Hi. I led product management at Tumblr for a bit and was a product manager at Flickr. I'm now working on a new project. When I'm not working, I'm exploring the world with my amazing wife.
I like taking photos with my iPhone.
I aspire to write better.
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Frank Lloyd Write once designed a dog house for a boy who wrote him (twice). Keeping this in the memory box - stay creative, stay humble, and stay persistent.
Dear Mr Wright
I wrote you June 19, 1956 about designing my dog Eddie a dog house to go with the house you designed for my dad. You told me to write you again in November so I ask you again, could you design me a dog house.
Respectfully yours,
Jim Berger
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Oh, the places we’ll go.
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Jefferson Memorial.
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The pointy building.
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You will be missed, Mr. Niemeyer.
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Indisposed.
Each time I travel.. I dream about so many thing I would like to create… Tree house is one of them.
I just discover Hemloft today.
The story is insane in so many levels.. Check out Allen’s complete story of the HemLoft, is pretty inspiring and epic…
jstn:
Ice Cube Celebrates The Eames
“Before I did rap music I studied architectural drafting.”
Ice Cube continues to amaze me.
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Want (it back).
Untitled, Cairo, 2008 (by Simon Vahala)
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Jean Francois Rauzier’s staggering hyperphotos deserve a closer look.
Wow.
For the last 500 years, the locals of Nongriat in Meghalaya, India have grown several hundred bridges across the region’s numerous water channels. Some of the bridges extend over 100 feet in length and are strong enough to support more than 50 people at a time.
(via poptech)
Yarn Bombing - a more feminine graffiti
“Street art and graffiti are usually so male dominated… Yarn bombing is more feminine. It’s like graffiti with grandma sweaters.” Jessie Hemmons, 24-year-old New York City artist.
Photos above are the work of Hungarian artist Babukatorium and Carol Hummel.
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Love this building.
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Penn Station, Interior, Manhattan. (by New York Public Library)
Was having dinner last night and the conversation turned to urban growth, preservation and skyscrapers and I was chortled at for having never seen the inside of the old Penn Station. Who’s laughing now? Thanks Tumblr! (Also did not know that saving the station was one of Jackie O’s thing in the 60s. Oh, and it’s so very sad what’s there now versus the Beaux Arts structure before.
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