http://figuresmag.com/archive/locative-infodesign/ The Social in the Visual Thu, 29 Jul 2010 15:44:32 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.1 http://figuresmag.com/archive/locative-infodesign/#comment-1579 Figures » Blog Archive » Suburbia Sun, 17 May 2009 18:34:02 +0000 http://figuresmag.com/archive/locative-infodesign/#comment-1579 [...] further explore the potential of locative information graphics I looked at Australian suburbia, which has undergone a massive change since its beginnings. A new [...] […] further explore the potential of locative information graphics I looked at Australian suburbia, which has undergone a massive change since its beginnings. A new […]

]]> http://figuresmag.com/archive/locative-infodesign/#comment-155 Vaughn Tue, 16 Dec 2008 13:08:31 +0000 http://figuresmag.com/archive/locative-infodesign/#comment-155 This is cool.. simple but I am more wondering how you did it? did you get the metal cut out n put in the ground? or was it there as a sign at one point? This is cool.. simple but I am more wondering how you did it? did you get the metal cut out n put in the ground? or was it there as a sign at one point?

]]> http://figuresmag.com/archive/locative-infodesign/#comment-151 Stuart Sun, 30 Nov 2008 12:53:55 +0000 http://figuresmag.com/archive/locative-infodesign/#comment-151 A great idea: Some kind of thermometer that measures the 'heat' that place of work might draw from angry, environmentally conscious citizens! A great idea: Some kind of thermometer that measures the ‘heat’ that place of work might draw from angry, environmentally conscious citizens!

]]> http://figuresmag.com/archive/locative-infodesign/#comment-150 Alex Sun, 30 Nov 2008 09:48:46 +0000 http://figuresmag.com/archive/locative-infodesign/#comment-150 That is great. Billboards! Enormous electricity meters ont he outsides og buildings, so we can see who are the companies who use the most power! I think there must be a fine line between the 'guerilla' and the official, if the publicly-presented official information is uncomfortable for the man. That is great.
Billboards!
Enormous electricity meters ont he outsides og buildings, so we can see who are the companies who use the most power!
I think there must be a fine line between the ‘guerilla’ and the official, if the publicly-presented official information is uncomfortable for the man.

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