“In Hong Kong, because of the space, apartments are small and expensive. Gary Chang, an architect, decided to design a 344 sq. ft. apartment to be able to change into 24 different designs, all by just sliding panels and walls. He calls this the ‘Domestic Transformer.”
Incredible, incredible design.
(via CTT)
Always good to see Green Man just relaxin’ all cool on campus, layering appropriately for the weather.
We just launched a playable chart of the fastest rising artists at SXSW. It’s up at nextbigsound.com/sxsw.
A dramatic title, but the short article highlights an issue I’ve recently become interested in: when interacting with robots, how much and what type of information should we be given regarding their knowledge of us and the interaction? How should this be different or similar to human-human interaction?
Daniel’s post, which linked to a Ben Folds video where he improvs about one of the Harvard houses, reminded me of this gem.
This is Common freestyling at/about NU a couple years back—he pulled a couple students aside 5 minutes before he went on and asked them to tell him everything they could about campus. This is the result. I figured it was appropriate on the eve of my last undergraduate class.
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