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A staircase where the railing becomes sculpture—turning a functional detail into a quiet moment of art.

Art Deco mailbox between elevator doors in the Lexington Building, New York City, c. 1930.

Constitution Marsh in the Hudson River Valley, New York

Moneo, you speak to me of “stay-at-home moms” as though they are a niche demographic and not a fulcrum upon which the Golden Path quietly balances. They optimize small humans while your analysts chase metrics. Respect the unseen labor, or I will breed a generation of elite SAHMs.

Gammage Auditorium (1962-64) at Arizona State University in Tempe, AZ. One of the last public commissions of Frank Lloyd Wright.

@zach_nomad @bobbyfijan You are right and Bobby is wrong here.

@bobbyfijan AI disagrees, suggests shared walls are decisively cheaper even when considering maximal soundproof One thing it mentioned that I did not consider was the added cost of separate foundations

Attached looks better … but is more expensive to build due to fire rating

@bobbyfijan Many times this is a function of local zoning. And as far was what's cheaper to build, that is contextual as well.

Maison Hannon in Belgium, designed by architect Jules Brunfaut, 1902

Strawberry Hill House Built in the 18th century by Horace Walpole, it is now considered one of the most beautiful examples of Gothic Revival architecture in England. What started as just a couple of cottages along the banks of the Thames has since transformed into something extraordinary.

Historic villa in Puglia

Design for 'Jasmine' wallpaper. William Morris. 1874.

people will ask: “Gregory, what radicalized you.” and I’ll say: “buying a 50 year old L.L. Bean polo that was made in the USA on eBay and it being higher quality than one I bought a few years ago.”

@zachcantrad Lookin good! Any slope to that garage slab?

Details Friday.

@TheCinesthetic Lynch's Dune is bad. Sorry pal.

Dune (1984) gets written off, even by Lynch, but the film’s worldbuilding is doing its own thing. Baroque sets, strange textures, and a future that feels alien in a way few sci-fi films even attempt. It’s rough, but there’s nothing else like it.

@AaronQuinn716 The only correct take. Had to turn it off.

Watched this on the plane last week and honestly thought it was a terrible movie. Almost comically bad. 🤷‍♂️

@chadludeman Didn't realize that was the case, makes sense for the energy demand though. That's a good point to consider.

@buckthundaz I think onsite generation is starting to be required but I think it’s in the form of fossil fuels. No way to get that level of power on that small of a footprint with solar and/or wind…

Should we be requiring all data centers to be built underground creating parks and amenities for the community above them? Does this make sense?

I'm about to get some wellness freak pseudoscience retracted. I just found major evidence of fraud.

@mwmoedinger Awesome. I doubted it was a 'product'. Plywood with a good looking veneer is always better than 'wood look'.

@buckthundaz Thank you! It's walnut [veneer plywood], custom made for the location

Before ----> After What we did: (last one is most fun!) - better lighting - carry cabs up to ceiling (no more dust bunny shelf) - walnut soffit gives visual continuity and place for lighting - flat front grain matched walnut cabs - easier to clean, less visual cluttet - full backsplash (4" turn up looks cheap/low effort) - 6" German oak floors instead of cheap vinyl - larger window - in corner since that's the least useful spot for uppers, and that's where the view is - sink centered on window pane not window mullion - no microwave vent hood (they don't work well, they're ugly, and they are hard for shorter people to use) - added island seating with prep sink - intentional alignments, rigorous attention to spacing and sizing - 38" high counters - these homeowners are both tall!