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The Mobile Office was constructed from discarded materials within a one block radius from the site. All the material was transported to the site with our bikes and a makeshift dolly. The only purchased items were the hardware used to hold it together. The mobile office has allowed us to consolidate all the furniture and shelving into one mobile unit. This has freed up our office space allowing us the flexibility to make large scale models and have spontaneous dance parties.

Mobile Office Photos: everydaydesign.ca/index.php?/installart/mobile-office/

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Here’s some lovely work by Dutch designer Roger Willems. I’m particularly fond of these covers for the architectural publication, OverHolland. The bold colors, obvious grid and solid typography give these covers a classic feel as if they’re right out of the 60s era.

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Empty Spaces experimental pieces by Ger Heffernan. See the whole project on his Behance page.

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Next up in our series of web design focused interviews is Dan Rubin, you’ll frequently find him waxing educational about a cappella jazz and barbershop harmony, interface design, usability, web standards, typography, and graphic design in general.

Editor’s Note: Dan will be hosting a workshop on “Web Typography” at The Future of Web Design New York on November 16-17 2009. Buy your ticket online now.

Why do you think that Web typography is a current hot topic?

Especially among designers, having more control over type on the web has *always* been a hot topic — though usually in the

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Also known as International Style, the Swiss Style does not simply describe a style of graphic design made in Switzerland. It became famous through the art of very talented Swiss graphic designers, but it emerged in Russia, Germany and Netherlands in the 1920’s. This style in art, architecture and culture became an ‘international’ style after 1950’s and it was produced by artists all around the globe. Despite that, people still refer to it as the Swiss Style or the Swiss Legacy.

This progressive, radical movement

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See Area17’s new site update.

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statattak.com are behind various t-shirts taking inspiration from countrys in Africa and their statistics. 20% of the money from the sale of the shirts go towards building an orphanage in Mozambique. Found via CreativeRoots.org

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We know a few town planners, but even they couldn’t plot a city so stunning as drawn up by Borja Bonaque. More here.

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What is the color of the Internet? This question is like “what is the weight of the oceans?”. It is unanswered. First of all, Maybe we have to find the right answer for “How many websites exist? The question is difficult to answer precisely. Because the Internet is growing fast. 224,749,695 websites were indexed by Netcraft as of March 2009, in the August 2008 result was 176,748,506.

Before we started, we were aware of the difficulty to find the definition But we tried to find suitable answer about the color palette of the internet. Four “Clickable Colors” posters shows,

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Any sock is absolutely unique. Each motive is printet once per color. Pretty cool, huh? It’s dead sure nobody else has got the same sock like you have. The material is 100% cotton. At its inside it‘s soft like a feather and also polishes the fingerprints on your iPhone (or iPod touch).

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