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why you don't actually hate modern design
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Follow (us) @profit for more stories like this daily! A group of four couples, best friends for over 30 years, turned their dream into reality by building a tiny town where they could live together in retirement. Known as the Llano Exit Strategy, this unique community is located near Austin, Texas, by the Llano River. Designed with the help of architect Matt Garcia, this tiny town offers a sustainable and peaceful getaway just 90 minutes from the city. Each of the four cabins is 350 square feet and cost around $40,000 to build. These lifelong friends have created more than just a living space—they’ve built a dream retreat where they can enjoy their golden years together. Follow @profit for more like this 🤝 #tinytown #llanoexitstrategy #bestfriends #retirementgoals
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I spent 5+ years busting my ass to build my studio
As a young designer landing in NYC, I expected a space like this to exist. It didn’t, so I built it
I am maniacal. 3 failed attempts later, I finally have a space and I am absolutely not fucking around. Also: I’m good at crypto https://t.co/yplsxqJDBa
Every great law firm in New York moves without a sputter of protest into a glass-box office building with concrete slab floors and seven-foot-ten-inch-high concrete slab ceilings and plasterboard walls and pygmy corridors — and then hires a decorator and gives him a budget of hundreds of thousands of dollars to turn these mean cubes and grids into... See more
Brian Potter • Why Skyscrapers Became Glass Boxes
