Tuesday, November 21, 2006
400 seconds - 20 images - Design Forum NY
Please read article on link attached.
Pretty cool idea.
Anyone interested in doing something like this in our meetings? It could help us learn more about what intrigues us, inspires us and impacts the way we think and work.
Exerpt from it:
"It's architecture’s version of speed dating. At Pecha Kucha, an event born in Tokyo in 2003 and introduced to New Yorkers in September, architects are allowed 400 seconds to show 20 images of their work. “There’s no saying ‘back’ to the projectionist,” explains Klein Dytham Architecture principal Mark Dytham, who began organizing the events with partner Astrid Klein. Indeed, the projectionist changes the slide every 20 seconds, ready or not."
Pretty cool idea.
Anyone interested in doing something like this in our meetings? It could help us learn more about what intrigues us, inspires us and impacts the way we think and work.
Exerpt from it:
"It's architecture’s version of speed dating. At Pecha Kucha, an event born in Tokyo in 2003 and introduced to New Yorkers in September, architects are allowed 400 seconds to show 20 images of their work. “There’s no saying ‘back’ to the projectionist,” explains Klein Dytham Architecture principal Mark Dytham, who began organizing the events with partner Astrid Klein. Indeed, the projectionist changes the slide every 20 seconds, ready or not."
ham or turkey?
ham is considered the other white, while the traditional turkey is the first white meat. many consider the added benefits of using ham as the first alternative to the turkey for taste as well as the historical probelems of the "dry" turkey that is served - and we dare say - chokes the old granny.
Hear Architecture Here
Scribble while you work. You can listen to engaging folks talk about themselves and their work. Be inspired here: http://www.architecture-radio.org/.
And you can subscribe to podcasts:
http://www.aia.org/podcasts/
There is a podcast for DnR, Design and Architecture on LA's NPR station. Maybe someone can respond with that podcast address?
And you can subscribe to podcasts:
http://www.aia.org/podcasts/
There is a podcast for DnR, Design and Architecture on LA's NPR station. Maybe someone can respond with that podcast address?
Bubble Screen
The Bubble Screen is a project that has been 2 years in the making. Even though there are other bubble display screens around the latest version of this organic display creates perfect bubbles in any size and speed and uses them as pixels to write texts or make drawings into the liquid.
Hard to read the text but could be an interesting application in the right context.
Hard to read the text but could be an interesting application in the right context.
Monday, November 20, 2006
New Soccer Stadium in Valencia, Spain
I thought the movie was cool, also the design.
Designer: Reid Fenwick Asociados (Madrid, Londres).
Thursday, November 16, 2006
Mediamesh
Press play...
Mediamesh is a revolutionary, new, product that integrates of digital imagery and color into Tigris. Through a special construction, we interweave special LED strips at regular intervals. The LEDs will display all digital imagery, from logos to advertising and film. The LEDs are controlled remotely through a web-based user interface.
Mediamesh is a revolutionary, new, product that integrates of digital imagery and color into Tigris. Through a special construction, we interweave special LED strips at regular intervals. The LEDs will display all digital imagery, from logos to advertising and film. The LEDs are controlled remotely through a web-based user interface.
Thursday, November 02, 2006
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