
Despite the Rainshow, the Roadshow Must Go On!

A crowd gathers to view 40 people-empowering products inside the tralier. Although the wind pelts raindrops at the faces of many, a crowd calmly endures and enjoys pizza, tacos, cupcakes, and pleasant, albeit damp, company. This was the scene at Project H Design ’s Design Revolution Roadshow “Parking Lot Party” at the Academy of Art in San Francisco. The affair was meant to officially bid adieu a classic Airstream trailer filled to the brim with humanitarian products and projects that are bound to bring inspiration to classrooms across America. One of the most pleasantly chipper party-goers was none other than Project H founder Emily Pilloton. “Our spirit is great. The trailer is warm,” noted …










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EmilyLozano (Emily Lozano) : RT @core77 Pretty bad-ass: A cement coffeemaker! http://bit.ly/ca0Pvb * Seriously bad-ass!!.. Updated : 2010-07-29T18:27:33Z | Reply | View Tweet |
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ski7days (michael) : Nice RT @core77: Pretty bad-ass: A cement coffeemaker! http://bit.ly/ca0Pvb.. Updated : 2010-07-29T18:27:15Z | Reply | View Tweet |
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iBlend (Louis Gubitosi) : RT @core77: Daniel Dobrogorsky's Koolhaus faucet concept helps monitor your water consumption http://bit.ly/d4XZcU.. Updated : 2010-07-29T18:26:30Z | Reply | View Tweet |
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