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A fishing village north of Chennai, India after a devastating typhoon, the original photo sent to us by our friend the Reverend Philip Kuldeep who ministers aid. We added an artistic makeover, and we also support Philip in his charitable works.
It was a bit of a hike to reach this place, and perhaps I edited these images remembering a bit of the trepidation I felt walking along the muddy, slippery, slopes, several hundred feet above the roiling waters below. Traelanipan has the rumored, infamous distinction of once being the place where Vikings hurled unfortunate souls over the edge to their death, into the frigid water below. Now it is a place for lovers, hikers, and determined photographers, and it did not disappoint!
“I don’t know what magic unknown roads have that makes me want to put myself out of my comfort zone, the feeling of discovering something unknown drives me into walking miles with a constant smile while embracing the creations.”
― Kuldeep Gera
In this photo I like the symmetry also that the pot is breaking that symmetry! Taken in "fatehpur sikri" INDIA.
It was a bit of a hike to reach this place, and perhaps I edited these images remembering a bit of the trepidation I felt walking along the muddy, slippery, slopes, several hundred feet above the roiling waters below. Traelanipan has the rumored, infamous distinction of once being the place where Vikings hurled unfortunate souls over the edge to their death, into the frigid water below. Now it is a place for lovers, hikers, and determined photographers, and it did not disappoint!
“I don’t know what magic unknown roads have that makes me want to put myself out of my comfort zone, the feeling of discovering something unknown drives me into walking miles with a constant smile while embracing the creations.”
― Kuldeep Gera
More killer Brutalism in Delhi. A brilliant Facebook set by "Printer's Devil" documents this and other Delhi monuments of the post-independence Modernist period. Apparently, this is known as the "pyjama building." (Thanks to Iqbal for drawing my attention to that set.)
The basic idea behind panning as a technique is that you move your
camera along in time with the moving subject and end up getting a
relatively sharp subject but a blurred background with motion blur.
Pranjal Sharma, Contributing Editor, Businessworld, India
Nita A. Farahany, Robinson O. Everett Professor of Law and Philosophy; Director, Duke Science and Society, Duke University, USA
Megan Palmer, Executive Director, Bio Policy and Leadership Initiatives; Adjunct Professor, Department of Bioengineering, Stanford University, Stanford University, USA
Kuldeep Singh Rajput, Chief Executive Officer, Biofourmis, USA, are speaking in the Transforming Medicine, Redefining Life session at the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2023 in Davos-Klosters, Switzerland, 20 January. Congress Centre - Salon. Copyright: World Economic Forum/Mattias Nutt
Refugee Camp Design
Friday, Nov 27, 2020 | 12:00 - 14:00 (Hong Kong Time)
Online: hku.zoom.us/j/6695341034
In-person (social distancing and contact tracing applies)
Room 625B, 6F, Knowles Building
Dpt. of Architecture, University of Hong Kong
The world's largest refugee camp is located in Cox's Bazar in Bangladesh. One million Rohingya fled genocide in Myanmar and are living in precarious conditions for years. Master of Architecture students of the University of Hong Kong present device prototypes, instruments, and educational material for gardening, composting, sustainable toilets, aquaponics, rainwater harvesting, and cartography, developed in collaboration with humanitarian experts and refugees on the ground. With global warming, sea-level rise, political and health crisis, hundreds of millions of refugees will need better technologies, designs, and architecture that protect the environment and create life opportunities.
