The Thousands City Guides
Words
Founded in 2005, The Thousands are online magazines about cities written by a motley band of locals for readers who like new music, independent projects, nice clothes, foods, drinks, people and adventures. In this new iteration of The Thousands we haven’t just updated our look – we’ve honed our mission. Through both design and content we’re focusing on what we really like. And that’s writing about the daily life of cities and the people who make them interesting. Working in collaboration with web designer Anthony Kolber, with a custom publishing system built by Icelab the new Thousands are responsive and ready for the digital future. Special thanks also to Rob Cordiner for designing our brand identity, and John McLennan for ongoing consultation.
The Future Laboratory: 2013 Trend Briefings
Thoughts
For the past five years Right Angle has been involved with leading London-based trend forecasting agency, The Future Laboratory. We collaborate with them on various research projects here in Australia, produce content for their LS:N Global website and co-produce their annual Australian Trend Briefing. We really enjoy how The Future Laboratory...
The Richmond Weekender
Deeds
An ongoing challenge for property developers is how to transform an address into a more engaging idea of lifestyle. With a one month break inbetween demolition and construction, Right Angle was engaged by Lend Lease to activate the site of their upcoming Studio 9 apartments. Following a ‘Quality of Place’...
Shared Intelligence Report
Thoughts
The Shared Intelligence Report is a collaborative project between Right Angle Studio and The Future Laboratory that will translate our intimate knowledge of Australia's inner-urban audience and their global insights into a competitive advantage for businesses and brands.
Cities are incredible. Culture is rich. People are time poor. The web is wide. Life is short. Since 2005, Right Angle Studio has published The Thousands City Guides. These guides help readers to choose well and in turn we hope to help cities flourish, creating a self-perpetuating cycle of better choices and better places to live.
