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Metropolis April 2007 Akiko Busch |
Just Open the Door Why create a mystery around the simple act of using a door? |
Metropolis April 2007 John Hockenberry |
Lessons from Jack Hockenberry Confessions from the son of an industrial designer. |
Metropolis April 2007 Peter Hall |
Teaching the Bigger Picture Design schools need to shift focus from the form of objects to understanding the systems that produce them. |
Metropolis April 2007 Henry Petroski |
Uncomfortable But Comforting Despite its many flaws, the book remains one of our most enduring and endearing objects. |
Metropolis April 2007 Andrew Blum |
Living on the Network Objects should celebrate our connection to the digital world, not minimize it. |
Metropolis April 2007 Philip Nobel |
Fear of Furniture Hans Wegner's daybed is all the more beautiful for having broken decades of personal confusion on the subject. |
Metropolis April 2007 Paul Makovsky |
Things that Matter Designers talk about which common products they most depend on. |
Metropolis April 2007 |
The Portable Workplace Four industrial-design firms create new devices for the global traveler that consolidate all of the clutter -produced by 24/7 access to the office. |
Metropolis April 2007 Ben Katchor |
Fayoum's Fingers A comic about a product designed to tuck in clothing labels. |
Metropolis April 2007 Paul Makovsky |
The Color Forecast A foldout guide to the earthier, more natural colors you'll be seeing this year. |
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