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Plain Old Mug
July 3rd, 2018
Our kitchen at work is full of mugs – lots of them – all different colors, designs, sizes, and some of varying shapes. Scanning these mugs looki …
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Where's Waldo
July 1st, 2018
Many years ago when I started my career in this industry, I happened to casually mention to a colleague that in my college presentations I would hide …
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Lessons from the studio
June 30th, 2018
A fresh box of clay. Brimming with possibility but intimidating. The beginnings of a clay sculpture can begin methodically: a sketch, a measured drawi ...
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What if ideas were spaghetti?!
June 29th, 2018
You’re making dinner, and the water comes to a boil so you pour in the pasta. After a few minutes, it’s time to check it. So what do you do? ...
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The distinction between knowledge and understanding
June 28th, 2018
In the future and indeed right now, there is only learning. It is said that teachers are a dime a dozen but students are hard to come by. In the cultu ...
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Maximal minimalism of Grace Farms
June 27th, 2018
Phillip Johnson’s Glass house was the architectural star of New Canaan, Connecticut until the fall of 2015 when Pritzker Prize winning, architectural ...
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The Continuum artwork is installed!
June 26th, 2018
These unique integrated artwork pieces reinforce Continuum’s brand and mission which is to provide a variety of in-home care services for their clients ...
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Marrying Making with Meaning
June 25th, 2018
In all of our community process work, we try to create another context, an experience of something other than the idea of who we are and begin to have ...
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Inspiring Productive Playgrounds
June 24th, 2018
Branding a lab is one way to make labs into “productive playgrounds”, or places that inspire and energize people, while becoming a home for scientific ...
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