Monthly Archives: October 2009
urban aquaponics in denver
a fascinating article on a prospective aquaponic farm as a vehicle for urban renewal in denver. Urban Organics, the potential facility profiled, not only would provide locally grown food and produce, but also cooking, nutrition and sustainability workshops. what’s interesting … Continue reading
geography distorted by population
I came across some very interesting maps that show population density effecting geography… they are definitely very revealing to exactly where populations reside and where countries are more sparse. from ::fastcompany.
james rojas’ interactive design
it’s easy to get mired in a view of design that focuses data exchange between ecotect and grasshopper, performative skin systems in generative components, and scripting architectural solutions, but once in a while you find a completely different take on … Continue reading
beautiful work by matthias muller
ben anderson sent me some clips he found on vimeo of some beautiful particle tests by mattias muller. gorgeous work. Technorati Tags: animation, ben anderson, box#2, box#3, fumefx, krakatoa, mattias muller, particle, particle effects, particle flow, pflow, max
the benefits of green roofs unveiled…
alexis rochas’ green roof @ the FLAT building. from ::youngandbrilliant. gizmag reports that adding green roofs to an urban area the size of detroit would be the equivalent of talking 10,000 SUVs and mid-sized trucks off of the road. that … Continue reading
ira glass on storytelling
slightly off topic, but insightful and inspirational anyways. from ::iso50.
