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Behind me is a perfectly lovely couch but it's become apparent that both M and I prefer sitting on the floor. Kotatsu being ridonkulously expensive in the US I had to make do using a shelf that is actually supposed to sit on top of a desk.
Witness our living room of geekiness!
I need to get/make a cushion to sit on though. While I'm more comfortable sitting on the floor getting up again is a whole other matter. Having a bit of a cushion seems to help.
Collage postcard made from rescued pre-printed postage postcard, wallpaper sample from FABMO, vulture from my drypoint print, acrylic paint and pen. Emphasis on chaos and money, scavenging and damage.
The UPEI Aboriginal Student Association brings together First Nations, Inuit, and Métis students to provide peer support and inspiration through the community they establish. The Maoi Omi center mirrors these goals through infrastructure and programs. Where the student group represents the students themselves, the centre represents their base – as such, the Maoi Omi center’s graphic, a medley of meaningful imagery, is featured in the center of this logo and built upon.
The dreamcatcher in the center’s graphic represents academic specific aspirations of the students. The addition of a larger encompassing dreamcatcher represents the larger life goals of students for themselves, peers, families and communities. This double layering of the feature is meant to show how current academic goals that are central to their current daily life are the lie at the root of their greater dreams.
The double-layering of the sun represents new beginnings, vision, and vibrance of spirit for each individual, and for the group as a whole.
The fading of the image as it expands cyclically represents how education leaves an impression on the rest of the students’ lives, regardless of their path.
MTA Chair & CEO Janno Lieber announces Phase 1 of the Queens Bus Network Redesign will launch on June 29 during a media availability at Queens Blvd. and 78th Cres. on Thursday, Jun 26, 2025.
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(Marc A. Hermann / MTA)
What the LEADERSHIP newspaper looked like before the redesign and training efforts. The design workshops and design process was led by Robb Montgomery, a U.S. journalist who has led newspaper redesigns, in San Francisco, Chicago and Washington, D.C.
Redesign I'm currently working on for my portfolio / freelance base of SpoonGraphics.co.uk.
Comments, critique and general thoughts welcome.
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I am SO happy with how my (near complete) IKEA bedroom turned out. Soon, I will add a nice sitting area by the window to overlook the garden. :)
After a fire, the formerly-floofy vaudeville house became a deco-styled movie theatre.
Sorry these photos are lousy, I didn't have my good camera with me. :(
My never-ending redesign project continues. Any comments on this iteration? You'll probably want to check it out full size for the full effect.
Hilda BordahI (foto)
Philippa Björnbom (foto)
Luis Acosta (bildbehandling) Asel Al-Baldawi (bildbehandling) Adam Jernberg (mode)
Emelie Nyquist (smycken) Samiko Mural (smycke
Se vem 3 unidades dentro dessa embalagem atual à esquerda, por que não fazer uma embalagem menor e com mais proteção ao Toddy Tube?
Esse alimento é frágil e da maneira atual, é muito fácil encontrar o produto quebrado :(
Check it out here
It'll be the last before I redo it myself. On a side note, does anybody know how to schedule posts in the WordPress CMS?
Ano: 2008
Descrição da Peça: Anúncio e redesign de rótulo da cachaça Sagatiba, para a matéria Fotografia
Técnicas: Fotografia, Desenho, Photoshop, InDesign
Design, divertimento e sostenibilità: Red Bull, da sempre l’energy drink per eccellenza, sbarca alla Design Week 2014 con “Yes, We CAN”, il progetto di VS² - Versus Studio (Nicole Sassi, Paola Scottini, Sofia Vavassori e Michela Vado) vincitore del concorso Red Bull - Re Design Award: Reduce, Renew, Redesign, promosso in collaborazione con POLI.design Consorzio del Politecnico di Milano. Obiettivo: richiamare l’attenzione dei giovani sul tema del riciclo delle lattine coinvolgendoli direttamente durante le giornate del design milanese.
www.polidesign.net/it/RedBullRE
Credits: Olaf Pignataro / Red Bull
2019-01-09 Redesigning Cities Episode 2 Retrofitting Suburbia Too JUNE WILLIAMSON and ALLISON ARIEFF
EPISODE TWO:
Redesigning Cities Retrofitting Suburbia Too - January 9, 2019
Episode Two will explore the redesign of outdated, suburban infrastructure and associated aging malls, office parks, and other auto-oriented property types. How are suburbs confronting the challenges of climate change, equity,
social capital, and new modes of mobility?
June Williamson and Allison Arieff will present and discuss innovative case studies and the forces helping or hindering their implementation. June Williamson is Associate Professor of Architecture at The City College of New York.
She is author of Designing Suburban Futures and co-author of Retrofitting Suburbia as well as the forthcoming sequel. Allison Arieff is Executive Director of SPUR in San Francisco, Editorial Director of The Urbanist, contributing
writer to The New York Times since 2006, and recipient of the 2018 American Institute of Graphic Arts Steven Heller Award for Cultural Commentary.
Live Event: January 9, 2019 from 6-8 PM, Historic Academy of Medicine
Podcast: Stay Tuned!
Video: Stay Tuned!
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REDESIGNING CITIES: The Speedwell Foundation Talks @ Georgia Tech
How should existing cities, their systems and policies, be redesigned to address 21st Century challenges?
REDESIGNING CITIES: The Speedwell Foundation Talks @ Georgia Institute of Technology is a series of presentations + conversations between leading urbanists that address 21st Century urban challenges: social capital, equity,
climate change, outdated infrastructure, disruptive technologies, and money. The series is hosted by Ellen Dunham-Jones, professor and director of the Master of Science in Urban Design degree in the Georgia Tech School of
Architecture.
Six free live events will be held beginning December 4, 2018 from 6:00 – 7:30 PM at the Historic Academy of Medicine (875 West Peachtree Street Northwest, Atlanta, Georgia 30309) with valet parking available. ONE BLOCK from
MARTA's Midtown Station.
NOTICE: Please be advised that by attending this event, you may be filmed or photographed. Georgia Tech may use that photo and your image on any of its websites or in other printed material.