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“We can make things happen,” says Bruce Mau (above, at his Winnetka home). “We have the abilities to transform our lives.”
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Mau's Life Style, described by one critic as a glimpse into "one of the most creative minds at work in design today."
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A poster of the Incomplete Manifesto for Growth, containing Mau’s ideas on how to think about life.
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Mau's logo for Coca-Cola and its new motto, “Live Positively.”
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Mau’s latest book, on ways to redesign schools and teaching
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Mau’s art installation Massive Change (with accompanying book), a multimedia blueprint for the future, opened at Chicago’s Museum of Contemporary Art in 2006
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Graphics for Frank Gehry’s Walt Disney Concert Hall in Los Angeles.
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The Seattle Public Library, redesigned by Rem Koolhaas in collaboration with Mau.
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The architecture book S, M, L, XL, another Koolhaas-Mau collaboration
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