design – CAT NORMOYLE

I wonder, if technology is a bridge between people, places, and information, than how might it possibly discourage collaboration?

What I have found interesting about Chang ‘s work is that she enables the community of New Orleans to voice their desires about urban planning in their city.

Pink argues that man has evolved from an agriculture age (farmers) to the Industrial age (factory workers) to the Information age (knowledge workers) according to an increase in affluence, technology, and globalization.

I wrote a blog last year that came up in my thoughts this week as I worked through some design problems with logo development.

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