Top 10 Best Designs in 2000

The convenience and rapidity brought about by the development of science and technology are often subtle, and precisely because of this, people’s strong desire for high-tech products has never stopped. Recently, the United States "Time Magazine" named the "Ten Best Designs" in 2000. These exquisite works provide us with endless thoughts and motivations. Let's recollect them together:
Rose Earth Space Center: Newly built a planetarium at the American Museum of Natural History in New York City. What's special about it is that the 21st century architectural concept embodied in the pavilion has realized what humans once had in the 18th century. Dreams. The design of the architect James Stewart Porschek of the pavilion was actually very simple --- he put a metal ball in a cubic building mainly composed of glass, and this design style refers to 18 The famous architectural architect of the century, Etienne Louis Bray, proposed a spherical architecture for the design of Isaac Newton in 1784. At that time, this wonderful concept of simplification could not be put into practice for various reasons. Nowadays, this planetarium that welcomes the new century tells people the splendour of the universe with a combination of classical modernism and high-tech futurism.

Hitt Austen Exhibition Hall: When a cloud drifts over Amsterdam, various colors immediately shone on the cube building designed by architect Steven Hall, accompanied by a number of hard-to-follow quotes. People pay attention to changes. This is a gorgeous and playful building on the river. It is said that Hall was specially designed for a Dutch company. It is not so much that it is made of glass and perforated glass panels. It is more like a line of light and water that is surrounded by nature around buildings.

Lifestyle: Bruce Mao, a master of design, once said graciously that form cannot be separated from content. Indeed, nowhere can I find any more than this his 624-page monograph can demonstrate this. The book is not only an anthology of Mao's works, but also a declaration he made to the world. This book only wants to urge readers to pay attention to what the “global image economy” is conveying.

Tate Modern: You can't help but say that the designer used London's old power station as a design point of departure for the uniqueness and singularity. It is also this unique design that enhances the potential value of the power station. The design team led by Jacques Ezorge and Peel Demeron not only promoted “natural lighting” for the classic works of the 20th century, but also provided storage-like display space for contemporary artists' works.

The first summer temporary outdoor awning: Temporary "urban beach" designed and built by the company ShoP has become an exciting summer resort in Queens, New York. This awning is made up of more than 6,000 wooden planks that can be swayed, rotated and glided. This design allows visitors who come for sunbathing, water rafting and cooling. This is an architectural sketch that has already become a reality.

The Oklahoma City National Memorial: This memorial designed by Bachser Partners Company honors 168 victims in the bombing of Oklahoma City in 1995 with 168 chairs made of bronze and glass. While cherishing the memory of these innocent victims of terror, these chairs can also provide a spiritual comfort for the living.

Contemporary Design Cultural Show: This unprecedented exhibition at the Cooper Heaven Museum in New York City reflects the growing interest of Americans in design. It is reported that this year is the first cultural exhibition and will be held once every three years in the future. This exhibition is an open exhibition of works, and one of the most important design works is to clearly reveal the similarities and differences between the buildings designed by Frank Gehry and the artistic products designed by Martha Stewart.

Head razor: As we all know, this century's hairstyle that leads the new fashion is bald. This type of hair style not only allows the fashionable young people who have their own genius to find an ultimate place, but also becomes a 21st century version of the big hair style. The shape of this powerful razor developed by the front-end company is exactly the same as that of the famous Hollywood star Patrick Stewart – smooth and smooth. Use it to shave it, just hold it in the palm of your hand, you can give yourself a beautiful comb in the new century!

DUCATIMH900E Sports Motorcycle: This Italian-style motorcycle is designed to commemorate motorcycle racing champion Mike Hailwood. When you see it, you seem to appreciate a futuristic oil painting. The extremely fluid appearance design makes you feel as if it is moving even when it is still. In just 31 minutes after the midnight of 2001, New Year's Day, the entire production of the motorcycle of this year was already sold out on the Ducati website.

Nike shows personalized sneakers: If many of the above things are elusive for you, as our last wonderful design for our readers, you can do it very easily and well: Nike The new sports shoes launched specifically designed to cater to the worm's psychology. For those of you who have been surfing the Internet, why shouldn't Nike customize a pair of running shoes for your site? You can choose the style, color, and type of shoelace yourself, and even print your own ID number on your favorite shoe. Don't try it soon? How long does it take for a pair of running shoes of their own to finish on the "electronic production line"? Don't forget that sentence ————— Just do it!