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Cory Doctorow at 3:57 pm Tue, Sep 4, 2007

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Studio Laurens van Wieringen, a Dutch interior design studio, made this beautiful landscape carpet that employs soft foam blocks of varying height and color to create a beautiful, walkable relief map. Link (via Cribcandy)

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    Time to pull out the LEGOs and play some SimCity.

  • Anonymous

    It is missing the color-key legend and a scale bar.

  • chasie

    Oh, man, the cat threw up on the rug.
    Where?
    Arkansas!
    Eh, nobody will notice.

  • Anonymous

    that’s not really a map, it’s more of a landscape…

  • Seth

    This reminds me of the great “Flying Carpet” at the Sacramento Airport. http://www.papersac.com/2007/06/15/sacramentos-flying-carpet/