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23 Dec 2011
In: Chongqing, Design Inspiration
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Missed, Mixed Emotions

19 Dec 2011
In: Design Inspiration, Portland
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The electric toothbrush is a wonderful invention – even if Braun’s milking of the its patent portfolio with propriety toothbrush heads feels like price gouging …
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Touchdown Bingo

06 Jul 2010
In: French Concession, Today's Office
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It’s not often you step out of the shower smelling of sweet cocoa and carmelised orange – but then again its not every day that …
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Homes and Castles I

19 Apr 2010
In: Cultural Norms, Medan
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For our field study in Medan, Indonesia we rented someones newly built, not-yet-moved-into home for a week. A rather nice setup since you ask – …
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What Gives?

01 Aug 2008
In: Kabul, Today's Office
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Somewhere down there in the haze that is Kabul is my home for the foreseeable. This visit is an opportunity look beyond what ends up in …
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Rio, Home

28 Jul 2008
In: Rio de Janeiro, Today's Office
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The team touches down in Rio to be confronted with a pleasantly empty airport. Whilst you might equate this with a waltz through customs, it …
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Alternate States

23 Jul 2008
In: Today's Office, Tokyo
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Monday afternoon taking a teleconference call from home – sharing the line with an early riser in Espoo, and a LA based Design Studio colleague …
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Home Textures

18 Jun 2008
In: Cultural Norms, Yakushima
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The inherent character of spaces. The extent to which the notion of inside and outside becomes mute. Photos from a traditional Yakushima house with sliding …
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All That You Come Back To

28 May 2008
In: Sangenjaya, Today's Office
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One of the late night conversations that seemed to occur with regularity during our Ghana field study was the stuff we do that makes us …
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Lions Den

30 Mar 2007
In: London, Today's Office
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After seven years of living in Tokyo its the first time in the UK that I’m only seeing my home land through the eyes of …
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