Thank you all who participated in our Win a Modern Nursery Sweepstakes! And the winners are...
GRAND PRIZE:
Argington Modern Nursery & Color Consultation from Danielle Hirsch. Including: Bam Changing Table, Bam Toddler Conversion Kit, Bam Bassinet, Bam Bassinet Canopy Support, Bam Canopy Drape, Bam Six Drawer Dresser, Bam Diaper Caddy, Bam Trundle Drawer
Kimberly Pacetti
Houston, Texas
Graphic Designer
"I am a designer and my husband and I own our own design firm in Houston, www.goodproject.com. We eat, sleep and live modern design and we are elated that our little one will be surrounded by stylish nursery decor thanks to 2modern. This is an amazing prize- thank you. As soon as we put the nursery together I will post the images on my blog http://ittyluxe.blogspot.com/ for you to see."
2ND PRIZE:
avalisa - Elephants Stretched Print
Jessica Trounce
Phoenix, AZ
Art Director & DIY Enthusiast
"WOW! Thank you so much! My arriving little one will love it I'm sure.'m an art director and designer for an advertising firm by day and an artist and crafter by night. Check out my baby blog http://stitchedlittleelephant.blogspot.com/. I'm always on 2modern's site and blog getting ideas on what to put in my home and my, soon to be occupied, baby room."
3RD PRIZE:
Inhabit - Plankton Pillow
Merry Warner
Salt Lake City, UT
Intern Architect
"Thank you! It made my day!"






Brightest London is Best Reached by Underground, by Horace Taylor, 1924. Published by Underground Electric Railway Company Ltd, 1924. Printed by Dangerfield Printing Company Ltd.
circa 1950, London's Roundel, the symbol created for London's Underground corporate logo that came to be assoicated with much of the city of London was designed by Edward Johnston, a brilliant artist and calligrapher and is a study in typography.

Construction began in 2004 and the famous right angle cantilever at the top of the building was joined in December of 2007. Reaching their goal of finishing by the time of the scheduled Olympics in Beijing began to look not only possible but plausible.

The CCTV project also includes a second building that will house a five-star hotel (bldg left of CCTV) with 300 rooms, restaurants and spas, recording studios and a 1,500-seat theater. This structure, the Television Cultural Center or TVCC is, as described by the architects, the public component of the project and was to open ahead of the larger headquarters in 2007.





