In another cluster of stories, the Szecsenyi Club becomes a proxy for the gossipy, jealous and incurably nostalgic Hungarian "community".
Joshua Schwadron, who lived until recently in another of Murray Hill's postgraduate hives, where he could claim Facebook friendships with half of the residents, put it this way: "You leave college and you think you'll be nostalgic for your community, and you realize that the community never goes away — if you live in the right place".
The water – 10 times saltier than the sea – drew many of Buenos Aires's Jewish community, nostalgic for the Dead Sea.
It's oddly reminiscent of Heartbeat, drawing on a nostalgic desire for community policing where everyone knows who you are, folk look out for each other and people matter.
Though the Astor Place cube has a nostalgic connection to the community, "it could be so much more than that", Ross said.
In Britain the rave scene (fueled by dance music such as house and techno, which arrived from Chicago and Detroit via Ibiza, Spain) converged with "indie" guitar rock in a nostalgic pursuit of the rock community past that ultimately was a fantasy.
Cardew's work was collected by FR Leavis and his wife Queenie in Cambridge, who studied what Tanya Harrod calls "George Sturt's elegiac [memoir] The Wheelwright's Shop" and were "nostalgic for a lost rural community".
The question is whether Jolla can build a community beyond these nostalgic origins.
But I also suggest that by reviewing a community's uniquely nostalgic definitions of craft, designers might uncover which technological traditions, values, and goals users desire to take from past designs into the future.
The best of America's summer music festivals evoke a nostalgic sense of small-town, community-driven folks getting together after the ice cream fountains in the park, the hot dogs and the picnics.
