A team of researchers at Humboldt State University has produced an interactive map documenting an unfortunate phenomenon across the country—hatred. The team, funded by the University Research and…
“I saw the chance to really work on an Internet scale, command hundred thousands of devices with a click of my mouse, portscan and map…
From The Atlantic Cities, a (nearly) real-time map showing air quality and pollution in London. What’s more telling about these maps though, whether you live…
Happy Valentine’s Day! I’ve been on a hiatus for the past couple of months, due to the holidays and a somewhat drawn-out cross-country move (Hello,…
As Hurricane Sandy makes herself at home on the east coast and I approach 24 hours of cabin fever, I thought it appropriate to round…
Over at Manhattan Past, an interesting observation on how the Hurricane Sandy evacuation plan* reveals Lower Manhattan’s historic waterfront. As land was reclaimed from the…
Japanese artist and sculptor Motoi Yamamoto makes incredible installations made entirely out of salt. These installations, which sometimes takes weeks to make, are site-specific, and…
ASLA’s Dirt blog has some rather interesting visualization of design-specific social networks that reveal subtle differences between the way that architects, landscape architects, and planners…