Author Archives: byang
“Gabe” by Brian Yang and Sebrand Warren
Sometime we find the most unexpected things in the most unexpected places. Gabe explores placing the most out of place things that most would not talk about or consider taboo in a place where one would just have enough time
“Gabe” by Brian Yang and Sebrand Warren
Sometime we find the most unexpected things in the most unexpected places. Gabe explores placing the most out of place things that most would not talk about or consider taboo in a place where one would just have enough time
Contextual Analysis: The Carnegie Mellon Cut & Academic Mall
The Carnegie Mellon cut and academic mall are large outdoor spaces that help connect all parts of campus and almost used by all people in the university. Physical Qualities Contains human controlled greenery Concrete walkways Steps in front of Hamerschlag
Contextual Analysis: The Carnegie Mellon Cut & Academic Mall
The Carnegie Mellon cut and academic mall are large outdoor spaces that help connect all parts of campus and almost used by all people in the university. Physical Qualities Contains human controlled greenery Concrete walkways Steps in front of Hamerschlag
“Private Moon” by Leonid Tishkov (2013)
For years Leonid Tishkov has been traveling around the world with this electric crescent moon. Everywhere he goes he documents it with photographs and quotes these lines by Li Bai. Human can never pluck the moon, But she always
“Private Moon” by Leonid Tishkov (2013)
For years Leonid Tishkov has been traveling around the world with this electric crescent moon. Everywhere he goes he documents it with photographs and quotes these lines by Li Bai. Human can never pluck the moon, But she always
“Phone Booth Book Share” by John Locke (2010)
Since now mobile phones are ubiquitous and smart phones more and more common, the old fashion phone booth is made redundant. Now that phone booths sit in may places unused, architect John Locke see it as a public place
“Phone Booth Book Share” by John Locke (2010)
Since now mobile phones are ubiquitous and smart phones more and more common, the old fashion phone booth is made redundant. Now that phone booths sit in may places unused, architect John Locke see it as a public place
“I Wish This Was” by Candy Chang (2010)
After Hurricane Katrina, New Orleans was filled with vacant lots, buildings, and shop front. Candy Chang wishes to change this and refill the empty spaces. Chang created “I Wish This Was” stickers that could be posted anywhere. Any person
“I Wish This Was” by Candy Chang (2010)
After Hurricane Katrina, New Orleans was filled with vacant lots, buildings, and shop front. Candy Chang wishes to change this and refill the empty spaces. Chang created “I Wish This Was” stickers that could be posted anywhere. Any person
“Capitalism Works for Me! True/False” by Steve Lambert (2011)
In the US of A we living in a capitalist society and economy. Every aspect of our life, “career”, “job creation”, “taxes” etc. is all based of capitalism. However, talking about capitalism is a red flag for many people. Artist
“Capitalism Works for Me! True/False” by Steve Lambert (2011)
In the US of A we living in a capitalist society and economy. Every aspect of our life, “career”, “job creation”, “taxes” etc. is all based of capitalism. However, talking about capitalism is a red flag for many people. Artist
“A Pause in the City that Never Sleeps” by Sabastion ErraZuriz (2015)
In the city that never sleeps, sometimes sleep is needed. Yawning is known to be contagious and artist Sabastion ErraZuriz uses this in the city that never sleeps. Using the power of yawning placed in one of the
“A Pause in the City that Never Sleeps” by Sabastion ErraZuriz (2015)
In the city that never sleeps, sometimes sleep is needed. Yawning is known to be contagious and artist Sabastion ErraZuriz uses this in the city that never sleeps. Using the power of yawning placed in one of the