The Infrastructurist
This is the photo focused extension of The Infrastructurist.com, a micro news site dedicated to the rebuilding of America's infrastructure.
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All couples have problems.
David and Victoria Beckham
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Swipe Out! 10 Delightful Arts & Crafts Projects Involving Dead Metrocards » INFRASTRUCTURIST
Great Gallery
6 Extraordinarily Stubborn ‘Nail Houses’: They are so beautiful architecturally as its cracks, residue and size on its surfaces suggests its original surroundings, leaving you in a land of imagination while facing a blunt juxtaposition of old and new in 3D.
@jschwa: @vanyavanya: Inversion by Art League Houston - Simple art with just Home Depot materials (or probably just salvage)
Visualizing the US power grid.
A neat data viz map of the US that allows you to see major power line arteries, types of power plants and their locations, and what source the power comes from in your area. There are even layers that show solar and wind power, and where those are most effective.
Looks like Florida is powered by:
- 38% Gas
- 28% Coal
- 17% Oil
- 13% Nuclear
13% of Florida energy comes from three nuclear facilities: Crystal River, Turkey Point, and St. Lucie. That’s pretty impressive. Nuclear power provides 48% of Illinois’ energy, and a whopping 71% of Vermont’s. It’s also interesting to see how important hydro power is to the Pacific Northwest, mostly sourced from the Grand Coulee and Chief Joseph dams on the Columbia River.
(benfry)
Day One For NYC’s New Broadway: Wackiness, Laziness, Anger, And Sam Champion » INFRASTRUCTURIST
Summer in the City
The NYC Subway Ridership Map by Sha Wang is an interactive visualization that shows ridership levels for various subway lines.
A shift is happening.
Chart: Comparing The Pricetags On New Transit Systems » INFRASTRUCTURIST
really cool image explaining what transit projects cost.