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Semapedia- awesome, but I want my very own.
So. You are walking down the street on hot summer afternoon in Brooklyn, when you see a fire hydrant gushing water with a gang of happy kids playing in it. “Good times,” you reflect nostalgically as y… more →
Catch and Release
Semapedia- awesome, but I want my very own.
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natehill wrote 1 year ago: So. You are walking down the street on hot summer afternoon in Brooklyn, when you see a fire hydrant … more →
Participatory Culture, ThinkeringSpace, and the virtual "Third Place"
natehill wrote 1 year ago: Recently participatory culture and the philosophies pertaining to the FOSS / FLOSS movement have bee … more →
Saying goodbye to a great piece of design
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natehill wrote 1 year ago: In the study of decorative arts, furniture is often referred to as microarchitecture. Perhaps one of … more →
A mobile library content device: the library card as service avatar.
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natehill wrote 1 year ago: This is going to be slightly in broken English since its a new idea… but I think its worth dev … more →
The 21st Century Library will look less like Starbucks than you think.
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natehill wrote 1 year ago: Well, it’s been a long journey but I am back to the blog. I had sort of thought that my first entry … more →
Library Outposts, a new service model for urban public libraries
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natehill wrote 1 year ago: This is a long posting, but its the most important thing you are going to read on my blog. So read i … more →
librarians, designers, and CURATORS: look backward to move forward?
natehill wrote 1 year ago: Design and the Elastic Mind, currently on display at the MOMA is without question the best design sh … more →
recap of the week, part 1 and 2
natehill wrote 1 year ago: I had a crazy busy week and I wasn’t able to blog all of the fun stuff that’s been going on. … more →
Time to start writing...
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natehill wrote 1 year ago: I am pleased to announce that my proposal was accepted for a paper/presentation at the Communication … more →
Nextcity @ The New Museum Fri 2.8.08, Nextlibrary coming soon (minus the goofy name)
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natehill wrote 1 year ago: Last Friday I went to Nextcity: The Art of the Possible, a Rhizome event at the New Museum. Eric Rod … more →
Tipping Points: Art, Politics, and Civic Engagement at Pratt Institute
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natehill wrote 1 year ago: I haven’t written much in the past few days because I’ve been slammed with work. Readers can expect … more →
Public 'Space' and 'Place'- further explained.
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natehill wrote 1 year ago: I’m going to go ahead and post my paper proposal in its entirety since I’ve had so many … more →
How Public 'Space' becomes Public 'Place' at Public Libraries in 'Real' and 'Virtual' Architectures
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natehill wrote 1 year ago: I’ve been doing some research on how public space becomes public place at public libraries, in … more →
The Atomium
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natehill wrote 1 year ago: Every once in a while I have to stop thinking about libraries and post something that is just plain … more →
social web architectures / physical architectures. different rules of communication.
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natehill wrote 1 year ago: Thank you to Andrea Mercado for the kind words she wrote about Catch and Release in her blog. Heads … more →
When do you renovate, when do you preserve, and when do you rip it down and start over?
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natehill wrote 1 year ago: One of the great things about going to conferences in strange cities is that you get to explore new … more →
librarians, designers: look backward to move forward?
natehill wrote 1 year ago: A designer friend dropped me a link the other day to the Patent Room blog. The blog offers a wealth … more →
new teen space @ NYPL / the reappropriation of space
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natehill wrote 1 year ago: A shoutout to Gretchen Hams and her people at the Muhlenberg Branch of the New York Public Library f … more →
How does the social web redefine public space?
natehill wrote 1 year ago: A shoutout to the Playful Librarian, who picked up on a great article about impression management on … more →
