Designers Mary Huang and Jenna Fizel are uniting fashion with digital photography. Come September, their CONSTRVCT label will print any digital image—photograph or illustration—onto shirts and dresses designed by their clients.

Bicycling to work is about to get a bit greener. Israeli designer Izhar Gafni has built “water-resistant bicycle, made, from seat to spokes, entirely of recycled cardboard.” Production and global distribution will start in 2013.

ROLU‘s recent Open Field residency involved, as noted in other posts on this blog (1. 2. 3.), a number of fruitful collaborations. Case in point: Brian Janusiak, Elizabeth Beer, and Matthew Chrislip of Various Projects (the multidisciplinary design collaboration also responsible for Project No. 8 and 8a in NY) created a garment for visitors to borrow and wear inside the Walker and outside at Open Field…

Joe Gilmore—a multidisciplinary artist and graphic designer working in the fields of computer music, video and algorithmic art—is founder of Qubik, a type-focused design studio in London. As part of their Open Field residency, ROLU asked Joe Gilmore to make a risograph print to commemorate the Attention as Place contributors, available to visitors while supplies last. Read a little bit about it…

To reinvigorate the country’s tourism industry, Egypt will soon open select tombs—including some that have been closed to the public for nearly 25 years. “We want to give people a reason to come back, to give them something new.”

The newest project for the Archi<20 architecture competition can be found in the forest of an Alsace nature preserve. Made up of numerous small boxes, “the building functions as an optical device that both simplifies and modifies the viewer’s experience.”

Visionaire and online art retailer Paddle8 have partnered to create a portfolio of 10 3-D photographs of Brazilian architect Oscar Niemeyer’s greatest works. The set is due out in September, in time for the Sao Paolo Biennial.