Replacing Tesugen

Five and a half years ago, I started a weblog named "Tesugen".

I had no intention with it at the time, but I wrote and wrote and eventually realized that it served a purpose. For me, that is.

A year and a half ago I started a company with my friend Svante. Before then, I wrote less and less, but by then I explained the continuing decline in posts with the fact that my job had become inspiring. I liked the company I worked for a lot, and the people there, but I didn't find the work itself inspiring. And I felt that Tesugen had the purpose of inspiring me the way I wanted my work to be inspiring.

There's some truth to that. But since starting the company, I have realized that Tesugen served another purpose as well. Not of satisfying a need for writing, although I definitely like to write, but something else.

The purpose of our company is to make work less like work, or to make a living doing things we both enjoy. But still, I think I need to create and express things that aren't related to work or to making a living (or at least that aren't aimed at that; I have no problem making money as a side effect).

So, with that, I today start replacing Tesugen, post by post. When I'm "done", the old Tesugen will no longer exist; everything interesting will have ended up here, annotated, rewritten, or just copied and pasted.

I will start at the beginning, delete things that aren't interesting (lots of that), and move things here that are (to me).

Comments

[Rasmus Brønnum]

Hi, Peter. I did some researchs about ´The Generic City´ for my BLOG. And an article you postet 5 years ago came up.
http://tesugen.com/archives/02/07/koolhaasgenericcity

...you requested alternative to where the text could be located other then ind S,M,L,XL. And I have a suggestion.
At the Architecture School in Copenhagen, it has been translated into Danish - "Byen uden egenskaber". Might be something...

Find all the info on my BLOG:

http://rasmusbroennum.wordpress.com/2008/10/13/grid-texter/

Regards, Rasmus Brønnum

[Peter]

Thanks, Rasmus!

And it's translated into Swedish in the book I mentioned (Arkitekturteorier):

http://www.adlibris.com/se/product.aspx?isbn=9187214849

[bryan]

I'm glad to see you writing again and the notion of revisiting and revising old weblog posts is great. Looking forward to it.

[Peter]

Thanks, Bryan! Perhaps I should pick it up again. (-: This was a project I started a while back but postponed.