Students mentored by Cesar Jung-Harada as part of ARCH7277:
"Collect - Connect" Ng Ka Ying Rachel, Hon Tung Suet Ophelia, Muye Ma
"Food for Life"Leung Tung Yi Sardonna, Ng Siu Hong Oscar, Zhao Jinglun Jerry
"Fish & Farm" Max Kaufmann, Hazel Francisco, Fung Wesley Bryan
"Green"HUI Chun Sing, Cheng Chi Yau Stephanie, Man Janice Koon Ting
"Locate for all" Thet Htoo-Zin
"Toy-Let" Ho Cheuk Suen Circle, Kwok Tsz Yi
"Pregno-potty" Chan Ka Hei Brian, Chan Wing Yan, Choi Priscilla Chunying
"Rain2Go" Li Zuye, Han Zengxu, PU Yiting, Cheryl Trisnadi
"Kid Composter"Hui Tsz Nam Thomas, Chin Ching Han Tiffany, Wan King Kit Kim
Special Thanks to:
Prakti / DEW, Mouhsine Serrar, Daniel Rudolph, Mohamad Tauheed, Georg Hoehne, Mike Zuckerman, Moury Rahman, Saiba Saihira, Bangladesh Rohingya Student Union, Gisa Zippert, Johann Annuar, Jessica Olney, CPJ, Eric James, Kuldeep Aryal, Abbie Jung-Harada. Photo by Mohamad Tauheed, Taken on July 6, 2018.
Judges
Dean, Prof Chris Webster
Prof Chris Tighe, Imperial College
Kuldeep Aryal, Field Ready
Mohamad Tauheed, Bengal Institute
Saiba Saihira, World Food Programme
Jessice Olney, Center for Peace and Justice, BRAC University
Moke, RunHK
Link to form: forms.gle/QWt55WDU89QeuiYy9
Special Guests
Virginie Goethals, RunHK
Pristine Lampard, RunHK
Piya Muqit, Civic Sight
Scott Edmunds, Civic Sight
Joy, Branches of Hope -
Tegan, Artwomen
Clarisse, Artwomen
Tegan, Table of two cities
Wandering voice
Mike Zuckerman, Burners without Borders
Moury Rahman, OXFAM
Sam Bloch, Communitere
Georg Hoehne, Innovation Aid
Toshi Nakamura, Kopernik
Natasha Reyes, Médecins sans Frontières
Johann Annuar, Engineering Good
Eric Hersman, BRCK
Garvey Chui
Unsu Lee,
Sabrina Fiorentino, Prakti
Kristof Crolla, HKU
Ian Holiday, HKU
Mathew Pryor, HKU
Eric Schuldenfrei, HKU
MakerBay Team & Community...
Bhai Kuldeep Singh Ji (Australia), (Late) Bhai Rama Singh Ji (UK), Bhai Hardial Singh Ji (London), Bhai Jarnail Singh Ji (leamington), (Late) Bhai Nirmal Singh Ji (Greavsend)
Kuldeep and his family live in the slums of Delhi.
It was a real privilege to be able to meet them all (his brother and parents) in their home last month when we were in India. Kuldeeps father had a nasty accident and is not able to work many hours a week.
A very happy and loving family - living in one room.
World Vision is doing a fantastic job in this area to ensure the children are adequately fed, have health checks and an education etc. Volunteers check on families on a daily basis
It costs only 800 rupees a month (NZ $16) to give these children a chance in life. I intend to follow Kuldeep through to adulthood. He is a very small, bright and charming 7 year old - seen here wearing his school uniform.
Refugee Camp Design
Friday, Nov 27, 2020 | 12:00 - 14:00 (Hong Kong Time)
Online: hku.zoom.us/j/6695341034
In-person (social distancing and contact tracing applies)
Room 625B, 6F, Knowles Building
Dpt. of Architecture, University of Hong Kong
The world's largest refugee camp is located in Cox's Bazar in Bangladesh. One million Rohingya fled genocide in Myanmar and are living in precarious conditions for years. Master of Architecture students of the University of Hong Kong present device prototypes, instruments, and educational material for gardening, composting, sustainable toilets, aquaponics, rainwater harvesting, and cartography, developed in collaboration with humanitarian experts and refugees on the ground. With global warming, sea-level rise, political and health crisis, hundreds of millions of refugees will need better technologies, designs, and architecture that protect the environment and create life opportunities.
