You know when you check your bank account and you’re like, “can I afford this”
Thinking about how Philadelphia built a rowhome for the Chicago Exposition
The only science museum where they let you tickle the dragons tail
rocks: spicy
More like amsterdumb. Going to go sell some tulips for $75,000 each. Or turn a food orange because of a guys last name. This kind of smart, walkable urbanism is worth leaving your community and life to experience I guess.
Checking in on construction at the podcasting villa. The building is fine, your average 18th century Brunelleschi ripoff. Plasterers come next week to finish the formal areas. Nobody told us that we would have to move the building 18’ to get in on center with the formal gardens, but oh well.
they should have built it. I don’t care if it sucks and the guy sucks. they should have built it.
There’s a whole park here that celebrates the experience of hanging out under a bridge
Fumbling the release day so bad that the entire mall gets closed down is extremely funny as a marketing strategy and a crucial reminder of Switzerland’s financial power & global influence
Me personally I hope to never find myself in a Rumplestiltskin situation
I put on Back To School (1986) last night. It was clearly written by Dangerfield to indulge in his own deeply personal fantasy character, but the message of the film is beautifully wholesome: personal success means little unless one embraces a good education and the betterment of the next generation
Thrilled to finally share a big project I’ve been working on for quite some time now - the first conceptual renderings for RITTENHOUSE PARK! A 21st century revenue model for upkeep and maintenance. Finally, an answer to the age-old question, “where will I park?” The answer is, Rittenhouse Park.
We didn’t get to ride the streetcar but we did get to take pictures in the truck and look at stamps & stuff. A lady at the train station going down thought Rocz was a veteran because of the NS Savannah hat.