design (web, ind, etc.)
Yes, there can be taste in technology. But the problem is that the majority of practitioners are not consciously trying to extend nor synthesize towards improving quality of life.
Instead we are stuck in the darkest loop of identity confirmation derivatives, in order to extract and accumulate professional status for ourselves.
Taste in technology i... See more
Instead we are stuck in the darkest loop of identity confirmation derivatives, in order to extract and accumulate professional status for ourselves.
Taste in technology i... See more
Reggie James • Product Lost by @hipcityreg | Reggie James | Substack




Been thinking about architecturally interesting tennis courts recently https://t.co/69Y61DyMO2

WWDC18: The Qualities of Great Design | Apple
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Mandarina Duck Jackpack Jacket, 1998
instagram.comThat's what I did.
I left a perfectly comfortable job to start ANDY WORKS to rethink the role of Design in our digital lives—starting with something as small as an app. The larger hope is to uncover an alternative way that products, and even businesses, can be built. Join me?
I will not use any more boring apps.
I left a perfectly comfortable job to start ANDY WORKS to rethink the role of Design in our digital lives—starting with something as small as an app. The larger hope is to uncover an alternative way that products, and even businesses, can be built. Join me?
I will not use any more boring apps.
No More Boring Apps | !Boring Software
Family Values
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In The Poetics of Space , Gaston Bachelard argued that “intimate immensity” emerges in places that balance shelter and horizon. Suburbs invert this. Their immensity is vast but inert — horizons without revelation, shelter without intimacy. Taliesin West’s drafting studio, with its pitched roof and open sides, attempts to bridge this divide. But whe... See more
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