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Linknote — 17 January 2018 — 46 words

Human-centred approaches

You can’t start with an iteration, you can only start with an idea

We often talk about iterative developments and continuous improvement. But by using the example of King’s Cross railway station, Ben Holliday demonstrates that sometimes you need to “completely strip back previous ideas”.

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Article — 29 December 2017 — 1,673 words

Voyage to Iceland

Personal — Travel

Gullfoss

My second visit to Iceland made up for what I missed the first time round. But it left me still wanting more.

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Article — 15 December 2017 — 2,973 words

Highlights from our holiday to New York

Travel

New York skyline from Rockefeller Center

In March, Alex and I took a trip to New York. It was such a brilliant holiday that it has taken me 9 months to write about it all.

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Article — 27 March 2016 — 2,089 words

History and high tension: a long weekend in Berlin

Personal — Travel

Berlin TV tower

This month Alex and I took a long weekend break in Berlin. Despite almost getting caught up in something nasty, we had a brilliant time.

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