go towards local community food programs for Thanksgiving.