Topics from February, 2010
- Almost Everything You Want to Know About the Bloom Energy Box [VIDEOS]
Posted by on Friday, February 26. 2010
- Augmented Identity
Posted by on Tuesday, February 23. 2010
- With 5 Billion Subscriptions, Mobile Industry Has Emissions On Par With Auto and Aviation Industries
Posted by on Friday, February 19. 2010
- This Twittering Tree Can Tell You How it Feels
Posted by on Wednesday, February 17. 2010
- Nine Strategies of Geo-engineering
Posted by on Tuesday, February 16. 2010
- Haier's wireless HDTV lacks wires (WiTricity)
Posted by on Wednesday, February 10. 2010
- "Melting" Drywall Keeps Rooms Cool
Posted by on Friday, February 05. 2010
- Potentially Amazing Technology: Is Spray-On Liquid Glass About to Make Everything Greener?
Posted by on Friday, February 05. 2010
- Hairpin bends, no lights, no problem
Posted by on Friday, February 05. 2010
- Symbian OS goes open source
Posted by on Thursday, February 04. 2010
- Autodesk Butterfly: Online CAD collaboration
Posted by on Wednesday, February 03. 2010
- Microsoft’s Tag Links the Physical World To the Internet
Posted by on Tuesday, February 02. 2010
- Parallellepipeda: fabbing in the museum
Posted by on Tuesday, February 02. 2010
- Experts Advocate International Geo-enineering Research and Governance
Posted by on Monday, February 01. 2010
- Could Written Language Be Rendered Obsolete?
Posted by on Monday, February 01. 2010
- Roll-to-Roll Printed Plastic Displays
Posted by on Monday, February 01. 2010
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This blog is the survey website of fabric | ch - studio for architecture, interaction and research.
We curate and reblog articles, researches, writings, exhibitions and projects that we notice and find interesting during our everyday practice and readings.
Most articles concern the intertwined fields of architecture, territory, art, interaction design, thinking and science. From time to time, we also publish documentation about our own work and research, immersed among these related resources and inspirations.
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