Debt/car-free tiny house couple: simple living + resilience by Kirsten Dirksen on November 3, 2013 Seven years ago, Tammy Strobel was unhappy, but she wasn’t ready to make changes to her life. “I was in …
Way of Tea: celebrating the art of craft focusing on "now" by Kirsten Dirksen on October 28, 2013 It’s often translated as “tea ceremony”, but Chado, Chanoyu or the “Way of Tea”, is neither a ceremony nor a …
6 rutinas diarias de las mentes más creativas de la historia by Nicolás Boullosa on October 8, 2013 El éxito no es un fin en sí mismo, al menos para quienes lo logran por méritos propios. Detrás de …
Shop-in-a-box: container workshop deploys hardware anywhere by Kirsten Dirksen on September 16, 2013 Luke Iseman is a creator: he’s invented automated gardening assistants, built a bike taxi company and designed kilns for Kenyan …
Adereza, cura y conserva: atributos científicos de la miel by Nicolás Boullosa on August 28, 2013 Por sus cualidades culinarias, medicinales y capacidad de conservación -contada en… milenios-, la miel ha mantenido su valor y ha …
Imprimir productos: tendencias en impresión casera 3D y CNC by Nicolás Boullosa on August 23, 2013 Las impresoras 3D caseras pretenden repetir con los bienes físicos lo que HP logró con los documentos al introducir en …
Colorful timber cabin: walls/windows hinge-open in 3 sides by Kirsten Dirksen on July 27, 2013 In a move to recover an abandoned corner of Dartford Central Park (Kent, UK), architects from Studio Weave created a …
"Polvo inteligente" (conectar todo con todo) en la era PRISM by Nicolás Boullosa on July 2, 2013 Los sensores, placas madre y placas computadora que cualquiera puede conectar a objetos y programar se popularizan y la “Internet …
Intentionally small home: urban living in North Carolina by Kirsten Dirksen on June 10, 2013 Nicole Alvarez grew up in a typical American suburbia: spacious homes, large yards, not walkable to town. Then she began …
Dugout shelters & pit-houses: benefits of thermal inertia by Nicolás Boullosa on May 31, 2013 Whether in homes or greenhouses, partially buried buildings (pit-houses, dugout shelters) benefit from thermal stability and the heating and cooling …
