Archive for July, 2008

M. Arch. with Vision, Heart, and Economy

Friday, July 25th, 2008

Jesse Miller

Outside “Casa Rosenda” Monterrey, Mexico
The Architectural Masters Thesis. High expectations and the culmination of one’s educational career are commonly used to describe this thing that looms as the end of graduate school approaches. It is a thing that has much implied importance and historical baggage. Though all these factors that [...]

The More Things Change…

Tuesday, July 15th, 2008

David Stairs

Ezio Manzini is an optimist. Four years ago he envisioned a design conference dedicated to the notion that although things must, will, and do change, perhaps we ought to spend more time planning that evolution. This vision was realized last week at the Changing the Change conference held in the World Design Capital at [...]

Losing In Translation? A Look at the State of Chinese Design Development

Wednesday, July 2nd, 2008

Catherine Jo Ishino

Min Wang, 2008 Beijing Olympic events poster
Until recently, a positive view on the state of modern Chinese graphic design was difficult to find in the Western trade press. Hong Kong, under the rule of the British Empire up until 1997, was seen as simply mimicking and copying Euro-American works. The Mainland’s designs, under [...]

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