Students mentored by Cesar Jung-Harada as part of ARCH7277:
"Collect - Connect" Ng Ka Ying Rachel, Hon Tung Suet Ophelia, Muye Ma
"Food for Life"Leung Tung Yi Sardonna, Ng Siu Hong Oscar, Zhao Jinglun Jerry
"Fish & Farm" Max Kaufmann, Hazel Francisco, Fung Wesley Bryan
"Green"HUI Chun Sing, Cheng Chi Yau Stephanie, Man Janice Koon Ting
"Locate for all" Thet Htoo-Zin
"Toy-Let" Ho Cheuk Suen Circle, Kwok Tsz Yi
"Pregno-potty" Chan Ka Hei Brian, Chan Wing Yan, Choi Priscilla Chunying
"Rain2Go" Li Zuye, Han Zengxu, PU Yiting, Cheryl Trisnadi
"Kid Composter"Hui Tsz Nam Thomas, Chin Ching Han Tiffany, Wan King Kit Kim
Special Thanks to:
Prakti / DEW, Mouhsine Serrar, Daniel Rudolph, Mohamad Tauheed, Georg Hoehne, Mike Zuckerman, Moury Rahman, Saiba Saihira, Bangladesh Rohingya Student Union, Gisa Zippert, Johann Annuar, Jessica Olney, CPJ, Eric James, Kuldeep Aryal, Abbie Jung-Harada. Photo by Mohamad Tauheed, Taken on July 6, 2018.
Judges
Dean, Prof Chris Webster
Prof Chris Tighe, Imperial College
Kuldeep Aryal, Field Ready
Mohamad Tauheed, Bengal Institute
Saiba Saihira, World Food Programme
Jessice Olney, Center for Peace and Justice, BRAC University
Moke, RunHK
Link to form: forms.gle/QWt55WDU89QeuiYy9
Special Guests
Virginie Goethals, RunHK
Pristine Lampard, RunHK
Piya Muqit, Civic Sight
Scott Edmunds, Civic Sight
Joy, Branches of Hope -
Tegan, Artwomen
Clarisse, Artwomen
Tegan, Table of two cities
Wandering voice
Mike Zuckerman, Burners without Borders
Moury Rahman, OXFAM
Sam Bloch, Communitere
Georg Hoehne, Innovation Aid
Toshi Nakamura, Kopernik
Natasha Reyes, Médecins sans Frontières
Johann Annuar, Engineering Good
Eric Hersman, BRCK
Garvey Chui
Unsu Lee,
Sabrina Fiorentino, Prakti
Kristof Crolla, HKU
Ian Holiday, HKU
Mathew Pryor, HKU
Eric Schuldenfrei, HKU
MakerBay Team & Community...
Refugee Camp Design
Friday, Nov 27, 2020 | 12:00 - 14:00 (Hong Kong Time)
Online: hku.zoom.us/j/6695341034
In-person (social distancing and contact tracing applies)
Room 625B, 6F, Knowles Building
Dpt. of Architecture, University of Hong Kong
The world's largest refugee camp is located in Cox's Bazar in Bangladesh. One million Rohingya fled genocide in Myanmar and are living in precarious conditions for years. Master of Architecture students of the University of Hong Kong present device prototypes, instruments, and educational material for gardening, composting, sustainable toilets, aquaponics, rainwater harvesting, and cartography, developed in collaboration with humanitarian experts and refugees on the ground. With global warming, sea-level rise, political and health crisis, hundreds of millions of refugees will need better technologies, designs, and architecture that protect the environment and create life opportunities.
