My Mood Spaces Exhibition for Domotex ‘24 — decor8
decor8by Holly Becker29 May 2024
My Mood Spaces Exhibition for Domotex ‘24 Hello friends. I am excited to share my experience with my Mood Spaces exhibition at Domotex 2024.
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Olive Octopus16 Apr 2024
This pen show weekend, April 4th - 7th, was a lot of fun and flew by so quickly! Most of these highlights are about the "haul" because I didn't take a lot of pictures at the show and mostly want to...
Be flexible about what people need (and don't assume).
Erik Kroes - Accessibility Consultantby Erik Kroes25 Mar 2024
Be flexible about what people need (and don't assume). Posted on Your assumptions about facilitation and accommodation can be wrong. They're often shaped differently and smaller than you think.
Updating to .NET 8, updating to IHostBuilder, and running Playwright Tests within NUnit headless or headed on any OS
Scott Hanselman's Blogby Scott Hanselman7 Mar 2024
Updating to .NET 8, updating to IHostBuilder, and running Playwright Tests within NUnit headless or headed on any OS I've been doing not just Unit Testing for my sites but full on Integration...
What's faster, COUNT(*) or COUNT(*) with LIMIT in SQL? Let's check
Java, SQL and jOOQ.by lukaseder16 Feb 2024
In a previous blog post, we’ve advertised the use of SQL EXISTS rather than COUNT(*) to check for existence of a value in SQL. I.e.
Reading About Drawings
A Weekly Dose of Architecture Booksby John Hill (noreply@blogger.com)8 Jan 2024
Reading About Drawings Instead of digesting a new book or diving into a novel, something others do often but I do rarely, I spent my holiday break reading a five-year-old book about a trio of...
A New Beginning
Blog5 Jan 2024
I've added a little blog to my site, as you'll have noticed (since you're reading this). You'll probably find notifications about site updates here, and some quick thoughts.
23 Memorable Inks in 2023
Olive Octopus3 Jan 2024
To close out a year filled with exploring and collecting inks like Pokémon, I reflected back on 23 inks that stood out most in 2023.
Favorite Books of 2023
A Weekly Dose of Architecture Booksby John Hill (noreply@blogger.com)18 Dec 2023
Favorite Books of 2023 For the fifteenth and last time on this blog, I'm highlighting my favorite books of the year, selected from the many books I reviewed or featured as "Book Briefs" on this...
Places in Time III
A Weekly Dose of Architecture Booksby John Hill (noreply@blogger.com)4 Dec 2023
Places in Time III This third and most likely last installment in the inadvertent "Places in Time" series looks closely at three books: the first about Chicago from the Great Depression to the...
Ten Pairs of Books for Christmas
A Weekly Dose of Architecture Booksby John Hill (noreply@blogger.com)20 Nov 2023
Ten Pairs of Books for Christmas - Architecture after God: Babel Resurgent by Kyle Dugdale, published by Birkhäuser, February 2023 (Amazon / Bookshop) - Inhabited Machines: Genealogy of an...
Eight Decades of Modern Japanese Houses
A Weekly Dose of Architecture Booksby John Hill (noreply@blogger.com)13 Nov 2023
Eight Decades of Modern Japanese Houses A review of a new book released this week: The Japanese House Since 1945 by Naomi Pollock, published by Thames & Hudson, November 2023 (Amazon / Bookshop)...
Strange Loop conference talks I watched - Waldeinsamkeit
Waldeinsamkeitby Unknown11 Nov 2023
With the end of the Strange Loop series of conferences, I decided to watch some talks from a number of years and write down here some notes.
On the Future of Cities
A Weekly Dose of Architecture Booksby John Hill (noreply@blogger.com)6 Nov 2023
On the Future of Cities The recent publication of two books prompted me to ponder the future of cities and do a write-up of them together: If the visuals in Implementing Urban Design are, to put it...
Visualizing the World, Visualizing Change
A Weekly Dose of Architecture Booksby John Hill (noreply@blogger.com)30 Oct 2023
Visualizing the World, Visualizing Change In 1939, Otto Neurath's Modern Man in the Making was released by Alfred A. Knopf.
The Past and Future of Architecture Books
A Weekly Dose of Architecture Booksby John Hill (noreply@blogger.com)16 Oct 2023
The Past and Future of Architecture Books The recent receipt of two review books got me thinking about the past and the future of architecture books.
A Modernist Reads About Lutyens
A Weekly Dose of Architecture Booksby John Hill (noreply@blogger.com)9 Oct 2023
A Modernist Reads About Lutyens Sir Edwin Landseer Lutyens, the English architect who was born in 1869 and died in 1944, that is.
From Slow House to Blue Dream
A Weekly Dose of Architecture Booksby John Hill (noreply@blogger.com)2 Oct 2023
From Slow House to Blue Dream Blue Dream is a house designed by Diller Scofidio + Renfro for Julia "Julie" Reyes Taubman and her husband Robert "Bobby" Taubman.
42 Years of Critical Regionalism
A Weekly Dose of Architecture Booksby John Hill (noreply@blogger.com)25 Sept 2023
42 Years of Critical Regionalism If your first reaction to the title of this post is something along the lines of, "Wait, isn't critical regionalism just 40 years old?," then everything you think...
The Latest from MoMA: Emerging Ecologies
A Weekly Dose of Architecture Booksby John Hill (noreply@blogger.com)18 Sept 2023
The Latest from MoMA: Emerging Ecologies Like many people with a lot of books, I keep track of my library with an app/website, tagging books with keywords to better filter and find them.