And the Winner Is…
The Lunar Orbiter Image Recovery Project (LOIRP) for best adaptive reuse ever of a former McDonald’s location.
Librarian, urbanist, and retail historian
The Lunar Orbiter Image Recovery Project (LOIRP) for best adaptive reuse ever of a former McDonald’s location.
This is a nice commentary on preserving libraries as physical spaces in an age of digitization. On a similar note, here’s an article from the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette on the 120th …
Library computer users viewing porn anger parents: Kimberly Romie, whose Piedmont Homeschoolers Association members have increasingly complained about the problem, said some parents have stopped taking their children to the …
The 2009 version doesn’t involve a kid sitting in a lawn chair with a big sign by the side of the road. That’s good.
Great collection of articles on various digitization projects at Duke covers the history of the program, collections management, and interface design among other topics.
Historic Pittsburgh has added 2000 new images to the online collection. This project is near and dear to my heart because it’s one of the ones that inspired me to …
This is such a cool collection. I like the way they’ve made the entire collection “subscribable” via iTunes as well.
My husband brings me the coolest stuff. Today it was these newspapers from the days surrounding the 1989 Loma Prieta earthquake in Northern California–just in time for the twentieth anniversary. …
I’ll post a link to the larger project later, but here’s something I’ve been working on at work this week. Mind you, I’m wrking on a much cooler and more …