Hoping for satisfaction https://t.co/ah6bOdBydB at Lush Wine and Spirits - Roscoe Village Restaurant in Chicago | https://t.co/4OWHn80ao7 https://t.co/dfxU85djEo
I rarely praise the Guardian but this is a extraordinary visual investigation of the sheer level of destruction in Gaza:
https://t.co/WkegK6bF5f
Absolutely crystal clear when you look through it that the objective is to render the place utterly inhabitable, and destroy Palestinian civil society. Places destroyed are homes, mosques, schools, hospitals, cemeteries, historical landmarks, supermarkets, etc. Everything that makes up a community.
Complete disconnect from the stated goal of fighting Hamas.
If you read nothing else about the case SCOTUS will hear about disqualifying Trump, read this. It’s a devastating demonstration of how disgracefully dumb and anti-democratic the pundits’ case for keeping Trump on the ballot in democracy’s name truly is:
https://t.co/IV6hEc32x0
Walk-and-talks “One of the ideas of the walk-and-talk, as Craig puts it, is to put adults in situations they may not have experienced since they were kids: “new people, unknown environs, continuous socializing, intense conversations.”
https://t.co/WEwrykS50E
Launched the Poem/1 Kickstarter today, and absolutely blessed with @ctrlzee telling the story behind it in Fast Company @FastCoDesign
(Putting the link in the next post so this doesn't get buried by the algo...)
The Line isn't designed to be a max dense megastructure. It is design to be a record-dense megastructure that people might actually choose, by avoiding the many bad vibes associated with most megastructures. It seems well designed to do this.
https://t.co/uzygfbWhFo
Moving the #creative firm’s compensation from labor to value — good discussion for #Advertising#architecture and other creative professionals
https://t.co/yXV4Dh7HxF
Since most of work has gone #remote and almost all of conversation now in #chat and almost all purchases now done through #amazon, everybody seems to have retreated out of physical #publicspace. Are we at the front end of a progressive diminution of #architectural space?