30 nov 2012
29 nov 2012
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21 nov 2012
Living the Lightness of Not Having a Lot
by Leander Angerer
‘Hama ned z’vui - Drong ma ned z’schwaar’ or the notion of ‘living the lightness of not having a lot’ is the perspective of two distant worlds boiled down in a set of tools to venture into the pathless. Familiar settings, but estranged by de-normalized objects - the ‘space-tools’ intend to offer the participant of the urban reality experiences that at least foster thought and at most create self-awareness, consciousness and have an impact on human behavior As ‘thinking-spaces’ they aspire to introduce different values and meaning to life in the urban society.
Untitled from Leander Angerer on Vimeo.
Leader studied at Central Saint Martins MA Industrial Design, the same course that I did a year ago. I did not have the chance to go to the private view this year and I missed the chance to see this great project, which relates some how with what I did for my master's thesis. It talks aboutus as individuals and our need to look for isolation from our "noisy" environment where we as modern nomad lives in.
20 nov 2012
Erasmus International Scool of Architecture
Final Degree Project
by Javier Subira Ruiz
by Javier Subira Ruiz
The Erasmus program has a big question mark at the moment. The politicians that rules the future of Europe are making big mistakes reducing the investment in one of the main pillars of our society... the education. Due to the recent news that they are planing to cancel the Erasmus program I want to share with U this interesting project that is brilliantly represented by Mr Subira Ruiz.