Guest post from Richard Eriksson discussing his thoughts on the future of rail infrastructure in Vancouver.
Yesterday, Richard and I were fortunate enough to get a sneak-peek at the new Mark II SkyTrains – Mark II version 2.0, if you will, where Mark II version 1.0 are those curvy white trains that made their debut with the Millenium Line. The new ones have similar colouring both on the inside and the [...]
The idea of public rapid iterative design on myself is very tempting. It basically looks like this:
State what you think you’re about.
Do something that changes your mind.
State how this has changed what you think you’re about.
Do it again.
I watched one of my favorite people in the world do it over the course of a year, [...]
by Karen Quinn Fung
|
posted in Big Ideas, Little Moments, Counting Machines, dot-star-camp
| tagged as blogging, co-operation, co-optation, communities, public, public engagement, skytrain, skytrain unconference, translink
The last three weeks have been an absolute whirlwind of activity, new things happening at a terrifying pace that has left me with little time for much of anything. But the only way out of this big backlog of blogging is to start somewhere, so I will start with the most important.
My biggest project from [...]
