Cubesday: Jared Nielsen’s Masterpiece

June 24, 2008 in Uncategorized with 1 Comment

 

In a more perfect world, I would only imagine that the majority of people would have the vision, genius, and initiative that Jared Nielsen had when he sunk $2000 into remodeling his own cubicle.  The majority of the cost went into the chair and the LCD monitor, and rightly so.

Jared expresses the reasoning behind it much better than I ever would, so take a look:

“There is nothing more emblematic of capitalism than the modern IT department yet there is nothing more socialistic than a cubicle farm.  This dichotomy is exposed to its greatest extreme with my new project:  The Red Mahogany Luxury Paneled Cubicle with Dark Cherry Hardwood Floors. ”

Cubicle on NielsenData.com 

About Tim Quirino: Tim founded Geekadelphia with Eric Smith in 2007. Now a multimedia designer @ QVC & Creative Director @ Big Red Tank, he writes from time to time but mostly just administrates and designs for the blog. By night, he romps around Northern Liberties. When not bowling, designing, or eating a ton of food, he can be found with his amazing girlfriend or hanging out with his pet rabbit. When she's not in town, he plays a lot of video games, and pretends to be a rock star in his underwear.

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One Response to “Cubesday: Jared Nielsen’s Masterpiece”

  1. Ben June 24, 2008 at 3:04 pm #

    Totally didn’t match the floors and desk. Psssht.

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