donzo for nowzo. (read below to find out about the d & t workshop and studio WEATHERS)
(up) "Wanderings is in pursuit of a 'climatic infrastructure' for commercial and public domains that augments and re-configures existing external micro-climates for occupation and programmatic use. "
on to the design + technology workshop! a biannual 36 hour charette featuring critic Sean Lally from the w-e-a-t-h-e-r-s office out of chicago. check it out. it is pretty great stuff.
teams are made up of 2 returning grads, 2 adv standing, and 2 newbies.
group work, here i come.
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These maps are making more sense! I'm liking it. Something still tells me more info can be gained faster from the 2d version, but w/e. I suppose this is more technical.
Weathers! love them!
Oh shite I totally get it, I found Snowflakes and now I see. The site is in contrast to the more commercial area.
oh my gooooood i love how the text makes each map so distinct. what a brilliant way to map a place. Temples saw Snowflakes and immediately recognized something familiar.
and is this a Place with a capital P? to dig up some old s.o.s conversations...
j'aime beaucoup, mon ami.
i dont know what kind of project the mappings are for, but i can see them being a really practical thing if this is for a arch/plannng project.
the secondary 'local-commercial' arrows communicate well.
i mean 'practical' in a way that clearly established the forces or conditions of a site. i like the idea of architecture coming out of circumstance - it being a composite of all the most important factors.
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