links for 2007-03-30
Friday, 30th March 2007
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An 882-space multi-storey carpark complete with photovoltaics and built from recycled materials… better than not, but surely more appropriate to other building types.
Caught Between Industries
mmm. Design for production
(tags: architecture building design flatpackhousing)
“Robert Venturi and Denise Scott Brown take on Sin City architecture three decades later”
(tags: architecture interview)
Best Breakfast in the North East!! Officially!
(tags: food belleandherbs awards breakfast)
So, there’s something that I’ve noticed about Twitter:-
To all those people who wonder if the constant stream of other-people’s-consciousness is distracting, the answer is – not really, until it goes away.
I’ve become used to the notifier in the bottom corner of my screen popping up from time to time, but increasingly TwitterIM is down and I find I have to go and manually check if everyone is still around.
Anyone else find this?
If Newcastle only had a similar climate to Melbourne…. those louvers are cool!!
(tags: architecture sustainability)
I will have to try this next time I’m taking photos of models…
(tags: photography DIY howto lightbox tutorial)
“Dutch construction company, Dura Vermeer, has developed homes that can float with rising waters…. The next time the Meuse river bursts its banks, the house[s] will rise with it”
(tags: architecture globalwarming ecofriendly sustainability)
“a downright awesome project that turns fancy footwork into kilowatts to power the club’s basic utilities”
(tags: architecture ecofriendly inspiration sustainability downrightawesome)
I’m not usually a huge fan of Zaha Hadid, but these concept images are incredibly sexy.
(tags: architecture design wherearethewomen zahahadid)
“2% of city kids in the sample survey thought that eggs come from cows, and that bacon is from cows or sheep.”
“Project Frog goes beyond the temporary classroom trailer to offer two basic options, both simple, open, customizable floorplans that boasts some great sustainable features”
(tags: architecture design prefabrication education sustainability)
“The re-interpreted shotgun house design is one of seven chosen as part of the Biloxi Model Home Program, working with families and the community to rebuild post Katrina”
(tags: architecture disasterrelief sustainability)
Elly Williams is an Architecture Student and Web Designer based in Newcastle-upon-Tyne, (UK)
© Elly Williams 2007