“Yes, I want a bespoke sports jacket — but what kind of middle-class dad spends $6,000 on that?” [FT]
“Slop videos. Slop bowls. Slop clothing hauls. When did we get so submerged in the slop-ified muck?” [NYT]
“Owsley Stanley created a legendary strain of acid in the 1960s — now it’s taking on a new life in modern-day research facilities” [Rolling Stone]
“They’re no longer terrible—in fact, they’re often the draw.” [The Atlantic]
“The experts weigh in on the rise of lighthearted timepieces” [Esquire]
“Despite being in their 80s and 90s, many of the trailblazing architect’s clients never gave up on the dream.” [Dwell]
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Nice job on the ACL hat. Happy to pick one up because it feels like a nice way to support your work. Will be sure to report back if anyone ever recognizes it
Loved the Frank Lloyd Wright article. We are currently building a house in a neighborhood where ours will be the only completely new and modern home. We are going against the grain architecturally, but our house was designed with the intention of making the most out of the quiet and beautiful slice of urban landscape where it will sit (hopefully for another one hundred years).