Starting 2020 by trying to leave my computer at work as much as possible. So far I’ve found time in the morning and evening, after the kids have gone to bed, has slowed dramatically. I’m reading more, wandering around the house, listening to the rain, the taps of the trees against things in the dark, and right now I’m also hearing a lot of sirens in the distance.
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notes from a creative europe project (03)
Make definitions and functions, but what do we want to demonstrate? The lists I’m packing for the second project meeting. more
notes from a creative europe project (02)
Designing a timeline to represent and connect cultural projects. more
notes from a creative europe project (01)
Participating in a creative europe project from far across the pond requires a creative approach for working together. more
Exhibition: What border have you crossed?
Bordr exhibition at Queens Museum in New York City. Explore methods of investigating and transforming political and metaphorical borders. Runs November 21st to December 31st, 2015. more
Global Grand Central
Platform for sharing methods and experiences for investigating and transforming borders.
[2015 — 2017] more
technical innovations and deficiencies (3.5)
Why and how to address the disparity in a park system when financial and technical innovations have helped support an era of new and improved public parks. more
river, highway, and market (3.4)
Retracing the place-making function of a lost river in the neighborhood. more
Rainier Ave S road diet and vacancy rates
Can a road diet reduce the 17% vacancy rate along Seattle’s Rainier Avenue South? more
connecting the neighborhood: a social network analysis and visualization of columbia city
Using social network analysis and data visualization to connect a neighborhood. more
average income and rent by seattle light rail station
How would you map the impact of light rail expansion on income inequality and cost of housing? more
urbanism and monumentality (3.3)
Monumental telecommunication infrastructure in contemporary urbanism affords a variety of stable, actionable pictures of the city advancing perceptions of individual agency. more
Automate This: How Algorithms Came to Rule Our World by Christopher Steiner
Book Review: A story about the rise of bots and hackers on Wall Street and how the exodus to Silicon Valley is too late to change the rule of algorithms. more
against cyber-millenarianism
The singularity and dispensationalism are just two of the new forms of millenarianism mobilizing over information communication technologies. more
the enigma of the urban ruins (3.2)
At about 1300sqft, the dimension of the average home has remained remarkably constant throughout history. Could this have to do with home communications? more