I love this photo. It looks just like a memory.
Weather forecast for the next week in Mal Pais, Costa Rica. Weather which I will be enjoying.
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Great architecture photography from Trevor Patt. I especially like these photos of the new academic building for The Cooper Union, by Morphosis
If You Build It, They Will Walk - The Slow Issue - GOOD
Increasingly, designers are applying walking-oriented urban-planning ideas to buildings, and some see elevators as the architectural equivalent of the value meal: unhealthy, unsustainable, and bad for social exchange. Provide people with nicer, more centrally located stairs where they can interact with others, some designers say, and they’ll skip the elevator.
So, I’m wearing a zipper hoodie and a zipper jacket, and I attempt to zip the former while talking to my friend Ian. And then this happened.
Clothing Spiral! How deep can it go?
January 15, 2010
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On the surface, riding the train in a loop sounds like the actions of a crazy person, but I think I get it. It must be hard to work from home, and still have that sense of responsibility that comes from sitting in an office with a bunch of productive people.
I guess one way to add that back in, would be to get outside, sit amongst other members of the workforce, and maybe read the paper, as opposed to just shluffing over to the computer in your PJs.
Earthquake in Haiti - The Big Picture - Boston.com
Residents sleep in the street after the earthquake in Port-au-Prince January 13, 2010.
What a tragedy. You can make a donation to support the American Red Cross’ relief efforts at
Interesting proposal for raised bikeways from architect Martin Angelov. The system uses tracks to guide the wheels and steel wires that attach to handlebars and provide a safety mechanism.
I would love to be able to safely cruise over busy intersections without having to wait for traffic lights. I think a system like this could be a great way to promote bike commuting, rewarding those who don’t drive with a faster route through the city.
Life is hard. Here is someone.
Meaghan O: Drunk, cute and funny as hell.
Bici is the italian slang for bike/bikes.
Every Bertelli bicycle is a unique design object that you won’t find in any store in New York City.
Every part is assembled by hand, finished and fine-tuned by me, Francesco.
These bikes are damn sexy. Go get yourself one. Starting at $1,500.
