color coded bookstore

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Do not adjust your monitors, my ninjas – those books should look like that. That’s right, you’re looking at a bookstore organized by color, thanks to San Francisco ninja Chris Cobb. Bay area bookseller Adobe Books [great name for a store thats arranged by color] allowed Cobb to reorganize their 20,000 books by the color of their binding for his piece entitled “There is Nothing Wrong in This Whole Wide World“.

My Ninjas, Please!

All that being said, you should all also know that this was 2 years ago, and the books have undoubtedly been returned to their original locations [or sold] – I just came across a write-up on the installation over at Superherodesigns Journal while cruising the internets for MNP content. So, sorry for the dated material [John from archidose can add this post to his investigation into echoes in the blogosphere], but enjoy the ridiculousness.

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::images from Superherodesigns and Flickr::

::interview with Chris Cobb on NPR‘s All Things Considered::

Posted: July 18th, 2007
at 12:32am by orangemenace


Categories: architecture,my ninja, please,interiors,installation,featured ninjas

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  1. Man, that’s pretty cool idea. I guess I would only be reading books that are blue (fav color) if that was the case. I love the Bay Area!

    Garrett

    19 Jul 07 at 5:53 pm

     


 

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