In 1939, Otto Neurath’s Modern Man in the Making was released by Alfred A. Knopf. Neurath was director of the International Foundation of Visual Information and used the Isotype (International System of Typographic Picture Education) system to “teach through the eye.” A
Prelude Fastlane is widely used by iOS teams all around the world. It became the standard de facto to automate common tasks such as building apps, running tests, and uploading builds to App Store Connect. Fastlane has been recently moved
BBC Radio 4 Actor and writer Laurence Rickard, who plays caveman Robin in the BBC sitcom Ghosts, picks his favourite classic Uncanny episode. Retired policeman Alan Godfrey tells us the story of the case that has obsessed him for his
Over at World-Architects I reviewed As Found: Experiments in Preservation (Flanders Architecture Institute, 2023) edited by Sofie De Caigny, Hülya Ertas and Bie Plevoets, the companion to the exhibition of the same name at the Flanders Architecture Institute. Read my review
BBC Radio 4 Writer and actress Daisy May Cooper picks her favourite classic Uncanny episode. Christmas 1974, and two young climbers stumble across an abandoned house in the Scottish mountains. It’s a bothy – a safe shelter for hunters and
The recent receipt of two review books got me thinking about the past and the future of architecture books. The first one is This is Architecture: Writing on Buildings, a collection of excerpted texts about buildings, spanning from the mid-1800s to
Part 3 of Netflix’s Lupin series is out now! Read the original Arsène Lupin books by Maurice Leblanc. All available DRM-free and free of charge! Share this… Facebook Pinterest Twitter Linkedin Whatsapp Telegram Viber Outlook Email Gmail Blogger WordPress Reddit
Part 3 of Netflix’s Lupin series is out now! Read the original Arsène Lupin books by Maurice Leblanc. All available DRM-free and free of charge! Share this… Facebook Pinterest Twitter Linkedin Whatsapp Telegram Viber Outlook Email Gmail Blogger WordPress Reddit
BBC Radio 4 Actor and writer Reece Shearsmith chooses his favourite classic episode of Uncanny. When a spirit called Harry makes contact via a Ouija board, student Will thinks his friends are playing a joke. But then Harry starts calling
Sir Edwin Landseer Lutyens, the English architect who was born in 1869 and died in 1944, that is. Although a famous name, Lutyens was not an architect I had much familiarity with before I received a review copy of the first
