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Today’s Office – English Digital Edition

Following the Korean Print Edition Edition, I’m releasing Today’s Office in an English Digital Edition. You can purchase and download it from here. If you’ve ever …



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22 Jan 2014

In: Lhasa, Today's Office
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50 Questions for Little Sister

15 Apr 2013



Last week I posted an essay about the adoption and impact on Google Glass that raised more questions that it answered. Hundreds more questions in …
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Rooftop Games

09 Jan 2013

In: Cultural Norms, Lhasa
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Islands in a sea of On the roof of a market, Lhasa.
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Everyday Prayer

30 Dec 2012

In: Cultural Norms, Lhasa
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From outside the Potala Palace, Lhasa.
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Symbols of Power

03 May 2010

In: Design Inspiration, Lhasa
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It might look like a cheap plastic table to you but its more than that. This is where the Lhasa police sit – a traffic …
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Spiritual Ablutions

29 Apr 2010

In: Design Inspiration, Lhasa
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Pre-Caching Behaviours

12 Apr 2010

In: Design Inspiration
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Train across the Tibetan Plateau – being out in remoter climes makes for a good place to test mapping software. Unsurprisingly this is not a …
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Planes, Trains, Automobiles & Mammals

12 Apr 2010

In: Research Methods
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Sometimes project goals suggest particularly extensive travel – either driven by the need to have on the ground experience of a broad spectrum of geographies, …
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Site Redesign

21 Mar 2010

In: Future Perfect, Lhasa
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A heads up for people drawing accessing Future Perfect through RSS feeds: the site is now redesigned – extenuating the visual and the wonderful., messy …
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Trigger Finger

05 Mar 2010

In: Future Perfect, Lhasa
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I’m a fan of design provocation – little projects that challenge the way we think about and see the world. Which is why Sasha Pohflepp’s …
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