A 1980 film about a Coke bottle dropped over the desert might be the best metaphor for what’s happened to design.
Rose-Colored Glasses By Paul Goldberger Why are predictions on the Future of Architecture (capital F, capital A) always so wrong?
Handy Containers By Karrie Jacobs While we may have rejected the box as the standard architectural form, we’re more dedicated to it than ever.
Here but Not Here By Andrew Blum Architecture has yet to acknowledge the impact of social media on our experience of physical space.
Rekindling the Book By Karrie Jacobs Can Amazon’s new digital reader do for print what the iPod did for music?
Within the Product of No Product By John Hockenberry What are the implications for industrial designers if the strongest consumer impulse becomes not buying?
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