Aesthetic Dominance: The Architecture of Fear
Plataforma Arquitectura
Post of Brobdingnagian Celebration: Two-Ohhh-One
The publishing of this marks Spicybiscotti’s 201st post. BOOM! BOOM! PEW! PEW! The virtual parades and fireworks have apparently already begun commencing. But, seriously, for anyone who has been reading along, thanks for sticking around, and for those who are
Post of Brobdingnagian Celebration: Two-Ohhh-One
The publishing of this marks Spicybiscotti’s 201st post. BOOM! BOOM! PEW! PEW! The virtual parades and fireworks have apparently already begun commencing. But, seriously, for anyone who has been reading along, thanks for sticking around, and for those who are
Ambiguous Citizens: Pedestrian Project
Pedestrian Project [via Design You Trust]
Heaven and Heart Attacks: This Is Why You’re Fat
I spend a lot of time with ideas on the burner and things in the pipeline. This is one that I wish I could take credit for. This is Why You’re Fat is incredible — I’m so jealous. All in
Heaven and Heart Attacks: This Is Why You’re Fat
I spend a lot of time with ideas on the burner and things in the pipeline. This is one that I wish I could take credit for. This is Why You’re Fat is incredible — I’m so jealous. All in
Lunar-Resonant Streetlights: Civil Twilight
What an awesome collective. I’m on the job hunt right now and Civil Twilight is exactly the kind of thing I would love to be involved with. This is an example of smart, conscious design at it’s best. [via
Lunar-Resonant Streetlights: Civil Twilight
What an awesome collective. I’m on the job hunt right now and Civil Twilight is exactly the kind of thing I would love to be involved with. This is an example of smart, conscious design at it’s best. [via
I Want Your Fluids: Objectum Sexuals
“Objectum sexuals” are people who find themselves in sexual and/or romantic relationships with inanimate objects — read: being in love with the Golden Gate Bridge, being in love with fences, etc. I find it an interesting development/divergence in light of
I Want Your Fluids: Objectum Sexuals
“Objectum sexuals” are people who find themselves in sexual and/or romantic relationships with inanimate objects — read: being in love with the Golden Gate Bridge, being in love with fences, etc. I find it an interesting development/divergence in light of
Touching Strangers: Richard Renaldi
Projects like this are great examples of why art appeals so much to me. In basic terms this is a very simple idea, but the photo documentation of the whole thing yields such complex, intimate reactions. I think these photos
Touching Strangers: Richard Renaldi
Projects like this are great examples of why art appeals so much to me. In basic terms this is a very simple idea, but the photo documentation of the whole thing yields such complex, intimate reactions. I think these photos
Retro Anachronism: Playgrounds in the Sky
Modern Mechanix: Playgrounds in the Sky
Academic Landscapes: Polar Inertia
Polar Inertia: “an outlet and a resource for on going research into the networks and patterns that define the contemporary city. The journal began with the idea that the understanding of a culture requires immersion into the instruments of media,
Academic Landscapes: Polar Inertia
Polar Inertia: “an outlet and a resource for on going research into the networks and patterns that define the contemporary city. The journal began with the idea that the understanding of a culture requires immersion into the instruments of media,
The Facade of the Melting Pot: Trans-National America
“‘The so-called ‘melting pot’ has happily failed, Bourne wrote, and he called the “English-American conservatism” which would demand it the ‘chief obstacle to social advance.’ Without the cultural variety brought by immigrants, [...] America was doomed to stagnation.” “‘What we
The Facade of the Melting Pot: Trans-National America
“‘The so-called ‘melting pot’ has happily failed, Bourne wrote, and he called the “English-American conservatism” which would demand it the ‘chief obstacle to social advance.’ Without the cultural variety brought by immigrants, [...] America was doomed to stagnation.” “‘What we
