Unintentional Design: Kabul Sidewalks
19 Nov 2009
Concrete blast-walls a feature of the green zone in Kabul – creating raised sidewalks for pedestrians wishing to be one step away from the road.
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The Evolution of the Car Interface
17 Nov 2009
If you’re an early riser, drive a car to work and are an heavy iPod user then you’ve probably been confronted with a drained car …
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Social Norms, Artifacts There-of
14 Nov 2009
The extent to which social activities take place out on the streets, in the home or, as in Afghanistan – around the family compound and …
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The wedding singer district: the extent to which and reasons why particular businesses cluster around one physical location.
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Tangible memories from the ’68 summer Olympics in Mexico – note the black and white photos retouched with colour.
Reflect for a moment on your own …
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Ad-hoc interview at a tailor’s.
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At the beginning of every journey the driver touches the prayer, blesses the ride.
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A turba (clay prayer stone) available for purchase close to the mosque in Murad Khane, Kabul’s old city.
The district has been transformed in the past …
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786 is considered auspicious for some Muslims – used as a psychological battering ram on the front of this Pakistani commodities truck.
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