Showing posts with label Subterranean Design. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Subterranean Design. Show all posts

11 October 2011

Subterranean Design: Qanat Irrigation & Adventure

Hello, nerds!

Those Mexican qanats are
a bit out of controlsville.
All right, you're not all nerds. But if you have any interest at all in the subject to which I am about to link, you may be on the nerdlier side of the coin. I've finally gotten around to a writing assignment Friend Younce handed me back in the spring, and it's up at our joint venture, Subterranean Design. Qanat Irrigation & Adventure explores some of the more exciting design aspects of desert gravity-irrigation techniques.

Okay, I'm going to have to ask you to CALM. DOWN. Get ahold of yourself! It's actually far more interesting than I thought. On a related note: Hey, who's got two thumbs and is a raging nerd...?

26 April 2011

Subterranean Design Post: Underground as Unintentional Archive

Yet another new post at Subterranean Design! This one is just as link-heavy as the last, but explores some of the ways in which underground areas tend to preserve our history - intentionally or no. Accidental records are the best kind...

25 April 2011