Invitation au vernissage ce 10 avril de 18h à 20h à l’ENSCI. Envoyez moi des photos si vous allez le voir et passez le mon bonjour et mes félicitations. à ++!

Invitación a la inauguración de la exposición del prototipo1 del dispositivo interactivo realizado por el artista Wolf Ka, este 10 de abril en la ENSCI, París-Francia. Felicitaciones!

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28 mars 2008

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This is unbelievable; no one could watch this clip without being utterly blown away. Those on top of architectural trends probably won’t be surprised to hear that these self-powered “dancing” green buildings will first materialize in Dubai.
The Dynamic Architecture project was designed by David Fisher, a Florentine architect. The buildings will be constantly changing shape and will use wind energy, making it possible for a single tower to generate enough energy to power 10 towers. The individual chambers that comprise each floor of the rotating jigsaw puzzle of a building are sent upwards like an elevator, creating the possibility for an entire floor to be put in place in three days. The buildings look like a stack of slim silver discs, some that rotate separate of each other, the others in perfect sync, creating a swirling spiral of glimmering unison. They almost look like metallic strands of DNA.

via www.trendhunter.com

Le festival numérique Medelink commence demain à Medellín, Colombie. Je vais présenter La Superbailable! avec Leonardo Parra.

+ d’infos sur le festival: http://medelink.net

emploi du temps: (la superbailable!): http://www.medelink.net/2008/programa.html

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The MediaArchitecture2007 conference creates a new discourse among the latest theoretical and practical approaches. By reviewing outstanding projects and presenting the views of key architectural theorists, media activists, planners, advertisers and artists, the conference will provide the first-depth consideration of the intersection of media and architecture – the premise that architecture and media issues will increasingly be considered together, at the conceptual stages of building planning. Image has become an architectural element; media increasingly pervade the built environment introducing an important ontological element.
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