future from the past

Microsoft co-founder <n>Bill Gates</n> with an <n>Apple Macintosh</n> computer, circa 1983.

<n>Rheingasse 16</n> in Cologne by <n>Walter von Lom Architekten</n> (1972-74). Photo by <n>Helmut Sturm</n>.

The original <n>Apple Store</n> website, launched by <n>Steve Jobs</n> for <n>Apple</n> on November 10, 1997.

A <n>PLATO IV Student Terminal</n> demonstrates its touch screen capabilities, circa 1972. Photo by <n>University of Illinois Archives</n>.

<n>Victor Olgyay</n> and <n>Aladár Olgyay</n> with the <n>Thermoheliodon</n> at Princeton University, c. 1954.

A <n>retro-futuristic</n> living room from a 1975 issue of <n>House & Garden</n>.

Album art for <n>Wolf Eyes</n>'s 2013 album <n>NO ANSWER = LOWER FLOORS</n>, using a still from <n>Jaws</n> (1975).

The <n>House for Victoria McAlmon</n> in Los Angeles, designed by architect <n>Rudolph Schindler</n> in 1935.

<n>Apple iMac G3</n> computer, designed by <n>Jony Ive</n> for <n>Apple</n> and released in 1998.

<n>Apple</n>'s 1998 launch poster for the <n>iMac G3</n> from the <n>Think Different</n> campaign.

The <n>Apple Pro Mouse</n>, designed by <n>Jonathan Ive</n> for <n>Apple</n> and released in 2000.

Opening credits for <n>HBO</n>'s <n>Silicon Valley</n>, designed by <n>yU+co</n> and lead designer <n>Zach Christy</n>.

<n>Apple</n> print ad from 1984 introducing the <n>Macintosh 512K</n> computer.

<n>blue september</n> by <n>imagination studio</n>.