Would evolutionary algorithms be the next big thing in design culture? In this article you can find out some clues about evolutionary algorithms (like the most known cloning and stem cell discussions) This technology may lead the way through the unnatural selection that is not controlled by human, but just give the opportunity to decide to choose from a millions of functional designs.

To become a professional antenna designer, you can follow one of two paths: you can enroll in college- and graduate-level courses on electromagnetism, immerse yourself in the empirical study of antenna shapes, and apprentice yourself to an established technician willing to impart the closely guarded secrets of the discipline.

Or you can do what Jason Lohn did: let evolution do the work.

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In ADs’ July/August 2006 issue named “Programming Cultures”, Mike Silver was referring to Charles Simonyi’s words:’You write a few lines of code and suddenly life is better for a hundred million of people’. And so it is widely accepted that softwares and programming will shape this centuries design culture. This article is showing that software and programming will not go complex in time but it will be easened in order to keep design processes unharmed or undecelerated from the deficiency of programming capabilities.

Software is collapsing under the weight of its own complexity. Charles Simonyi’s solution? Programming tools that are so simple that even laypeople can use them.
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MEETING WITH MUTSURO SASAKI IN HIS SHIBUYA OFFICE

MEETING WITH DAI FUJIWARA, DESIGN DIRECTOR OF ISSEY MIYAKE IN MIYAKE FOUNDATION 21-21 DESIGN SIGHT http://www.2121designsight.jp

XXIst CENTURY MAN EXHIBITION DIRECTED BY ISSEY MIYAKE @ 21-21 DESIGN SIGHT

GAD’s FIRST TOKYO STOP WAS MURAKAMI @ GEISHA MUSEUM,   http://www.geisai.net/ 

today we will have our well prepared new years party. with a lot of food and music and a lot of nice people as well!