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https://www.instagram.com/MyNorthernStory

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Image via We Heart It - https://weheartit.com/entry/239452161

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https://www.instagram.com/MyNorthernStory

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Building a Farmhouse From the bottom up! @countrylivingmaguk

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Image via We Heart It - https://weheartit.com/entry/254046706

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The Wall House, Austin, Texas by architect Eric Rauser and builder Matt Risinger.

Photography by Casey Dunn.

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100 Perseid meteors over Moosehorn Lake, Uta js

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TSC Architects. 外飯テラスの家. Japan. photos: TSC Architects

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Tetsuo Yamaji Architects. 三尺格子の家. Saitama. Japan. photos: Tetsuo Yamaji Architects

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illusion triangle by SOMEI

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If you walk down this typical street in Melbourne, Australia, you’d be forgiven if you failed to notice that one row house on the block is not like the others. That’s because the Double Life Hou

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almondsurfboards

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ISS Symphony

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Lego Sisyphus

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I saw a trashcan today that said ‘a habit is not a need.’ . Whoa. . What are the things in my life that I think I need, but are really just habits, things I’m used to, comfortable in. What’s the definition of a need? . Travel has taught me a lot about what I can do without, and what I 'need’ to feel like myself. Now that I’m a city boy again, those lessons get a little hazy. . Thank you LA City trashcan for sending me into a life-analysis spiral. (at Daily Dose Cafe)

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538 square foot home designed by WireDog Architecture

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Part of the problem seems to be that nobody these days is content to merely put their dent in the universe. No, they have to fucking own the universe. It’s not enough to be in the market, they have to dominate it. It’s not enough to serve customers, they have to capture them.

Most of you have probably already read this piece by Basecamp co-founder, David Heinemeier Hansson. I wanted to add it to the blog because it deserves re-reading every now and then. ;) 

(via offscreenmag)