Topics: Architecture

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A review of the books design blogs are talking about; Frank Gehry The Houses, Deconstructing Product Design, We Feel Fine and Einstein's Watch.
Topics: Books

{"title":"Sunday Books","post_url":"http:\/\/mocoloco.com\/archives\/012687.php","feed_url":"http:\/\/mocoloco.com\/index.rdf","author":"harrywakefield","date":"2009-11-29 10:31:05","summary":"A review of the books design blogs are talking about; Frank Gehry The Houses, Deconstructing Product Design, We Feel Fine and Einstein's Watch. "}

Topics: Architecture

{"title":"AR House by Katsufumi Kubota","post_url":"http:\/\/mocoloco.com\/fresh2\/2009\/11\/28\/ar-house-by-katsufumi-kubota.php","feed_url":"http:\/\/mocoloco.com\/index.rdf","author":"harrywakefield","date":"2009-11-28 11:05:03","summary":" \t\t\t\t "}

Katinka Versendaal uses a 180-degree pop-up technique to create a series of tableware that folds away when not in use.
Topics: Shows

{"title":"Pop Up Tableware by Katinka Versendaal","post_url":"http:\/\/mocoloco.com\/archives\/012660.php","feed_url":"http:\/\/mocoloco.com\/index.rdf","author":null,"date":"2009-11-27 06:53:43","summary":"Katinka Versendaal uses a 180-degree pop-up technique to create a series of tableware that folds away when not in use. "}

Imagine a world where all the plush toys took on more adult exteriors. This world is that of Cathy McClure who casts the stuffie skeletons in bronze. See the rest of the week at Art MoCo after the jump.
Topics: Art

{"title":"This Week At Art MoCo","post_url":"http:\/\/mocoloco.com\/archives\/012662.php","feed_url":"http:\/\/mocoloco.com\/index.rdf","author":null,"date":"2009-11-27 05:17:44","summary":"Imagine a world where all the plush toys took on more adult exteriors. This world is that of Cathy McClure who casts the stuffie skeletons in bronze. See the rest of the week at Art MoCo after the jump. "}