Monthly Archives: July 2006

Stuffed toy abuse

3 Jul ’06 – 9:20 pm

Wendy accuses me of being a sick individual for loving this site. She says if I had raised children of my own I would feel deeply for well loved but damaged teddys. I see this as their rescue and revival. It’s certainly adaptive reuse. You can find them, and more at Morbid Tendencies Unfortunate Animal [...]

By Ian Milliss | Posted in toys | Comments (0)

Ramping it up

3 Jul ’06 – 8:51 pm

The Big Dig House is constructed from recycled steel and concrete panels used in the construction of Boston’s “Big Dig” highway reconstruction project. The house was built by Paul Pedini, an engineer and vice president of Modern Continental Construction, one of the principal contractors on the Big Dig. I like the interior more than the [...]

By Ian Milliss | Posted in architecture, building, transport | Comments (1)