interactive and generative designPhilip Beesley is architect working in Toronto and Southern Ontario. His work includes public buildings, development planning, commercial facilities and offices, and residences, but his work
Matthew Ritchie’s installations of painting, wall drawings, light boxes, sculpture, and projections are investigations of the idea of information; explored through science, architecture, history and the dynamics of culture, defined equally
I have just finished reading a book called the tipping point , that talks about how ideas become viral and massively spread , this book talks about the six degrees of separation
I have been talking on earlier posts about the importance of open source technologies and the new economic models that are emmerging derivated from this kind of movements.
Everyday I´m amazed by tons of great information that is constantly getting to me via Twitter , facebook etc. , I often stumble upon some great content . . . .
Here are some of the different design research initiatives I have been following for almost two years now , some of them operate . . .
Xylem is a perfect example of how I think the future of industrial design may be, we live in times were the internet and digital tools have potentialize the collective creation
The speed of changes that we experiment in the present societies to a great extent has to do with factors like the population growth . . .