Co-Op Kids Turn Room Sideways
This is really one of those, "go there and look at all the details and pictures yourself" posts, but for those people who refuse to follow links, this is the abbreviated version of a very interesting project by some Berkeley students. Here is one of the masterminds with a description of what they did:

The way this all got started was that my friend and i were sitting around at dinner chatting about what to do for the upcoming room-to-room party. We went through a whole bunch of ideas for room themes. And then — you know how, sometimes when you're bored, you look up and imagine what it would be like if gravity turned upside down and you got to walk around on the ceiling? (Does everyone have this daydream?) Anyway, we both mentioned it at the same time, and then it dawned on us that we could make it happen. Or a variant, anyway. I think sideways actually works better than upside-down, because then you can integrate real people into the scene in strange ways.

And a picture of the room:


Go read the whole thing! There are even step-by-step directions of how to do this yourself. (via boingboing).Email This Post!