Container #1, which comes packaged in a polystyrene box, includes works by Accept & Proceed, James Bridle, Nic Roope & Violetta Boxill, Daniel Eatock and Malcolm Garrett

容器，所以说，是一本“关于物体的性质和文化的新出版物”。更贴切地说，它是一个由十个物理设计对象组成的聚苯乙烯盒子，围绕着冷热的主题联系在一起。

蒂姆？米尔恩？打印机，包装先驱，模拟享乐哲学家，1982年“阿托马蒂之路”的共同创立者？“容器#1”，包括“接受”的作品。

米尔恩的思想总有点超出了可能，至少在经济上是可行的。举例来说，他的阿托马式零售冒险是一个概念商店。容器也可能是概念性的挑衅，而不是出版业可行的下一步。但他有一些有趣的事情要说。

Milne是一个数字时代的物质世界冠军。

反过来，被接受的印刷媒体，比如“杂志”，已经成熟到可以重新发明的时候了。因此，他认为，也许可以通过实物而不是文字和图片来讲述更广泛、更情绪化的故事。

他可能是对的。但这是一本杂志吗？它有一个想法，一组各种各样的贡献者，而Milne计划定期制作它。所以，是的，算是吧。首次发行的“集装箱”的200份“副本”现已以200英镑的价格发售。

'Poles' by Accept & Proceed The London-based design consultancy Accept & Proceed has a thing about graphs and data visualisation. 'Poles' is record of temperature and other data, which has been laser-etched onto satin-finished stainless steel.

The packaging for 'Poles' by Accept & Proceed

'Cold Steel, Hot Stuff' by Malcolm Garrett Garrett is a legend of British graphic design. He produced album covers for bands including The Buzzcocks, Duran Duran, Simple Minds and Peter Gabriel. He is also a pioneer of digital design, adopting Apple computers in his studio way back in 1990. His 'Cold Steel, Hot Stuff' is a double-side temperature ruler made in stainless steel and cork composite. 

Scarf by Daniel Eatock Artist Daniel Eatock actually trained as a graphic designer at the RCA. His contribution to 'Container' is a traditional Scottish woollen scarf with a Hawaiian Lei motif. 

'Firestarter' by David Hieatt Hieatt is best known as the creative brains behind the Howie label, which he sold to Timberland. He now runs the Hiut Denim Company, which manufactures jeans in Cardigan, Wales. Hieatt has produced a firestarter kit comprising resin-soaked pitch pine kindling wrapped in screen-printed kraft paper.   

'Folly' by Nik Roope and Violetta Boxill Husband and wife team Nik Roope and Violetta Boxill are a collective creative powerhouse. Roope is the co-founder and director of digital media agency Poke while Boxill is founder of design practice Alexander Boxill. 'Folly' is a set of wooden chip forks with ice-lolly stick punch lines. 

The packaging for 'Folly' by Nik Roope and Violetta Boxill

'GPS' by James Bridle James Bridle is a writer, artist and technologist. His 'GPS' is a three-dimensional model of the earth's GPS satellite network.  

'So Hot Right Now' by John V Willshire Willshire runs an innovation studio called Smithery. 'So Hot Right Now' adds a topical twist to monitoring room temperature. 

'The Temperature of Things' by Leila Johnston Johnston is a writer and managing editor of The Literary Platform. 'The Temperature of Things' features images on thermal receipt paper.

'Current Affairs According to the World's Hottest Thinkers' by Mother  Mother is the Damian Hirst of ad agencies, gaining notoriety in the 1990s and getting bigger and more valuable ever since. Its 'Current Affairs According to the World's Hottest Thinkers' is an anthology of the Sun Newspaper's News in Brief stories. 

'CD' by Rebecca and Mike Professional clever clogs and lateral thinkers, Rebecca and Mike are a design practice, but only of sorts, and have worked with clients stretching through Cadburys, Nike and MTV to Paul McCartney and the UK Foreign Office. The actual Foreign Office. Their contribution, 'CD' is a series of cleverly recompiled temperature-themed CDs and cases. 

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关键词：集装箱杂志，接受