L’architecte et designer Alexander Pincus, à l’origine de Pincus A+D, a imaginé Money Talks, un papier-peint composé de billets de 1 dollar. Et finalement, installer un mur avec ce genre de papier ne coûte pas selon eux forcément plus cher. Un choix étonnant à découvrir en images dans la suite.
On May 6th, Stanford’s d.school is hosting a book launch lecture and reception for Dev Patnaik’s Wired to Care. The book explores the role of empathy and human-centric design principles for driving successful business practice and strategy. Dev Patnaik is an alum of the Stanford Product Design program, founder/principal at Jump Associates, and adjunct professor at Stanford University. I had the pleasure of being in his Needfinding class… one of the results of this class included a drum machine for dogs using the Arduino platform, some piezoelectric sensors, Ardrumo, Garage Band, a MIDI library, and a speaker output. All controlled by a border collie.
RSVP for the launch by May 4th. Lecture and reception at the d.school from 7:00-9:00pm on May 6th.
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