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Burning Down The House - Episode 39 - Design On The Cheap

First Aired - 10/06/2010 07:00PM
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B.D.H. Intro- The Mad World of Consumption (7:54)

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Curtis B. Wayne, Heritage Radio Network, Tekserve, anything related to the Apple computer, devoted to sustainable life, www.tekserve.com, talking about the design of consumer products, industrial designers, Great Depression 2.0, Kaz Incorporated, Vics products, the mad world of consuming, huge wave of consumer goods coming out of the far east for the past 15 years, flood of goods after WWII, waves of breakthroughs, Target, an attempt to provide goods with good design, durable and beautiful, Dyson vacuums, Walmart people, access to disposable income, stretching up to Target, Rich Thrush,

Knock It Off (10:42)

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Janice Joplin died forty years ago this week, Mercedes Benz, aspirational consumer attitude, industrial designers, product design, improving everyday life, the alternative is no design, no illusion of changing the world, one piece at a time, at a corporate level, a sense of democratization, Tata Motors, Jaguar, a super elite product, one does encounter a really good knockoff, a total ripoff of Dietrich Lubs Braun alarm clock, there are knockoff at all levels, Plagiaris knockoff museum, mock the design but lack the function, Gillette, high precision building, Proctor and Gamble, the world's largest company of that kind, parent company democratization,

Levels of Resolution (22:30)

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Almost National Anthem, the cyclic spirit that this land is our land, a liberalizing democratic urge to have good design for everyone, good architecture for a low cost, so much of this look at me stuff, Massimo Vignelli, great graphic designer, Helvetica typeface, Heller diner wear, unbreakable, bringing good design to the masses, no zeal to promote anonymous products, products have become more complex, amazing mugs are still available, the MoMA giftshop, Aalto vase, The Memphis Group, a scalability of design thinking, 10/10/10, International Powers Of Ten Day, Eames' Powers of Ten, film, ourselves in the universe, as old as Methuselah, Charles Eames, Curtis meets Charles Eames, I'll answer all your questions in the speech, Eames' IBM movies, structural engineering, Norwalk Community College, structural calculations, high exponential values, Avogadro's number, the numerology of things, levels of resolution, a well-made consumer object, the high precision available in production these days, Toby Cumberbatch, Cooper Union, making structures out of garbage, a site to build this year's Garbage House, discarded water bottles, very beautifully crafted, temporary housing out of trash, no shortage of trash, the era of Vignelli, a little bit of delight in your everyday life, something you need can be beautiful, thinking more about usability, usability can be beautiful, beauty for beauty's sake, Motorola, Hasbro, look is secondary to function, function first, the commonality between architecture and product design, the subtle brilliance of Curtis's N.A.D. stereo amplifier, square green ON button, the power and the volume, the hierarchy of function, results-based design, watching the consumer use the product, designing medical apparatuses, hit the KILL button, designing for parents of sick children, a thermometer that calls the doctor,

St. James Infirmary (8:18)

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what it's like to struggle with a product, Tekserve, Rich Thrush, Industrial Designer, positively 4th street, enfranchising your own organization first, transparency of communication, brand-name designers, handing it down from high on the mountain, Philippe Starck, The Ghost Chair, looks wonderful at the Hudson Hotel, Niels Diffrient freedom chair, perfectly ergonomic, architect's discount, what's the trade price?, trading products for products, Constance Anne Cash, 9 year battle against cancer, happy to have another day, how do we make life better, a good mother and a good friend, Hamlet's soliloquy, To die, to sleep, no more,

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