"Neat design. 100% greenwashing. These shoes are designed for hypebeasts and sneaker collectors. Nobody is going to recycle them, some may not even be worn and just saved in a box to resell in a few years as deadstock. It's a great innovation in design, assembly and commercialization (based on the Presto Clip from 2005?) but they likely aren't event making enough pairs to make a difference in their total company enviro stats."

"Nope"

"Wow. Just wow. Too perfect I almost thought it was BS.  If it wasn’t it in the middle of nowhere how much would that be? I don’t think you could get a 1bed condo for that much here in Toronto these days. "

"Kickstarter “sales” should never be a measure of success and some of these are gimmicky, but overall a lot better than I expected, though as usual with the platform, overly hipster-ified and a bit obvious. "

"Except it's bent metal. There's no tooling."

"Is this a Kickstarter ad?"

"Nope "

"If the alarm was the alarm ON YOUR PHONE it would be brilliant. But why would you use an alarm clock when your phone has one built in and is probably connected to other sleep features. "

"All that and end result still looks worse than an iMac and takes up the same or more space, plus you get a small, basic, ugly desk. Why?"

"I read the whole article and still don't understand what it is supposed to do."

"Design on these maybe done by “designers”. It you can pretty much tell it’s marketing asking for the ugly."

"It’s not America if it doesn’t look like a Disney World x McMansion cliche with fake roof profiles and columns?Architecture for public purpose can and should reflect the era and immediacy of the current. Aping neoclassical styles that ape classical styles is building trope on trope like a bad Star Wars movie. "