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House of Books is an amazing artwork made from literally thousands and thousands of books.

The worlds most beautiful car owned by Dianna Dors and one of only 51 made in the 1950's goes on sale and is expected to fetch $4 million at auction.

Those last two items you found are awesome, as ever!

Wouldn't like to try parking that Rolls-Royce though, the front looks like it'd be practically invisible from the driver's seat. But man, it does look so elegant.

Chewbacca dialogue!

Starwars Prints. These are very good!

Zaha has won the 2010 Stirling Prize. The winning building is the Maxxi Museum.

A big idea condensed a truly great advertising concept. Courtesy of Creative Review.

Creative Review Photography iphone app. Nice.

Probably the best fast food restaurant in the world. Courtesy of Dezeen.

Hyperlink Book. This is a book that has lines running though the book that hyperlinks with physical string linking all the related items. At first I thought this was drawn lines but it is actually string. Oh my god that must have taken a LONG time to finish and makes it much more impressive.

I'll hazard a guess there aren't many copies of that book in print?

I thought that restaurant was just a German KFC, but it looks like rotisserie chicken, so a little posher maybe. The legs on the service station thingy are genius! Better than the McDonald's rebranding.

I hadn't noticed that detail! Funny what people notice when looking at images.

I like the fast food restaurant, even the rather sickly green colour. It does look incredibly clean, obviously a good thing for a restaurant.

BDP Quoted extensively in this BBC article about Price Waterhouse Cooper's new environmentally friendly building in London.

Interesting house on Dezeen website by 05 AM Architecture.



House Boat. This is an interesting adaption of a barge into a house. It is totally different to any other houseboat I have ever seen and is very beautiful.



And finally an Easter inspired church building by Avanto Architects. Courtesy of Dezeen again.

Mille Feuille Bank. A beautiful use of colour. Who says that banks need to be stuffy and boring?!