What else you got?:

Cool! Next. :

Some of these are really nice though:

Looks painful:

BANZAI!





Great job, grasshopper.

LaVisHh said:

I have lamps like this (No I don't):

LaVisHh said:

she said "would what"

rdhull said:

2the9s said:

LaVisHh said:

:would what? ..all of a sudden in an important meeting say "if I was your girlfriend you would"

rdhull said:

rdhull, that's it...In my office NOW!

LaVisHh said:

Ha! You're mad because I re-jacked this thread!

LaVisHh said:

then Id say "down there..where it counts?"

2the9s said:

Did you read the contest rules? :

I though postmodernism was dead. wtf is that? A car impaled on the remaining skyscrapers? Talk about not knowing your audience...

I've always like the elegance and grace of the towers of light concept. Who would have thought such massiveness would be best rendered by airy light?:

I know I did this one already, but seriously, what the hell is it?!:

If I got something like this in my stocking for Christmas I'd be pissed:

Where's Waldo?

Probably hiding from this atrocity:

People who live in glass houses...shouldn't be in city planning:

Yeah, two amputated stumps. That'll take our minds off of it. :

Ummm...no:

This one I like, although it is not very practical. The age of the skyscraper may very well be over:

Sorry, the "I'm Too Busy So I Only Did Half, Fill in the Rest Yourself" contest is down the hall to the right:

Okay. If you like cleaning throw-up off the sides of tall buildings... :

Again, interesting use of space. It's like the subway system functions in some sort of exo-skeletal way. Inside out:

"HOURGLASS: In Prix's futuristic scheme, three beveled towers support a vast bowl of apartments and a platform housing malls, hotels, and cultural facilities."



I think the description pretty much sums it up.

Here's that last one from another angle: