Heat Conducting Ice Cream Scoop

Scoop That II is a clever solution to an annoying problem - scooping rock hard ice cream. Using thermodynamics to transfer heat to the edges (Biodegradable liquid transfers heat from the handle to the scoop head), this ice scoop cuts through ice cream like butter thanks to it´s sharper blade and warming handle. No electricity, batteries, or hot water required! The award winning design also features a special coating in the scooping bowl that keeps the ice cream from melting, and a see-through handle that make it a functional work of art.

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SRIRACHA2GO

Sriracha junkies rejoice, your life just got a whole lot spicier!  With the portable Sriracha2Go, you’ll never worry about a sriracha-less meal again. Not every establishment keeps the famed Thai hot sauce on hand for the chili enthusiast, Sriracha2Go solves this problem, simply fill your empty pocket-sized S2G bottle with your favorite sriracha and clip it to your keychain, bag, or belt loop and you´re set to eat your sriracha-loving-heart out....
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MIDNIGHT SCOOP

Designed by an aerospace engineer, the ingenious Midnight Scoop is a clever solution to an annoying problem - scooping rock hard ice cream. The idea comes from the simple realization that a scoop should function like a shovel, with a more effective pushing motion powered by the user´s arm and chest muscles, instead of the weaker ones in your wrist. Hot-forged from solid aerospace grade aluminum the elegant utensil features both an ergonomic handle and pointed blade...
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CANTILEVERED RESTAURANT

Tall Arquitectos from Mexico, have released renderings that depict Bire Bitori, a luxury diner and cocktail bar embedded in the rock face of a beautiful natural landscape high above Mexico’s stunning Copper Canyon. The heart-stopping proposal allows guests to enjoy an "over the air" experience, with nothing but a vast glass bottom underneath! The precarious cantilevered position of the building and the picture windows would grant diners wonderful panoram...
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