Tag Archives: architecture
3D Printing: Design Meets Purpose
Always on the lookout for exciting new intersections between high design, craft, and technology, I recently attended a few events dedicated to 3D printing and how it is changing the face of both fashion and architecture. An evening of presentations … Continue reading
Posted in Box 3, The Edge
Tagged 3D printing, architecture, DESIGN, fashion, Technology, The Edge
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Reviving cities, Renewing Newcastle
By Kathryn Clark. Nabbing that great studio or shop space can be a pivotal moment in the success of an artist. And as we all know, most artists lack the capital to make those moments happen. At the same time, … Continue reading
Posted in Box 2, The big picture
Tagged architecture, development, Newcastle, rebuilding, Urban design
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What We’re Reading: Fall 2012
By Regina Connell and Natalie Powell. Fact: chilly temperatures and gray skies create cuddle-up-and-read weather. So grab a cup of tea and a blanket, and crack open one of these books that have been piquing our interest of late. Made … Continue reading
Posted in Box 4, Guides, Inspiration, WHAT WE'RE READING
Tagged architecture, DESIGN, reading list
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Noticed: The Lines of Marta Johansen
By Natalie Powell. Marta Johansen creates complex, intricate landscapes by sketching hundreds upon hundreds of thin lines on white archival paper. Marta calls the trademark strokes that make up her works “living lines.” Her works, composed solely of overlapping, swirling, … Continue reading
Posted in Box 3, DESIGN, Heroes and Heroines, NOTICED, SF Bay Area, TEXTILES+PAPER
Tagged architecture, lines, marta johansen, paper, San Francisco Bay Area, USC
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