1.27.2011

tag team: livestrong

today k:designs is tag teaming with k:plays to feature livestrong...

the lance armstrong foundation headquarters in by lake flato architects

I just get a great feeling from this space.  Lots of warmth with the clean-lined minimal wood cubes, yet it is still very clearly warehouse.  gotta love a great concrete floor too!

1.25.2011

profile: climate refugees


i helped organize a screening of Climate Refugees as part of C4's Emerging Green Professionals.  Check out the trailer here and check out the full length feature this Sunday (visit our Facebook page for more information).  Should be an easy, fun event for everyone!  See you there!

1.18.2011

featured on: olive & emerald


i was beyond excited to get my very first feature on a blog today!  kerry scott, creative master behind olive & emerald, has a knack for tuning into people's personal style.  and this comes in very handy when designing stationary for something as personal as a wedding (you can check out some of her work here).  she certainly nailed my style on this one - i love everything about this!

1.13.2011

render: istanbul footbridge

footbridge design competition on fatih vatan street
istanbul, turkey

i'm loving the look of this rendering by lea invent...featuring only the vegetation and new footbridge and in color - it really pops with the rest of the context grayed out and a nice fog-like blurring in the distance. very effective.

1.10.2011

profile: carbon nation



here's a sneak peek of carbon nation, the movie!  i got wind of this through a friend of a friend of the producer... and i can think of a few people (in my office, eh hem!) that don't believe in climate change.  we might try and set up a showing in town for C4 - maybe i should invite them! 

1.06.2011

profile: ICFF

May 14-17 -  New York City

I maybe might be going to this...and am maybe definitely really excited!!!

1.05.2011

swatch: argos

Argos Electrical Generator by Felipe Gonzalez-Pacheco

loving the texture on this - almost like a geometric interpretation of a basket weave.  and goes to show that even "insignificant" buildings like a generator room can have design appeal.