There just isn't a whole lot going on around here right now. It sort of feels like we now live here and are suburban parents.
Does it ever feel like you're stuck in a diet "Groundhog Day"? You know, the movie where the main character lives the same day, over and over and over. In a way, it's frustrating...why does
I'm loving this Cricut cartridge, Suburbia!! The images are so cute. Here's a card I made for a co-worker's birthday. The pape...
rogerwilkerson - Posts tagged suburbia
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Woodbine Stop N Shop A small generic lot on a 20x15 in Copperdale. It has an empty "store" space attached with what could be an office or apartment on the second floor. I have not play tested this l…
Hi freaks, something new out of my basement after being little bit unlucky with the Targa Strada Del Vino. It is once more a targa theme, scorpius based...
Can we rebuild our broken suburbs? Ellen Dunham-Jones shares a vision of dying malls rehabilitated, dead "big box" stores re-inhabited, and endless parking lots transformed into thriving wetlands.
50s Suburbia is an aesthetic that describes the culture of the American middle class in the 1950s. Due to a population boom following World War II, new neighborhoods were built in the areas surrounding large cities. These communities were known as suburbs, thus the term suburbia. The most famous...
As a replacement for race-based affirmative action, Texas started a program ten years ago that guaranteed admission to the University of Texas to the top ten percent of all high school classes. As a result, more kids from rural and inner city schools were admitted to UT Austin, the system’s flagship campus. Hooray! But not […]
Think, the streets of suburban California, the sun is shining, and that girl is walking past… the one that belongs in the past, she’s happy as hell, she’s moving along as though she’s listening to The Stones and her wardrobe, well, it’s a collection of ‘days gone by’ arranged into a look that you...
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MOBILE SUBURBIA - Aaron Berman Architecture
Bill Owens’s Suburbia (1973) is a series of strange and compelling photographs that reveal the complexities of the American middle-class landscape.
A house beside a pocket park has been beautifully transformed for a downsizing couple
Just a Pin or Two Away From Living The Dream
