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They were, you're right. The office will change over time as we settle in. It's already a lot more lively than those pictures showed. We have plants and fresh f
by jasonfried 16y ago
They were, you're right. The office will change over time as we settle in. It's already a lot more lively than those pictures showed. We have plants and fresh flowers and art and books and some other things starting to make their way into the space. Time takes care of the personality.
- rhizome 16y agoI really like that 37S chose actual chalkboards.
- x0t 16y agoWhat about dust?
- rhizome 16y agoCanned air should be as fine as it is for other kinds of dust. Chalk is basically inert, so there are no worries about affecting electronics or anything like that.
- zaphar 16y agoI can't write on a chalkboard or be in the same room as one that is being written on. The sound and feel of them gives me a perpetual shiver and extremely strong physical reaction. The chalkboards would be a significant hindrance to my productivity. I much prefer a whiteboard for this reason.
- damncabbage 16y agoIt appear's we're in opposite camps. :) I don't object to the sound or dust so much as how much of a pain in the bum they are to write on. Whiteboard lets you write pretty accurately when you want to, whereas chalkboards and sticks of chalk seem to reduce anything other than large sweeps to painful scratchings. They look very trendy / counter-corporate, but I'd hate having to use the things.
- tastybites 16y agoNew-office photos are obviously great showcases of design but they feel like those magazines (Dwell, etc.) where they take photos of homes with no laundry or dishes. Showing stuff that's been lived in has its own separate appeal.