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Rob Walker|Essays
On Radiolab: the Sound of Science
“Radiolab,” a public radio show that breaks from public radio sensibilities, not least in its striking sound.
John Thackara|Essays
Utopia is Here
Ridley Scott's film Blade Runner, made in 1982, portrays a dystopian Los Angeles as it might be in 2019. In just eight years we are due to find out whether or not the film was an accurate prediction.
Josh Wallaert|Essays
Google Maps, Give Us Our River Names
No map in history has made us feel more powerful or more present. But there's a little thing missing: the Mississippi River.
Steven Heller|Essays
Souvenirs as Nazi Propaganda
Part three in a three part series on the design practices of the Third Reich.
Rob Walker|Essays
Global Entertainment
Entertainment via web-based geography.
Adam Harrison Levy|Report
Sustainable Christmas Trees
From artificial firs to rented spruces, a report on alternatives to the chopped-down Xmas tree.
Carl Schoonover|Books
Portraits of the Mind
The book, Portraits of the Mind: Visualizing the Brain from Antiquity to the 21st Century (Abrams) documents this overlooked dimension over two millennia of obsession with the brain.
William Underhill|Projects
Map Kibera
Report on the Map Kibera project to provide navigation and information on Nairobi's massive informal settlement.
Alexandra Lange|Essays
Governors Island, ca. 2014?
We finally receive an image from the long-under-wraps West 8 master plan for Governors Island.
Michael Bierut|Essays
Designing the Unthinkable
For more than fifty years, there have been arguments against nuclear proliferation. The Doomsday Clock translates all the arguments to a simple visual analogy.
Michael Bierut|Audio
Episode 102: The Long View
Black hole image, Dyson Airblade, Titus Kaphar, Liz Jackson, Comic Sans takeover
Jordan MacInnis|Interviews
Materials as Metaphor
...We have a disrespect for materials; we use them quickly and carelessly. That is exactly where we’re at as a planet and as a society. It’s our job as material designers to tackle that.
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Brands cannot afford to speak in the same voice as countless others right now. Typeface designers can help. We’re joyfully receiving your feedback. Here’s where we’re headed: Becoming a better observer has defined John Ball’s 40-year design career Encontrar tu propia voz toma más tiempo que hacerse viral