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Posted on July 17, 2011December 25, 2018

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Planters Peanuts have changed their packaging with a better shape utilizing 8% less plastic. But why does Mr. Peanut look anorexic? And the peanut photo has to go. + Nice touch with the branded cap :) @mrpeanutofficial #peanuts #PlantersPeanuts

Always a classic since 1888

PHX Southwest terminal C gate lighting is terrible, flat, glaring, and under illuminated. The hat trick trifecta of poor lighting design. #lightingdesign

Beautifully designed, built and maintained shopping environment @citycreekcenter

Jenga Architecture - why pixelated towers, rotated cubes and stratified cliffs are all the rage. https://designthebottomline.com/2023/01/07/jenga-architecture/

Expect to see more magenta in 2023

Water jet cutting of custom canopies destined for Seattle and fabricated in Indianapolis by @bomarindustries #metalfabrication #waterjetcutting

Excited to share a completed mock-up of custom canopies designed for Simon’s Northgate Station in Seattle. Fabrication by Bo-Mar Industries Indianapolis @bomarindustries #metalfabrication #waterjetcutting

A Random Walk through Scottsdale Fashion Square

Apparently electrical vehicle manufacturers believe that regional malls are a perfect venue to showcase their cars new technology @lucidmotors @polestarcars @teslamotors

Amazing design of the Lucid Motors show ~ Modern and elegant with museum types displays that explain the Tech @lucidmotors

In-N-Out burger 🍔 with the quality fresh fries

King of Prussia is ready for the holiday with this magical carousel. #mall #blackfriday #kopmall

Wow had to get out the parallel bar and french curve to work on this mall entry Reno rendering …and Millennials who are used to their 3D modeling software ask what’s a French curve?

City Market opened in Indianapolis in 1886 featuring cast iron columns and wrought iron handrails.

My collection of iPhone boxes iPhone 6, iPhone 10, iPhone 14

In our interconnected world an iPhone ships from ZhengZhou China to Incheon Korea to Anchorage to Louisville to Indianapolis. Total of 9,000 miles -all in THREE days. It’s the definition of just in time retail sans any warehouse or inventories.

A 1965 two story JCPenney building at Northgate Station built in 1965 has been demolished and the concrete structure crushed into 22,000 tons of material that will be used as sub-base and fill throughout the site’s redevelopment

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