Loopty Loop Loopita design first appeared in July 2007 and now we have information that it’s going to come into production . It was invented by the designer Victor Aleman and is made from a single piece of red oak, covered in high density foam for a nice comfortable seating.

Loopita offers seating for two persons which is not quite intimate yet not quite exposed. If you add several Loopitas together you can form interesting modular seating systems.

I am sure that when will appear in the stores will be an instant hit.

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Ørestad College is the new danish school , built around an open area that can be seen from almost every floor. It looks like a big mall.

It offers fields of study in science, social science and human science. The purpose of the college is to realize the 2005 reform’s aims to strengthen and renew the student’s professional capabilities, to prepare the students better for university and to enhance the science aspect.

The school has wireless internet everywhere and every student receives a free laptop. It even has some orange pillows for students to relax, talk , work on the computer.

This is the school of my dreams!

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Ralph Nauta and Lonneke Gordijn, the designers behind this concept caught a real spirit and embeded it in their creation for eternity. The result was a chair with soul, and you can see it in the chair’s body…

I was kidding… The design will be displayed at the Salone del Mobile in Milan starting 16th - 21st April an represents ‘a futuristic concept of a chair, 3-dimensionally captured within the boundaries of reality’.

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Keyport Slide was designed by Josh Downes to organize all your keys you can’t live without by integrating all the items into one universal access device.

Switching to the Keyport is simple and by sliding the buttons associated with the keys they pop out in order to lock/unlock your world.

The keyport can be bought for $295 from here.

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Caracol is a computer keyboard just for one hand using a rotary keyboard on a wheel through which you slip your palm.

“The Caracol Keyboard was inspired by snail, by the way it behaves around its shell. With this loop structure, the keys move to the fingers instead of the other way around. It have a gear box that provides a 5:1 raito and a little move to the right or left makes the loop spins in such a way that the hand can easily reach all the keys.”

The keyboard has the conventional keys order “QWERTY” but it uses a symmetry for combining the movements of two hands just in one.

It looks very interesting but I wonder how comfortable it is and how fast can you type with it. Time will tell if this concept will become reality. [ via Gadgettastic ]

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