Students mentored by Cesar Jung-Harada as part of ARCH7277:
"Collect - Connect" Ng Ka Ying Rachel, Hon Tung Suet Ophelia, Muye Ma
"Food for Life"Leung Tung Yi Sardonna, Ng Siu Hong Oscar, Zhao Jinglun Jerry
"Fish & Farm" Max Kaufmann, Hazel Francisco, Fung Wesley Bryan
"Green"HUI Chun Sing, Cheng Chi Yau Stephanie, Man Janice Koon Ting
"Locate for all" Thet Htoo-Zin
"Toy-Let" Ho Cheuk Suen Circle, Kwok Tsz Yi
"Pregno-potty" Chan Ka Hei Brian, Chan Wing Yan, Choi Priscilla Chunying
"Rain2Go" Li Zuye, Han Zengxu, PU Yiting, Cheryl Trisnadi
"Kid Composter"Hui Tsz Nam Thomas, Chin Ching Han Tiffany, Wan King Kit Kim
Special Thanks to:
Prakti / DEW, Mouhsine Serrar, Daniel Rudolph, Mohamad Tauheed, Georg Hoehne, Mike Zuckerman, Moury Rahman, Saiba Saihira, Bangladesh Rohingya Student Union, Gisa Zippert, Johann Annuar, Jessica Olney, CPJ, Eric James, Kuldeep Aryal, Abbie Jung-Harada. Photo by Mohamad Tauheed, Taken on July 6, 2018.
Judges
Dean, Prof Chris Webster
Prof Chris Tighe, Imperial College
Kuldeep Aryal, Field Ready
Mohamad Tauheed, Bengal Institute
Saiba Saihira, World Food Programme
Jessice Olney, Center for Peace and Justice, BRAC University
Moke, RunHK
Link to form: forms.gle/QWt55WDU89QeuiYy9
Special Guests
Virginie Goethals, RunHK
Pristine Lampard, RunHK
Piya Muqit, Civic Sight
Scott Edmunds, Civic Sight
Joy, Branches of Hope -
Tegan, Artwomen
Clarisse, Artwomen
Tegan, Table of two cities
Wandering voice
Mike Zuckerman, Burners without Borders
Moury Rahman, OXFAM
Sam Bloch, Communitere
Georg Hoehne, Innovation Aid
Toshi Nakamura, Kopernik
Natasha Reyes, Médecins sans Frontières
Johann Annuar, Engineering Good
Eric Hersman, BRCK
Garvey Chui
Unsu Lee,
Sabrina Fiorentino, Prakti
Kristof Crolla, HKU
Ian Holiday, HKU
Mathew Pryor, HKU
Eric Schuldenfrei, HKU
MakerBay Team & Community...
Refugee Camp Design
Friday, Nov 27, 2020 | 12:00 - 14:00 (Hong Kong Time)
Online: hku.zoom.us/j/6695341034
In-person (social distancing and contact tracing applies)
Room 625B, 6F, Knowles Building
Dpt. of Architecture, University of Hong Kong
The world's largest refugee camp is located in Cox's Bazar in Bangladesh. One million Rohingya fled genocide in Myanmar and are living in precarious conditions for years. Master of Architecture students of the University of Hong Kong present device prototypes, instruments, and educational material for gardening, composting, sustainable toilets, aquaponics, rainwater harvesting, and cartography, developed in collaboration with humanitarian experts and refugees on the ground. With global warming, sea-level rise, political and health crisis, hundreds of millions of refugees will need better technologies, designs, and architecture that protect the environment and create life opportunities.
Students mentored by Cesar Jung-Harada as part of ARCH7277:
"Collect - Connect" Ng Ka Ying Rachel, Hon Tung Suet Ophelia, Muye Ma
"Food for Life"Leung Tung Yi Sardonna, Ng Siu Hong Oscar, Zhao Jinglun Jerry
"Fish & Farm" Max Kaufmann, Hazel Francisco, Fung Wesley Bryan
"Green"HUI Chun Sing, Cheng Chi Yau Stephanie, Man Janice Koon Ting
"Locate for all" Thet Htoo-Zin
"Toy-Let" Ho Cheuk Suen Circle, Kwok Tsz Yi
"Pregno-potty" Chan Ka Hei Brian, Chan Wing Yan, Choi Priscilla Chunying
"Rain2Go" Li Zuye, Han Zengxu, PU Yiting, Cheryl Trisnadi
"Kid Composter"Hui Tsz Nam Thomas, Chin Ching Han Tiffany, Wan King Kit Kim
Special Thanks to:
Prakti / DEW, Mouhsine Serrar, Daniel Rudolph, Mohamad Tauheed, Georg Hoehne, Mike Zuckerman, Moury Rahman, Saiba Saihira, Bangladesh Rohingya Student Union, Gisa Zippert, Johann Annuar, Jessica Olney, CPJ, Eric James, Kuldeep Aryal, Abbie Jung-Harada. Photo by Mohamad Tauheed, Taken on July 6, 2018.
