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A preview story of our next publication (May 28th) In our previous discussion we...
A preview story of our next publication (May 28th) ...
Our 4th issue investigates our areas job creators and the stagnation of new innovations...
A preview story of our next publication (May 14th) In modern terms a workshop...
A preview story of our next publication (May 14th) This past week Richard Florida...
Madewell had a great little styling event this week at Tysons Corner and the lovely DC blogger Sydney from The Daybook was there to hang out. Her blog is on my daily must-read list, so it was really nice to see her super sweet and stylish self! There were macarons, cupcakes, Jones sodas (with polka...
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A preview story of our next publication (May 28th) In our previous discussion we looked at the theory behind traffic flow patterns in a network and piped water systems. Our theory included an overview of how the geometry and mechanisms of flow (velocity and distribution) between the two systems are similar. It is important...
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A preview story of our next publication (May 28th) Imagine you could float over a transportation network and view it at the network scale where cars would begin to appear as a single moving mass. Individual blips of the road would...
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Our 4th issue investigates our areas job creators and the stagnation of new innovations coming from a region which promotes creative education. Thank you to the talented photographers who contributed this week. Open publication - Free publishing - More redevelopment
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A preview story of our next publication (May 14th) In modern terms a workshop has taken on a negative connotation as a factory of human labor, but the original concept had much nobler intent. In a renaissance workshop craftsman and artists would combine their skills to better understand the physical and optical world with...
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The Vienna Choral Society is preparing for their Concert For A Cause, May 19th, to support arts education in Fairfax County. As a product of the Fairfax County arts program I believe that the arts are way of grounding the youth and teaching them the benefits of both analytic and aesthetic thinking. Music is...
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A preview story of our next publication (May 14th) This past week Richard Florida wrote an interesting article New York City: The Nation’s Second Leading Tech Hub which has some great graphics on how New York City is converting its economy from a financial and style economy to include several multi-million dollar startup tech...
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A preview story of our next publication (May 14th) My experience in land development has taught me a lot about planning, developers, and the economics of a project but one thing I have always questioned is why more clients would throw away money that could be available to them with proper design. I saw...
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Our 3rd issue investigates cities and how they are the engines of our economy, through tax revenue, redevelopment, and investment. We also have a review of Maple Avenue restaurant in Vienna and a review of Fairfax County Parks Department’s new blog website. Thank you to the talented photographers who contributed this week. Open...
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A preview story of our next publication (May 7th) If you have been a resident of Fairfax County for a while you might have noticed we have a lot of park land in our county. Between the recreational parks for little league teams and adults to the natural preserves and trails that wind through...
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A preview story of our next publication (May 7th) Yesterday the Connection Newspaper ran a story about the plans for Tysons Corner, and how the recession has evidently stopped all plans. “But now in 2012, the hopes of that glorious vision have run into the reality of a post recession Northern Virginia and the...
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