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my friend Nandan made this!

eozberk:

“In the Spring of 2010, the Design Trust for Public Space sent the independent filmmaker Nandan Rao to the streets, sidewalks, parks, plazas and open spaces of New York City to talk to New Yorkers about what public space means to them. Here’s what they have to say…” from New York City’s Design Trust for Public Space


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awesome map


datavis:

A Map of the World That Reveals Natural Disaster Hot Zones
awesome
chriswoebken:

via spweatherstation.net
awesome!

datavis:

Environment

awesome!

datavis:

Environment


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dope

mer-et-soleil:

Who’s Got the Worst Urban Sprawl?
The infographic you see here has managed to turn one of the ugliest facets of global cities into something approaching art. Behold urban sprawl, in the hands of Jessica Young and Luke Bulman.
Young and Bulman make up the Brooklyn graphic design studio Thumb, and their beautiful, though perhaps misleading, infographic compares 27 ring roads around the world — those peripheral highways, like the D.C. Beltway or the London Orbital, that read like shorthand for over-extended cities.

dope

mer-et-soleil:

Who’s Got the Worst Urban Sprawl?

The infographic you see here has managed to turn one of the ugliest facets of global cities into something approaching art. Behold urban sprawl, in the hands of Jessica Young and Luke Bulman.

Young and Bulman make up the Brooklyn graphic design studio Thumb, and their beautiful, though perhaps misleading, infographic compares 27 ring roads around the world — those peripheral highways, like the D.C. Beltway or the London Orbital, that read like shorthand for over-extended cities.