Reading “Steve Jobs”: The Upside Of Unreasonable Demands
Steve Jobs gave little heed to preconceptions about what could and could not be done. Should we all follow that example?
Gary Hustwit, Director Of “Urbanized,” On Solving America’s Big-City Problems
Hustwit categorizes U.S. cities as “bad, really bad.” His proposed solution: a mix of good design, apolitical vision, and civic engagement.
A Pop-Up Greenhouse Could Bring Farm-Fresh Food To Food Deserts
The Greenhouse Project could generate as much as 8,000 pounds of produce every 12 weeks.
Exhibition Tweaks Our Common Notions Of A Well-Designed Home
Robert Stadler reinvents some of the typical objects found in our homes.
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Infographic Posters Reduce Huge Philosophical Ideas To Shapes And Colors
Genis Carreras uses minimal graphic design to explain some of the world’s thorniest philosophical ideas, from relativism to atheism.
How “The Email Game” Improved Its UI, To Make Your Inbox Less Hellish
Or, why smiley faces are more motivating than points and badges.
An Electric Bike That Hauls Cargo, And Doesn’t Look Like A Dork Mobile
The electronics for the “Faraday,” created with master framebuilders at Rock Lobster, disappear seamlessly into the bike’s design.
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Infographic Of The Day: The Incredible Power Of StumbleUpon
The social bookmarking site is powerful. But you probably have no idea just how powerful.
