Steve brings some European sensibility to the party at inhabitat. He was born in New York but grew up in the good old American South. He was converted back to big-city living in Paris and has never looked back. He is based in London as an urban designer with <A HREF="http://www.urbaninitiatives.co.uk">Urban Initiatives</A> writing masterplans, creating public spaces, and commissioning the odd bit of public art and street furniture. He is active in the <A HREF="http://www.udg.org.uk">Urban Design Group</A> in the UK, walks 20 minutes to work every day, and still swims competitively with the <A HREF="http://www.camdenswisscottage.co.uk">Camden Swiss Cottage Swim Club.</A>
Steve
PREFAB FRIDAY: Home Factory in London
Throughout Europe, the idea of a single, self-build pre-fab house is impractical because of the cost and scarcity of land. To be truly affordable, pre-fab homes need to be designed as apartments that can
CYCLOC AT 100% Design
Cyclers of the world unite! Designer Andrew Lang has come out with an innovative new bicycle storage device, called the Cycloc, which allows you to hang and lock your bike to a wall. Not only does it free
RE-CYCLE STAGE: Bike Storage with a Twist!
An intriguing project emerged at the London Design Festival’s Eco-Design Day: the Re-Cycle Stage. This bicycle storage shed/community event stage is a creation of architect Christos Choraitis. The
YOUMEHESHE’S ORGANIC PREFAB HOUSE
At the last London Pecha Kucha event, Youmeheshe architects presented their small but tall ‘organic house’ — a wood pre-fab prototype that was Youmeheshe’s answer to a British-government
PECHA KUCHA LONDON
Pecha Kucha – Japanese for the sound of conversation – is fast establishing itself as London’s place to catch-up on whats going on in the design world. It’s a grown-up version of show-and-tell
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