The Crowd That Lingers
26 May 2008
Take the Keio Exit out of Shibuya Station and hang a sharp left and you’ll soon come across a crowd of spectators watching the monotonously …
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Posters for local politicians on this Sangenjaya – look carefully at the face of the third poster to see it has been gently vandalised.
In many …
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Newspaper Display Norms
03 May 2008
The extreme battle for space on this Shinagawa station convenience store dictates that newspapers are either folded and stacked vertically or, in the case of …
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Unclaimed (or spare) shoes outside this Bur Dubai mosque.
Looking at the infrastructure and objects around your neighbourhood – what is free to take, what can …
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Service/Gender Differentiation Costs
15 Nov 2007
The financial cost for men and women using this Accra WC are listed as 500 Ghana cedis (about 3 Euro cents) to use the urinal …
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Transaction Privacy, Service Design
23 Oct 2007
ATM’s are almost exclusively found inside buildings in Japan yet commonly accessible directly from the street in cities like Helsinki or London.
The relatively low recorded …
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Booklet advertising sex-services posted on pedestrian route frequently used by office workers.
In many cultures phone booths are the advertising battleground for sex service advertsing – …
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