designing for feelings
as Dr. Eleni Papadnoikolaki, architect, engineer, and professor of integral design & management at TU Delft points out, “We typically don’t discuss how we can make human lives better. Despite all of the technology around us, we don’t understand how we can improve the quality of human life – only how we can make it more efficient.”
Our Centaur Future - A RADAR Report
If you know to look, you can feel the difference between software crafted with care for its users and systems of vacuous tradition that just happen to be good at producing the vapid fodder of convenience.
Robin Berjon • Retrofuturism
There’s no point making a bot for the sake of it, no techno-determinism here please. Could a bot help you, your project or brand be better? Think purpose, not technology first.
MORNING • 024 - Entering Limbø, With Ø
As more and more of us sit with the question of what sits beyond intelligence as our true human premium, it seems that we’re doubling down on that ineffable quality that, as of yet, lies beyond the grasp of the machine: intuition.
It’s an entrance into a new era — a noetic era — coined and elaborated upon by Concept Bureau’s Zach Lamb, a brand... See more
It’s an entrance into a new era — a noetic era — coined and elaborated upon by Concept Bureau’s Zach Lamb, a brand... See more
Our Centaur Future - A RADAR Report
Amidst these many “candidates” to transcend modernity and postmodernity, what perhaps distinguishes metamodernism the most regardless of its different schools of thought within it, is its emphasis on an emerging or newly born collective sensibility or “feelings’’ pointing towards a new cultural milieu which reflects the current late stage of global
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every technology is really unfinished until it’s used by people
Rachel Coldicutt • On Understanding Power and Technology
Bring back the fun 🙌🏼
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living by our motto ‘move slow & make things,’ our build out took a long time 😅… we built every table, bench, shelf, and bar surface with hand tools and a whole lot of... See more
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