04.Jan.2010 Weekly Fuel – On to 2010
by Jay Cox-Chapman, Design Build Assistant
A Hyundai, in pieces. (via treehugger.com)
Building reuse is often difficult to pull off, especially when old buildings are neglected or contaminated. Here are five projects that managed it, often in surprising ways.
Joe Duffy, an interior architect in New York, has an interesting model for a “visual brief,” as well as choice advice for design presentations.
James Corner Field Operations, the firm that produced NYC’s High Line park, has set its sights on Cleveland.
Noam Scheiber of The New Republic wonders whether the US has an operations management gap.
Ever wondered what it would look like if you took a Hyundai apart, piece by piece? So did we. A literal exploded view.
Finally, at Stack, we’re all about digital rendering and imaging. Reflections and new algorithms just make it better. Let’s Enhance.
