Works That Work Magazine No. 2 is out now. In this issue we look at inventions as deceptively simple as the shipping container and as staggeringly complex as an intercontinental aircraft.
Works That Work is a magazine by Peter Biľak of Typotheque type foundry, ‘a magazine of unexpected creativity’. It is a magazine for the curious mind, endeavouring to surprise its readers with a rich mix of diverse subjects connected by the theme of human creativity, searching for a deeper understanding of work and its motives. The magazine will be published every six months in both paper and digital (online and tablet) editions, and the paper version will be distributed both by post and by a ‘social distribution’ network that gives readers an opportunity to help distribute the magazine and share in its profits.
Features
- Thresholds of Silence
- The Unexpected Success of the Boeing 747
- Grassroots Football
- A Tunnel to the Other Side
- The Box That Shrank the World
- Chungking Mansions — The World Inside the Building
- Smuggler Chefs
- A Hole in the Darkness
- The Largest Man-Made Forest in the World
