Saturday, December 11, 2010

AS SEEN ON

Copernican Heliocentric Diagram

Odile Crick's Double Helix Diagram


Florence Nightingale's Mortality Diagram


Newton's Prism


Da Vinci's Vitruvian Man

Series on BBC4

Wednesday, November 17, 2010

MODERNISM...WHERE?

With the content having created a debate amongst the critics, I'd say it's worth a read.


What Ever Happened to Modernism by Gabriel Josipovici.
Published by Yale University Press

MINIMALIST FASHION

A book on the field recently published and another on it's way in March 2011; says a lot about where fashion thinks it's heading so why do the streets show otherwise?  Work it out.




Less is More:  Minimalism in Fashion by Harriet Walker
Due for publication March 2011, Merrell Publishers




Minimalism and Fashion:  Reduction in the Postmodern Era by Elyssa Dimant
Out now, Collins Design

Sunday, November 14, 2010

E-SHOPS FOR CHRISTMAS

Lets compare how big-gun department stores in Europe and the US present themselves for Christmas online.

London








Berlin




New York







Paris





Milan




Dublin


Thursday, November 11, 2010

LASTE MOVES


The shoe boutique Laste, mentioned in the previous post, has found a new location.  The current shop at Pool Valley, will be open for it's last day of business today before doors open at the new location on Saturday at 6 Bond Street, Brighton.

The new web address is up and running at http://www.laste.co.uk with photos of the new shop and other info to be added by the weekend.  










New shop open for business from 10am, Saturday 13th!

Monday, November 8, 2010

PACK-A-MAC

Need something stylish to carry your Macbook in?  No i don't either really, but I wouldn't mind...



Leather Utility Bag by Alex Herdman.  Larger versions available and it converts into a rucksack!  Stocked in Alex's boutique, Laste.  £179.99



13" or 15"?  Green, Black or Tan leather?  From Bythreads.  €230



Bayswater sleeve for 13" Macbook.  Leather.  Mulberry.  £350


Saturday, November 6, 2010

SOCIAL-NETWORKING FOR ARCHITECTS


Born of a four-piece partnership, Architizer is just one reaction, albeit a positive one, to the effects the economic slump has had on the architectural profession.  It's a social-networking site through which architects can swap news, showcase portfolios, and get their work out there.  Similar sites have been created for other design fields, but this one in particular stands out;  the site design, contents, as well as a certain respectful quality show through.  I'd say it's a pretty important tool.