The Shinkansen is the world’s first high-speed rail system, with a running speed of 150–200 mph. Almost six decades since its inception, the Shinkansen remains unrivaled in terms of its reputation for speed, punctuality, and comfort; all while maintaining a flawless safety record.
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The Most Versatile Car in the World (Honda Element)
by Tim Chau | Design, Urbanism
The Honda Element is an incredibly versatile compact crossover produced in the US for model years 2003-2011. It is notable for its boxy exterior styling with bi-parting side doors and its flexible & spacious interior.
The Most Practical Bicycle in the World (Mamachari)
by Tim Chau | Design, Urbanism
The mamachari (meaning “mom’s chariot”) is the most popular type of bicycle found in Japan and the Netherlands. It’s the perfect city bike that offers an upright position for a more ergonomic and comfortable ride.
The Relationship Between Empathy and Design
Exploring User Friction and Confusion to Lead a Better User Experience. One is a difficulty you experience, the other is when you experience an unknown.
Perfectionism: The Bane of the Designer
Learning When to Stop Pushing Pixels. This perfectionism is the love/hate relationship we often have as designers.
A First Time Exploration into Branding
by Tim Chau | Branding, Design
cpsl+ Originals — Modern Hip Packs for Everyday Wear. Take a behind-the-scenes look into the creative process of building a new brand from scratch.
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The Fastest Train in the World (Shinkansen)
by Tim Chau | Design, Urbanism
The Shinkansen is the world’s first high-speed rail system, with a running speed of 150–200 mph. Almost six decades since its inception, the Shinkansen remains unrivaled in terms of its reputation for speed, punctuality, and comfort; all while maintaining a flawless safety record.
The Most Versatile Car in the World (Honda Element)
by Tim Chau | Design, Urbanism
The Honda Element is an incredibly versatile compact crossover produced in the US for model years 2003-2011. It is notable for its boxy exterior styling with bi-parting side doors and its flexible & spacious interior.
The {Simulated} Happiest Place on Earth
by Tim Chau | Culture, Life, Urbanism
Simulated Urbanism: the Sincerest Form of Flattery. These are car-free utopias where you can experience walkable urban environments (unlike where you actually live).