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Everything I wrote in English
139 posts. The rest of the archive is mostly German, which is what happens when you start a blog at nineteen and move countries later.
Shenzhen Citymark Center - 388 meters, 70 floors, built in three years. A CGI time-lapse that makes architecture tangible.
The B1M tells the story of New York's skyscrapers in 30 minutes. A love letter to Manhattan's skyline, professional as ever.
Five days in Bangkok - longer this time, more nuanced. Metro, Skytrain, and that mix of tradition and concrete that never quits.
How Duke Nukem II's parallax scrolling was designed - hardware tricks from the early 90s, when every pixel mattered.
Moved apartments in Sài Gòn - new place, same neighborhood. Sometimes the familiar choice is the better one.
Sable finished in 23 hours - a minimalist open world that gives more peace than any AAA blockbuster. Quiet, beautiful, lasting.
Three days in Bangkok for a visa run - bigger than Sài Gòn, more chaotic, more impressive. There's worse ways to bridge paperwork.
Windows 95 keynote with Bill Gates and Jay Leno. Forget Steve Jobs - Microsoft knew how to put on a show. Peak 90s energy.
Đà Lạt - the city of eternal spring at 1,500 meters altitude. Cool climate, flowers, and no traffic lights until 2021.
2021 was brutal - months stranded in Germany, Mom's death, weeks of lockdown. 2022 can only get better. Hopefully.