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A long-awaited redesign of The Met’s website, Eric Smith’s Design Envy picks, Amazon’s new Kindles, the People Issue of Google’s Think Quarterly, a digital version of the Vignelli Subway Map, questioning the T-shaped designer and who’s represented on LinkedIn are our top stories this week.

The works of Tomoko Miho—posters, books, catalogs, logos, showrooms and architectural signage—all share an internal breadth that comes from the exacting relationship between space and substance, imagery and information, and concept and details. She has designed for a long list of clients, including Herman Miller; the Museum of Modern Art, New York; the National Endowment for the Arts; the Isamu Noguchi Foundation, Inc.; and Neiman Marcus. In recognition of her designs and commitment to modernity, through a lifelong pursuit to remain curious, lucid, and relevant, she was awarded an AIGA Medal in 1993.