The Subjective Atlas of Hungary (along with the Subjective Atlas of Mexico) has just been awarded by the prestigious Henry van de Velde design label. Our very own Attila Bujdoso was in Brussels Wednesday night to receive the award on behalf of Kitchen Budapest.

Innovative garbage bags, Muhammad Ali, and a gigantic tablet have all been competing for our attention the past two weeks. 

Super innovative projects on Indiegogo, a great TED talk and PAVE, a new kind of incubation program that funds indivudauls instead of startups. These are the highlights of this weeks Linkfriday.

Yesterday night we held KiBu’s first official alumni reunion night. True to our heritage, we prepared with a creative surprise: it was this event, where we introduced LinkPong, a new ideation game invented by our colleague Attila Bujdoso.

When John Lasseter was learning how to make models, he chose the nearest, easiest subject: an architect’s lamp sitting on his desk.