Weekend 363.0
(1) The Paper Archives: (a) The future catches up to theme park of tomorrow (USA Today) (b) A Tale of Two Main Streets: The towns that inspired Disney are searching Continue Reading →
Category Archives: Disney
Weekend 360.0 (The Art of Sight and Sound)
“At nightfall, weeping enters in, but with the dawn, rejoicing.” (1) For the first time, Disney Music Emporium brings its vinyl magic—and cool record player—to independent record stores on Saturday, Continue Reading →
#MarchMagic Update
Support the WEDWAY PEOPLE MOVER! Tomorrowland attractions go head-to-head. Vote now! #MarchMagic — Walt Disney World (@WaltDisneyWorld) March 21, 2016
Weekend 357.0
(1) The limestone reading queue: (a) 1946 by Victor Sebestyen (b) Robert Moses: The Master Builders of New York City by Pierre Christin and Olivier Balez (c) Before Tomorrowland by Continue Reading →
Weekend 355.1 (World on the Move)
(1) The Archigram Archival Project (2) A quote from Walt Disney and the Quest for Community by Steve Mannheim: “Although the EPCOT concept was never built, its prototype transportation systems Continue Reading →
Weekend 347.1
(1) NOVA: First Air War (2) All change: at the rebuilt Tottenham Court Road Tube station in London, Daniel Buren’s geometric installations are set to make a connection (Wallpaper*) – Continue Reading →
Weekend 346.0 (Happy Halloween)
(1) A quote from the Disney Villain by Ollie Johnston and Frank Thomas: “Instead of eyes that flashed with sudden fury, there was a sensation of churning fires within the Continue Reading →
Weekend 346.0 (Aloft from earth’s far boundaries)
(1) A quote from David Pryce-Jones: “For centuries, the character of Christian nations was formed and maintained by church architecture, stained glass, missals and poems like The Song of Roland, Continue Reading →
Weekend 341.0 (Project X)
What do you do with several gigs of photos from various trips to Walt Disney World and a bevy of books on the same subject? How about a project that Continue Reading →
Subcityscape
A Gruen inspired renaissance? (1) The Mall Rises Again: How to breathe new life into America’s much-maligned indoor shopping centers. (City-Journal) (2) A related quote from Walt Disney: The Triumph Continue Reading →