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by designthebottomline
Posted on March 15, 2021March 14, 2021

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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

Wrigley building a beautiful 1920s glazed terra-cotta building by Graham and Post architects

St Regis Tower by Studio Gang …nice curves

Rainer Square in Seattle has all the pastiche of a bad student project: pimpled digits (in chrome) stepped ziggurats, and totally arbitrary corner carve outs. What was NBBJ thinking? #rainersquaretower #NBBJdesign

Spokane WA from 30,000 feet at dusk

Just another day hanging out at the office!

This is serious Gatorade has shrunk their bottle from 32oz to 28oz. The bottle holds and feels better but a lot of athletes and weekend warriors are going to be parched #shrinkflation @Gatorade

New labeling from Tanqueray tending with floral borders

Welcome to California where gas is $7.00/gallon

Rusted, faded and distressed @urbanoutfitters industrial aesthetic resonates with Gen Z customers looking for the Anti Gap/Old Navy look

Memorial Day at the Indy 500

Starbucks identifying their Green Building initiatives with informational plaques. @Starbucks #LEED #GreenBuilding

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