Monthly Archives: September 2010

Sukkah City

Been to Sukkah City NYC 2010 (pre) exhibition. I thought it’s already installed at Union Square, but it’s not. It’s kind of pre-contest. Some are built, some are yet. Online poll is going on at the New York magazine, and … Continue reading

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Geolocation for WordPress

It’s been a while WordPress for iOS support geotagging, but still self-hosted WordPress system didn’t. But, I checked today, it’s already released as plug-in. However, already writing a blog in iPhone is already too heavy, I think. There’s twitter already, … Continue reading

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Fridge solution

It was a while ago, there was a TV show about food. One famous chef went to a family house, and he made whatever chef-gourmet from the fridge garbage. I wish there’s Fridge Manager, too. 1. Scan (or take a … Continue reading

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balcony

A balcony design that makes me giggle. Is it another Dutch design in NY? I’m getting curious about NY’s balcony code.

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Desperate

I always thought the famous 21c architect, Rem Koolhaas’s initial work of ‘Maison à Bordeaux,’ is so Koolhaas and not so Koolhaas simultaneously. From the film of the ‘House Life,’ many people remember this house as ‘a big lift’ house, … Continue reading

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at 72nd

I don’t know how much both owner (glass building’s and the small one’s) benefit from this design, still it’s interesting. What I learned from the class (during studio review) is that the revenue from the air-right exchange usually half of … Continue reading

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old pattern in Lincoln Center

There is no ‘old’ in pattern. – reminds me Ring Dome Milan by Minsuk Cho/Mass Studies- Dezeen.

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The Paragon of Animals

Crash, The Paragon of Animals Buy this album on iTunes

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