LinkNYC in context – disputo monolitus of the family actus.
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LinkNYC
LinkNYC in context – disputo monolitus of the family actus.
72nd Street IRT north Entrance Headhouse
US Mail Snorkel Collection Box Receptacle
The Snorkel Collection Box Receptacle.
Quick Look: Downtown Alliance Information Kiosk
Coal Chute Cover
1335 30th Street Georgetown Vicinity, Washington, District of Columbia, DC Historic American Buildings Survey, Creator. Georgetown Street Furniture, Georgetown Vicinity, Washington, District of Columbia, DC. Washington Washington D.C, 1933. Documentation Compiled After. Photograph.
Pedestrian refuge bollards
Pedestrian refuge bollards
Common Cone
Providing safe access Protectus conus OrderSupellex FamilyCoercitio Genus Protectus SpeciesProtectus conus Description Traffic Cones – often called pylons, orange cones, safety cones, or just cones – are cone-shaped markers used for a variety of temporary purposes, generally to channel people and cars, or mark dangerous items. Identification Conical shape with flat bottom, generally orange with…
Mail Collection Box Receptacle (Standard, Local, Snorkel)
Knitting the country together Littera buxis OrderDupellex FamilyDepono GenusLittera SpeciesLittera buxis SubspeciesL. buxus blavusL. buxus localisL. buxus beccusL. buxus prioritas Description The common Blue Box mailboxes found throughout the Five Boroughs, and the rest of America. Subspecies variations There is some discussion if we have discovered three unique species, or rather a set of local…
Rendering Prototypes
Here are some examples of line and rendered visuals I’ve been playing around with using Disputo monolitus (c.n. LinkNYC) as a starting point. The goal is to find a way to describe the object, but not to have too much extraneous detail. I’m quite inspired by the work of Arup Digital Studio and Dash Marshall…