Felt
Felt moved professional GIS into the browser — maps, spatial analysis and dashboards with multiplayer editing, now aimed squarely at organizations that once needed desktop suites. Lyft, Lime and Unilever sit on its logo wall.
The yellow pigment
Each bar on a piece's pigment card is read out of the photograph, so this room gathers the sites where the pigment truly does the painting.
4 pieces hang here
Felt moved professional GIS into the browser — maps, spatial analysis and dashboards with multiplayer editing, now aimed squarely at organizations that once needed desktop suites. Lyft, Lime and Unilever sit on its logo wall.
Graza sells single-origin olive oil in squeezy bottles — Sizzle for cooking, Drizzle for finishing — and did more than anyone to drag olive oil branding out of the Tuscan-villa era. The site pours with the same attitude.
Maggie Appleton is a designer and anthropologist-by-training who illustrates programming and internet culture. Her site is a public digital garden — essays and notes published while still growing, each marked with how finished it claims to be.
BIG is Bjarke Ingels' architecture practice, responsible for spiraling museums, ski-slope power plants and a good share of contemporary architecture's headlines. Its site is one long, quiet reel of the buildings themselves.