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This is a 69-page PDF, self-explanatory title, prepared on behalf of the City of Seattle by Hamer Center for Community Design, Penn State U. Haven't had time to read through yet, but the table of contents includes: Introduction; Principles; Design Process; Case Studies; Components & Materials; Model Deconstruction Specification; References.

Tags: dfd, design, design_for_disassembly, seattle, buildings, pdf on 2009-06-02 -All Annotations (0) -About

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From the article's "snapshot":
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Research proves attractive things work better. How we think cannot be separated from how we feel. The next time a boss, client, or co-worker scoffs at the notion that beauty is an important aspect of interface design, point their peepers here.
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Tags: design, aesthetics, beauty, affect, psychology, usability, userinterface on 2009-04-22 and saved by 44 people -All Annotations (85) -About

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Great website showcasing Ned Kahn's (typically public) art projects.

Tags: ned_kahn, art, public_art, art_projects, land_art, environmental_art, design on 2009-02-03 and saved by 2 people -All Annotations (0) -About

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Left a comment on this entry by Richard Florida. His post was actually about design, and how it could change under economic pressure. But then someone left a comment about how bad urban 'density' is and that it benefits only developers and tax-hungry governments. Well, I couldn't let nonsense like that stand, so I posted a comment in defense of urban density. File it under "really, some people...!"

Tags: urbanism, density, comments, design on 2009-01-14 -All Annotations (0) -About

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File this under "great idea!" Get printable magnetic sheets, print out your design elements, and move them around on a magnetic whiteboard.

Tags: adaptive_path, ideas, design, reference on 2008-11-20 and saved by 2 people -All Annotations (0) -About

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Great slide presentation on how to design for the iPhone.

Tags: iphone, slideshare, design, userinterface, create_with_context, bill_westerman on 2008-11-20 and saved by 12 people -All Annotations (0) -About

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In a way, the ideas in here echo Fred Wilson and Howard Lindzon, who have said that we'd be better served by a bust-up not a bail-out of the automobile industry. Not a bust-up in the sense of 'destroy them,' but rather break them up into smaller pieces, make them perform better and meet customer needs. Find niches, instead of hogging the field. "You can have any color you want as long as it's black." That model doesn't hold anymore.

Tags: psfk, automobile, bailout, design, niche on 2008-11-19 -All Annotations (0) -About

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Amazing - I had no idea this was available yet: Ponoko lets you submit your design, and, bang, they build it and ship it out to you. Or let you sell it to your customers. It's manufacturing 2.0 or manufacturing-for-everyone.

Tags: diy, web_2.0, ecommerce, ponoko, design, rapid_prototyping, manufacturing on 2008-11-18 and saved by 172 people -All Annotations (3) -About

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Older entry, from 2004. Fun stuff.

Tags: creativity, howto, inspiration, design, writing, gaping_void on 2008-10-27 and saved by 186 people -All Annotations (89) -About

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Ping Magazine interview with Berlin-based Kristin and Lukas Feireiss on their book, _Architecture of Change - sustainability and humanity in the built environment_, regarding the "conscious contradiction in the title — changing and sustaining. But how can I change and sustain at the same time? This challenge is what we try to put across."

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There’s more to architecture than its simple purpose of shelter or protection, a cast to architecture. However they are creating social environments, urban spaces and the public spaces where people actually interact. So they are the catalyst for social interaction, for society to work in. This is a big topic and we can go from dictatorial architecture to that of social engagement.
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This book gives a broad overview of what’s possible in sustainable building practices or social practices in architecture. So it ranges from economically speaking very simple, modernistic architecture to very free-flowing, avant-garde forms; from small, private houses to school buildings to skyscrapers, to federal buildings. It’s not restricted at all to one certain section. And secondly it comprises all these ideas that are in a state of research or initiative.
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Bonus: gorgeous pictures/ illustrations.

Wouldn't mind having a copy of this book!

Tags: pingmag, ping_mag, architecture, sustainability, design on 2008-06-28 and saved by 2 people -All Annotations (0) -About

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Casey Reas delivers a lecture at the University of Applied Arts in Vienna on programming & process for visual designers.

Tags: casey_reas, wmmna, programming, visual_arts, design, video on 2008-04-18 -All Annotations (0) -About

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Eye-candy for night-owls... Bling for boulevard babies... Classy neon. Trust the Japanese -- can we have a bit of Japan here?

Tags: design, pingmag, tokyo, typography, neon, cities on 2008-04-11 and saved by 38 people -All Annotations (0) -About

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- brief description of an event at the Apple Store, Santa Monica, 1/30/08: Tali Krakowsky (Imaginary Forces' Director of Experience Design) talking about current trends in the fusion of design, technology and architecture. How I'd love to be able to attend this!

Tags: architecture, design, imaginary_forces, tali_krakowsky, userinterface on 2008-01-31 -All Annotations (0) -About

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- fascinating project about documenting various typefaces in Brooklyn

Tags: brooklyn, design, lettering, place_making, reference, typeface on 2008-01-29 -All Annotations (0) -About

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Tags: 4culture, architecture, design, magazine, pacific_northwest, reference, seattle on 2007-11-18 -All Annotations (0) -About

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