Showing posts with label architecture. Show all posts
Showing posts with label architecture. Show all posts

5.12.2007

What won't change?


What won't change?
This is a great idea. Along with permanent innovation, we should see change as the metronome, chaos as the pace-setter, and relinquishment (you have no control save the control over one's self) as the cadence.

5.07.2007

What do you think about “Task” orientated maps?


What do you think about "Task" orientated maps?


Like "To Print, Go here…"


http://ci.fsu.edu/go/userservices/students/student_printing


Shouldn't libraries help users not only find their way but accomplish their tasks?

4.14.2007

Question: What do you think about this?



Question: What do you think about this?
"Walkable communities are only technically and economically feasible when an infrastructure of quality transit services is provided."
It's a good idea.

Walk more; ride trike more; blade more; jog more; run more; glide more; move more -pace of life is more relaxing the more you use your body to move around.

8.31.2006

"How do Data Spaces and Databases differ?"



Question:
"How do Data Spaces and Databases differ?"
Pretty neat thoughts on that idea.