This Holden HT Monaro GTS350 was built in 1969 by driver and HRT manager Harry Firth. The car debuted at that year's Sandown 500 and went on to a win Bathurst later in 1969.

The French 1929 Majestic inspired the 3D printed Fuller Moto's 2029 Majestic

Air New Zealand DC-8 aircraft. 

From Scooter Modern Etsy

Commodore PET 2001 (1977), Intertec Superbrain (1979), Sinclair ZX80 (1980) and Apple iMac G3 (1998)

Anne Atkins – cinema tickets for Todd Haynes’s film Wonderstruck (2017). Photography: Tim Kelly and Anne Atkins.

Passengers waiting inside Preston bus station in 1969

The living room of show flat No 1 at the Barbican site at Moorfields, 1968

A Kiwi bach.

Vespa

1969 Chrysler Valiant Pacer 

Carl Perkins Cadillac.

A 1-million mark note from Thuringia, 1923. The note was designed by the Bauhaus

Love Lies Bleeding by Emma Bass.

Wim Crouwel died age 90.

Holden Central Car Club – Cancer Foundation fund raiser.

Nvard Yerkanian illustrations, see more here.

1965 Ford Transit

Momkai Design Studio

A P-type tram on Oxford Street, near Taylor Square, Darlinghurst, in February 1960.

Photograph: Lindsay Bridge Collection

Corvette Stingray Racer concept – 1959.

Swimming in the UK

Chris Turnham illustrator

This home is clad with antique doors, windows and other building materials that S+PS Architects salvaged from demolished buildings in Mumbai. Informed by the abundance of ad-hoc, ramshackle buildings it overlooks in the city, it is intended to help promote an alternative approach to recycling.

Illustrations by Jean Julien for Resy 

Ford Falcon XK windowless panel van

Pentagram creates Flight Center font for hotel in Eero Saarinen's JFK airport terminal. Read more here.

Photography by Max Touhey

How to dry your hands

The 1953 Firebird 1 is just one of the vehicles that will be on display at the Cars: Accelerating the Modern World exhibition at the V&A from 23 November. Photograph: V&A Museum

Old timers – cars and blokes.

M1 1959.

Frida Escobedo and José Rojas renovated the 1950s Boca Chica Hotel in Acapulco, Mexico – destination of the original jet-set. 

Photography is by Undine Prohl.

This is from Behance.net.

Squash 73 is a multidisciplinary space located in Mexico City, inside what was once a squash club. Its main goal is to give creative young adults a space to enjoy and discover art-related activities and emerging proposals. It has two courts and a studio that can be used for pretty much any art project, whether it is a drink and draw, a ceramics workshop, an exhibition, a photoshoot or a theatre rehearsal. ​​​​​​​The client wanted a playful and fresh identity that showed versatility and creativity, but also that reminded them of the athletic roots of the place, as they left the striking yellow lines that were used by squash players back in the 70's and now give a unique look to each room. The icon was inspired by the idea of the space itself, as if it was an elevated view in an architectural plan. The graphic elements such as the illustration and the signage were inspired by squash as a sport, always thought to be moving and dynamic.

Branding + Signage: Mariela Mezquita
Photography: Camila Rodriguez
Architecture + Interior design: Squash 73 Team

The interlock, by Bureau de change.

Chris Dorley Brown

The Chrysler turbine car was produced from 1963 to 1964. Its body was made by the Italian design studio Ghia, and Chrysler completed its assembly in Detroit. The A-831 turbine engine could operate on many different fuels, required less maintenance, and lasted longer than conventional piston engines, although they were much more expensive to produce. 
A total of 55 cars were built: five prototypes and a limited run of 50 cars for a public user program.After the conclusion of the user program in 1966, Chrysler reclaimed all of the cars and destroyed all but nine of them; Chrysler kept two, five are displayed at museums in the United States, and two are in private collections. Chrysler's turbine engine program ultimately ended in 1979, largely due to the failure of the engines to meet government emissions regulations and relatively poor fuel economy.

By Ovadia Benishu Illustrator based in Tel-Aviv, Israel. See more here.

TWA Hotel opens for bookings

British Airways debuts a special retro livery on one of its Boeing 747s to mark the UK airline's centenary, a jumbo has been painted in the design of its predecessor British Overseas Airways Corporation (BOAC). The BOAC livery adorned the fleet between 1964 and 1974.

Beautiful project by American photographer Laura Austin and words by Tora Baker, see here on Creative Boom.

Florence Knoll Bassett 1918–2019

This Ford Cortina, officially known as E14 LS was built in 1966 and is one of three 'Group 5' factory racing cars built by Lotus for the 1966 British Saloon Car Championship. It was raced by Graham Hill, Jacky Ickx and Jim Clark.

Suzy van der Kwast, of Suzy's Coffee Lounge in Wellington, has died. She was 80.

Ferrari Monza SP2

Olalekan Jeyifous – Brooklyn-based artist and designer. See more here.

 Eero Saarinen. TWA terminal at Idlewild airport (now JFK airport), 1962

Eero Saarinen. TWA terminal at Idlewild airport (now JFK airport), 1962.

Eero Saarinen. General Motors Technical Center in Warren, 1950.