Just a few doors down from Monterey Bay Aquarium full of family groups, student tours and Cooking for Solutions 2014 attendees like us, there’s this classic example of super normal, a design without designing, a two-story wooden structure which once hosted a dream of biologist-businessman Ed Ricketts. I learned from the website of City of […]
A beer in my hand, my eyes on the sleepy harbor All afternoon in this lovely seaside cottage… Monterey
Watch out, a self-driving car! Well, statistics says its much safer than a conventional man-driving car. The car is surely recognizing us as risky thing with lots of human errors. Mountain View
Terracotta-inspired colors can be spotted in many streets of Pacific Coast towns throughout California, paying homage to their Hispanic heritage. This wooden facade of a small grocery store painted with bright terracotta stands beautifully against the dusk. Half Moon Bay
Its shape, its size, the way it is positioned, all elements work neatly together to invite the first innovator. When the user value gets clear the market will follow. A HCD classic, maybe. Ferry Terminal, San Francisco
Mundane wait lines are global thing at airport immigrations. Obviously the SF airport is not serious about making this tedious experience any friendlier. They made an extra effort to twist the tape by the way, which I believe is more difficult to prepare than just making it right. SF International Airport, San Francisco We recently […]
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