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Apr 12 2008

Article: Real Estate Stock Ticker

Posted by spencer in Architectural thought, Graphic Design, tags: Graphic Design, Information management, Urban Design

an image from 37signals originally from Colliers International of their new real estate visualization strategy.

[Image via 37signals]

AnArchitecture has a link to an article on 37signals about the above graphic from Colliers International which imagines real estate space as a commercial stock-like ticker. To me this image is very reminiscent of Maxis’ Simtower and the way metrics of occupied and unoccupied spaces were shown.

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April 12, 2008 at 2:59 pm

unknownwrote an interesting post today on Hereâ€™s a quick excerpt AnArchitecture has a link to an article on 37signals about the above graphic from Colliers International which imagines real estate space as a commercial stock-like ticker. To me this image is

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