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February 22, 2012
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coursekit: “Even as they are rendered obsolete by the ubiquity of smartphones, I’m interested in pay phones because they are both anachronistic and quotidian. But they can also be a place of opportunity, something to reprogram and somewhere to come together and share a good book with your neighbors.” - Architect John Locke, who is turning run-down NYC phone booths into communal libraries. via PSFK

coursekit:

“Even as they are rendered obsolete by the ubiquity of smartphones, I’m interested in pay phones because they are both anachronistic and quotidian. But they can also be a place of opportunity, something to reprogram and somewhere to come together and share a good book with your neighbors.”

- Architect John Locke, who is turning run-down NYC phone booths into communal libraries.

via PSFK

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