Starting early september, the 'water – curse or blessing' exhibition will be held at the aedes am pfefferberg. The theme of this exhibition is to present a series of urban, infrastructural, architectural and planning proposals for east, south and southeast asia.
Over 50% of the world's population lives in cities and 90% of those individuals live near substantial bodies of water. the region's growing population living within close vicinity to oceans and rivers will become increasingly affected by a range of issues including water shortages, droughts, floods and a rise in sea levels.
the presented proposals were generated by a sampling of architects and urban planners to assist the affected countries in coping with their water related issues. topics addressed by these proposals include rainwater harvesting, desalination, flood protection and other infrastructural improvements to contribute to improved water management.
via aedes am pfefferberg and designboom
Pop-Up Picnic Diner en Blanc
'Neverscape' Installation by Shoplifter 
Glowing Wave of Ceramic Yogurt Jars
Johnny Neon Music Video Filmed by a Dog
Wood Ties by Wood Thumb
Orbital by Bjoern Ewers
Anemone by Oyler Wu Collaborative
Durable Cardboard Bicycle by Izhar Gafni
