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What was it about 2009?
Posted by: Katch on 30th Dec 2009 in Opinion
A quick look back and a long look forward is my way of thinking. So here are a few bests and mosts of the year that was 2009, seen fleetingly, whilst re-focussing the design binoculars.
Best Architecture
James May's Lego house
Best News Article
Epic struggle? Gap under the door? Arrest the snake? Sounds more like a Viz article than a BBC News one.
Best New Design
Wave power by NASA researchers.
Most Sadly Missed
Henry Allingham.
Most Talked About Trend
It has to be Twitter, the SMS of the internet. If Stephen Fry and Barack Obama use it, it must be OK surely...
Most Worrying Trend
In every sexy interior shot, in every magazine from home building to interior styling to Sunday supplements, there lurks a chair from the 1950's or 60s invariably by Eames. There are MODERN chairs about you know. Like I said - a quick look back and a long look forward...
...not another one, surely?
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Posted by: Katch on 30th Dec 2009 in Opinion
A quick look back and a long look forward is my way of thinking. So here are a few bests and mosts of the year that was 2009, seen fleetingly, whilst re-focussing the design binoculars.
Best Architecture
James May's Lego house
Best News Article
Epic struggle? Gap under the door? Arrest the snake? Sounds more like a Viz article than a BBC News one.
Best New Design
Wave power by NASA researchers.
Most Sadly Missed
Henry Allingham.
Most Talked About Trend
It has to be Twitter, the SMS of the internet. If Stephen Fry and Barack Obama use it, it must be OK surely...
Most Worrying Trend
In every sexy interior shot, in every magazine from home building to interior styling to Sunday supplements, there lurks a chair from the 1950's or 60s invariably by Eames. There are MODERN chairs about you know. Like I said - a quick look back and a long look forward...
...not another one, surely?
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