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About samanthaschwartz
Samanthaschwartz is a Information Designer living in Manhattan, NYC.
- Member since: 2008
On June 6, 2009 samanthaschwartz Discussed
Picture Show: Kitintale Skate Park in Uganda
- and said:
I run 4 US skate parks and I would be honored to send them some gear!
On 2008-10-23 samanthaschwartz GOODmarked
2nd Annual Gowanus Harvest Festival This Saturday
On 2008-10-23 samanthaschwartz GOODmarked
If Mos Def Were President
On 2008-10-17 samanthaschwartz GOODmarked
Private: The Economy
On 2008-10-17 samanthaschwartz GOODmarked
Private: GOOD Business: Comet Skateboards
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On June 6, 2009 samanthaschwartz Discussed
World’s Best Trash Cans Come to Philly
- and said:
I agree that the handle component of the object is a MASSIVE design flaw of this solution. In order to encourage actual use of ANY object that will become part of Philadelphia’s (or any) urban landscape one must consider the end user. WHO was this object designed for? Clearly not the people. Elderly, children, people with their hands full — use must be ENCOURAGED. A receptacle must be as transparent as it is evident within the city—but most of all, it must be accessible.
On June 6, 2009 samanthaschwartz Discussed
Picture Show: Kitintale Skate Park in Uganda
- and said:
I run 4 US skate parks and I would be honored to send them some gear!
On 2008-10-23 samanthaschwartz GOODmarked
2nd Annual Gowanus Harvest Festival This Saturday
On 2008-10-23 samanthaschwartz GOODmarked
If Mos Def Were President
On 2008-10-17 samanthaschwartz GOODmarked
Private: The Economy
On 2008-10-17 samanthaschwartz GOODmarked
Private: GOOD Business: Comet Skateboards
I agree that the handle component of the object is a MASSIVE design flaw of this solution. In order to encourage actual use of ANY object that will become part of Philadelphia’s (or any) urban landscape one must consider the end user. WHO was this object designed for? Clearly not the people. Elderly, children, people with their hands full — use must be ENCOURAGED. A receptacle must be as transparent as it is evident within the city—but most of all, it must be accessible.