• more about #nothing
    Arty2: I hope they don't smoke in there... I also hope they have taken humidity into account, cause you know, cardboards tend to curl... more »
    Cordfucious of Tech Clan: That's some hotness. This would be nice in a kids bedroom. The ability to break it down quickly and recycle it as they age is invaluable. Good work!!! more »
    webster32: that's really cool. personally I enjoy making things out of cardboard (for prototyping) but never anything on this scale. I guess they really took The... more »
    iridius: can you say major fire hazard? more »
    Spoony: While that's super awesome i'm perplexed. How exactly is all that being supported by simply cardboard alone? Is there some kind of industrial strengt... more »
    Papercutninja: i'm wondering how they got this past the building codes... more »
  • #architecture

    Step Inside The Cardboard Office

    Who knew people living in cardboard boxes could have the best pad in town? All it takes is a little ingenuity and some inspiration from the folks at Amsterdam's Nothing ad agency. More »
  • #sony

    Sony's New Ad Campaign Teaser: Crazy Stuff With Cameras

    Sony's launching a new ad campaign on April 22, following up all those other spots we're crazy about. We got our hands on the teaser, entitled "Nothing," and it is both very cool and totally irritating at the same time, because "Nothing" is exactly what happens. Kind of. It's a bunch of smug film dudes talking with British accents about explosions and special effects, while doing increasingly crazy things with their cameras. If I was one of those cameras in the video, I'd be praying for a stunt double—look for the one that gets tossed off a bungee platform, and the other that gets rolled down a friggin' mountain. But all of this build-up is for what, Sony? WHAT ARE THEY SHOOTING!!??! [Sony]
  • #ptbarnumdepartment

    Nothing is On Sale for $6.28

    It had to happen. Someone is now selling Nothing, and undoubtedly, some suckers are buying it. It's a piece of packaging with a clear plastic sphere sticking out of it that contains absolutely nothing. Well, there's something in there, but it's just the same as what's outside it: thin air. And get this: It costs $6.28. It's Nothing for something! More »