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FABMOB – 3D print the atmosphere
FABMOB – 3D print the atmosphere “[We] want to reveal the *forms and information* that we cannot ordinarily see: to make the immaterial> material; that which is virtual> physical; that which is digital> concrete,” the designers say on their website. “For designers, it means that captured data will be coherently applied to the transformation of…
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But I’ve come to see that the most successful of our students have a worldview shift during our program, an entire change in their demeanor towards the built world around them. They come to see rules as malleable, power structures as changeable, and culture as embodied. They see design as a vehicle for slow but…
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Companies large and small now screen applicants using tools like “Wasabi Waiter,” an online game that requires players to identify the emotions of diners in a sushi restaurant, serve them the meals that best correspond with their moods and keep up with a steady stream of demands to clear plates and seat new customers. The…
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As children, we view the world as fixed. In the US, kids learn that red means stop, Columbus had three ships, and the police are there to protect us. We learn culture as immobile and that we have a place in that culture, and this place is reiterated continually by our socioeconomic situation and the…