Towards hackable architecture
My presentation at Applied Brilliance today was a quick version of my Innovation from Constraint talk, a talk that makes the argument that some of… Read More »Towards hackable architecture
Robert Gaskell models faraway worlds
I’m at the Applied Brilliance conference this morning, a gathering of architects and designers in Bolton Landing, NY, a gorgeous corner of Adirondack State Park.… Read More »Robert Gaskell models faraway worlds
Tom Shannon, floating above New York City
I’m at the Applied Brilliance conference this morning, a gathering of architects and designers in Bolton Landing, NY, a gorgeous corner of Adirondack State Park.… Read More »Tom Shannon, floating above New York City
William Uricchio and the object/subject in participatory media
I’m at the Applied Brilliance conference this morning, a gathering of architects and designers in Bolton Landing, NY, a gorgeous corner of Adirondack State Park.… Read More »William Uricchio and the object/subject in participatory media
What I’m not writing about
I had the realization the other day that the main way in which I procrastinate from the work I should be doing is by taking… Read More »What I’m not writing about
On connecting the dots – a response to Lessig on transparency
Celebrated legal scholar, intellectual property activist and now congressional reformer Lawrence Lessig has written a provocative and somewhat surprising article in this month’s New Republic.… Read More »On connecting the dots – a response to Lessig on transparency