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Swiss Cheese Mono Font by Heirloom
the font was designed by Rob Meyerson, and turns out a guy named Dirk McGirk made mechanical keyboard caps inspired by it, including a few accent keys (that are all free to 3d-print and use yourself!)
look how cute those are...im crying
Pennant-winged Nightjar (Caprimulgus vexillarius), male, family Caprimulgidae, order Caprimulgiformes, South Africa
photographs by Manfred Suter
Plan of the City of Mexico and its Defences, September 13th 1847, upon the Approach of the American Army under Major Genl Scott; received by the Office of the Chief of Engineers on June 29, 1848.
Record Group 77: Records of the Office of the Chief of Engineers Series: Fortifications Map File Plans of Military Forts File Unit: Drawer 112
Image description: Map of Mexico City, which at time was pretty much only the Centro Histórico of the city. The map also shows a fair amount of land outside the Centro Histórico which is filled in with illustrations of undeveloped land or crops, as well as lines showing the defenses around the city.
Image description: Zoomed-in portion of the map showing the area from the Alameda Central to the National Palace.
The Uffizi Gallery Gathers Some Heavy Hitters in a New Room” (NYTimes) [submitted by D. Samarov]
“The O of the Love Sculpture by Robert Indiana lowered into place at 5th Ave and 60th St, New York, 1971. Photo by Don Hogan Charles + The E from the Love Sculpture by Robert Indiana, 1970.” (siws.fr)
RIP Mr. Indiana
has this been done yet
“STEDELIJK BASE is the permanent installation of iconic works from the collection of the Stedelijk Museum. It occupies the entire new wing of the museum and features a selection of around 700 pieces grouped around historic movements, social themes, and influential artists.“ (stedelijk.nl)
The immortals are getting bold.
One of those is… Weird Al…
Weird Al has barely aged since the 90s, why is anyone surprised he’s immortal
Microfishing opens up this world of all the small, interesting, wonderful fish you never thought about before,” he says. “It forces you to learn so much about watersheds and the ecosystem. It gets you looking at a lot of smaller streams and learning what lives there. Someplace that would never hold a bass or some other fish people target.
Microfishing targets smallest fish around with pocket-sized rods and minuscule hooks - Chicago Tribune
The National Football League, the American sport that comes closest to resembling a religion, has its end times in sight: the year 2021. “The likelihood,” NFL P…
The Sackler dynasty’s ruthless marketing of painkillers has generated billions of dollars—and millions of addicts.
Remember when I said that the map of Middle-earth had 99 problems and mountains were 98 of them? Well, it’s time to talk about that one remaining problem: rivers. I’ll mostly be talking about the A…
The set of reels of Mulholland Drive that was distributed to the movie theaters included a note from David Lynch himself giving special instructions to the projectionists. Specifically, he didn’t want the movie to be centered vertically on the screen but rather to “allow more overhead” as the term in projectionist’s slang, that is to let the top part of the frame be more visible than the bottom part. A 3db louder volume during the screening was also requested.
I think I’ve realized that what I gave you guys is 15 years of baseball. And that what you gave me back is an entire life.
Despite being a building typology that’s existed for millennia, mixed-use buildings are under-represented in the history of architecture. My guess is that architecture is more often called upon to represent the possession of wealth and property when that wealth and property is held by a single person person or entity. Architecture’s not good with mixing and sharing.
The Vertical City | misfits' architecture
(via Sand Pond | n j w v)
Bodega is already audacious: It is rash and thoughtless. It’s ethically and culturally bankrupt, but it also seems to be poorly constructed and unsustainably scaled. So it’ll be the other kind of bankrupt, too.
Bodega Isn’t Just Bad Branding, It’s Bad Business - Eater
