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Designed by Takeichi Sasahara and hand-turned from a variety of indigenous woods on the Japanese Island of Hokkaido

Maintenance of Everything: Part One Outdoor "Literature and architecture have veryA celebration of the things that endure. In Maintenance: Of Everything, Part One, Stewart Brand turns his attention to an often overlooked truth: creating something is only the beginning. The real work lies in caring for it. Drawing from architecture, infrastructure, technology, ecology, and everyday life, Brand explores the quiet discipline of maintenancethe people, systems, and philosophies that keep our world functioning long after the excitement