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AM-SESION 05: HYBRID

O.M.A./REM KOOLHAAS_Seattle Library, JOSEPH FENTON_Hybrid Building Typologies, BOLLES WILSON_Shadow House, VALERIO OLIGIATI_House for Musician, ATELIER BOW-WOW_Made in Tokyo, Yokohama urban mode, MARTIN KIPPENBERGER_The happy end of Franz Kafkas Amerika, CLAUDE PARENT_House & Chapel, ATELIER BOW-WOW_Ecosystem Apartment, HERZOG & DE MEURON_Caixa Forum Madrid, OMA_ZKM (competition entry) Karlsruhe, PIERRE CHAREAU & BERNARD BIJVOET_Maison de verre Paris 1932, MVRDV_Dutch Pavilion Expo 2000, DILLER SCOFIFIO_Clyfford Still Musuem, DILLER SCOFIFIO_ICA Boston, ANDRES JAQUE ARQUITECTOS_Seminary, SANAA_Zollverein School

AM-SESSION 04: CITY & NETWORKS

GIAMBATTISTA NOLLI_map of Rome, Cusco Peru, LECORBUSIER_Paris Vision, KEVIN LYNCH_The image of the city, BeJing_forbidden city, DAVID GREENE_invisible university, CAMILLO SITTE, SANAA_Kanazawa, PETER ZUMTHOR_Kolumba, FIAT_Turin, ATELIER BOW-WOW_mini houses, La Boca_Buenos Aires, NATHAN CARTER, REM KOOLHAAS_Casa da Musica Porto

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If any one is interested please discuss with Carsten + Colin
Take note of the deadlines - and also the catagories - architecture isnt the only fruit.

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INFO SITE CONTEXT

See below links for relevant information regarding your project sites and the surrounding area.

THE LONDON PLAN
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LONDON VIEW MANAGEMENT FRAMEWORK
LONDON SUSTAINABILITY CHECKLIST
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FIELD-TRIP NETHERLANDS UNIT A+E&F JAN 2009

>>>>>ROTTERDAM >Centraalstation >Groothandelsgebouw >Reconstruction Cafe de Unie >De Hoge Heren >Erasmus Bridge >Schouwburgplein >Megabioscoop >DeBijenkorf >NAI Netherlands Architecture Institute >Museumspark >Kunsthal >Masstunnel >Müllerpier >Shipping & Transport Museum >Purifying Power Plant >Kop van Zuid >Luxor Theatre >Museum Boijmans van Benningen >>>>>THE HAGUE >Bike Storage >Finance Ministry >US Embassy >Cityhall & Library >Nederlands Danstheater >Theatre Centre >Souterrain >Cooperatie >Multi-story carpark >Peace Pallace >Gemeentemuseum >>>>>HILVERSUM >Institute for Sound and Vision >Villa VPRO >RVU >Dutch Media Authority >>>>>ALMERE >OMA Masterplan >Almere Station >La Defense >Forum >Block16 >De Kunstlinie >The Angle >>>>>AMSTERDAM >Bike Storage >Masterplan Borneo & Sporenburg island >Borneo Sporenburg Bridges >Apartment building Miralles >Canal Houses >The Whale >Tuschinski Theatre >Silodam >Anne Frank House >Arcam Building >Nemo >Public Library >Conservatorium >Museum Park >>>>>UTRECHT >Town Hall >Private House KBWW >Schröder House >Two Housing Projects >Campus Masterplan >Basket Bar >University Library >Educatorium >Smarites >WKK Energy Plant >Spacebox >Student Housing >Faculty of Economy & Management >Minnaert Building

>>>>>STUDENTS >Ayesha >Ben >Carlota >Charlotte >Chris >Duncan >Greg >Ithomi >Jazz >Johnnie >Jonathan >Kostas >Matt PH >Matt W >Mike >Nick >Rachel >Rob >Scott >Sofia >Suzi >Will GB >Will F >>>>>TUTORS >Carsten Jungfer >Colin Priest

STROOM

Something we missed in den haag - cant do it all - maybe next time.

Mark Pimlott (Montreal, 1958, lives and works in London and The Hague) is an artists/designer who makes photographs and films. His practice spans architecture and the visual arts, is concerned with things and places, the contingent and interdependent relations of the urban environment, and meaning. Photographs are central to his work, serving as pieces of observation and thought, and as ‘places' in their own right. They are made in response to fleeting perceptions of truths embedded in the forms and arrangements of spaces and objects, which he regards as representations. In his pictures, one comes upon clearings where it becomes possible to imagine meetings with the other and becoming conscious of one's place in the World.

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BUILDING CENTRE

A few things happening over at the building centre and Arups - any interest?

Digital Cities looks at how digital technology helps us understand and improve the planning and experience of our city. It looks at the impact on movement in cities: how communication and information technologies enhance a person´s experience of place; how people interpret cities with the use of technology; and how mapping influences the design and planning of cities. It also discusses some of the 'big brother' issues such as privacy and security.

The exhibition is presented through a number of research and commercial projects which use technology to provide planning and design and communication tool for the city. It contains live and interactive presentations in a number of digital media, showcasing work by Aedas, atmos, BT, Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis, Cityware, Colin Buchanan, Farrells, GMJ, Hank Haeusler, Intelligent Space, Minimaforms, Ordnance Survey, Proboscis, SENSEable, Smartslab, Space Syntax, UCL, Zmapping

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