



Building homes from kits has been popular as early as the late 1800s when Sears Roebuck & Co sold and shipped plans, pre-measured materials and hardware to any point in the country served by a rail line. Here's a look at a modern take on kit housing. Apart from the aesthetic, has anything really changed?




Sometimes we can witness great design thinking in the most quotidian of media. Here's a short exploration of a locally famous warning sign from the wilderness of Northern California.




In the United States, we growl about having freedom of choice about how we travel and then ironically opt a single mode of transport (usually a large car), clog the interstates and arterials, and complain about how poorly the transportation system works. Finite spaces can support a surprisingly large number of transportation modes and keep everyone moving efficiently toward their destinations.
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| Michael Beavers | 6 |
| Holger Struppek | 1 |
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| Holger Struppek | 2 |
| Mary Mathew | 2 |
| Sabrina Sexton | 2 |
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| Andre Galhardo | 1 |
| Rob Fay | 1 |
| John thomas | 1 |
| Andy Proehl | 1 |
| T Fisher | 1 |