Judges
Dean, Prof Chris Webster
Prof Chris Tighe, Imperial College
Kuldeep Aryal, Field Ready
Mohamad Tauheed, Bengal Institute
Saiba Saihira, World Food Programme
Jessice Olney, Center for Peace and Justice, BRAC University
Moke, RunHK
Link to form: forms.gle/QWt55WDU89QeuiYy9
Special Guests
Virginie Goethals, RunHK
Pristine Lampard, RunHK
Piya Muqit, Civic Sight
Scott Edmunds, Civic Sight
Joy, Branches of Hope -
Tegan, Artwomen
Clarisse, Artwomen
Tegan, Table of two cities
Wandering voice
Mike Zuckerman, Burners without Borders
Moury Rahman, OXFAM
Sam Bloch, Communitere
Georg Hoehne, Innovation Aid
Toshi Nakamura, Kopernik
Natasha Reyes, Médecins sans Frontières
Johann Annuar, Engineering Good
Eric Hersman, BRCK
Garvey Chui
Unsu Lee,
Sabrina Fiorentino, Prakti
Kristof Crolla, HKU
Ian Holiday, HKU
Mathew Pryor, HKU
Eric Schuldenfrei, HKU
MakerBay Team & Community...
Refugee Camp Design
Friday, Nov 27, 2020 | 12:00 - 14:00 (Hong Kong Time)
Online: hku.zoom.us/j/6695341034
In-person (social distancing and contact tracing applies)
Room 625B, 6F, Knowles Building
Dpt. of Architecture, University of Hong Kong
The world's largest refugee camp is located in Cox's Bazar in Bangladesh. One million Rohingya fled genocide in Myanmar and are living in precarious conditions for years. Master of Architecture students of the University of Hong Kong present device prototypes, instruments, and educational material for gardening, composting, sustainable toilets, aquaponics, rainwater harvesting, and cartography, developed in collaboration with humanitarian experts and refugees on the ground. With global warming, sea-level rise, political and health crisis, hundreds of millions of refugees will need better technologies, designs, and architecture that protect the environment and create life opportunities.
Students mentored by Cesar Jung-Harada as part of ARCH7277:
"Collect - Connect" Ng Ka Ying Rachel, Hon Tung Suet Ophelia, Muye Ma
"Food for Life"Leung Tung Yi Sardonna, Ng Siu Hong Oscar, Zhao Jinglun Jerry
"Fish & Farm" Max Kaufmann, Hazel Francisco, Fung Wesley Bryan
"Green"HUI Chun Sing, Cheng Chi Yau Stephanie, Man Janice Koon Ting
"Locate for all" Thet Htoo-Zin
"Toy-Let" Ho Cheuk Suen Circle, Kwok Tsz Yi
"Pregno-potty" Chan Ka Hei Brian, Chan Wing Yan, Choi Priscilla Chunying
"Rain2Go" Li Zuye, Han Zengxu, PU Yiting, Cheryl Trisnadi
"Kid Composter"Hui Tsz Nam Thomas, Chin Ching Han Tiffany, Wan King Kit Kim
Special Thanks to:
Prakti / DEW, Mouhsine Serrar, Daniel Rudolph, Mohamad Tauheed, Georg Hoehne, Mike Zuckerman, Moury Rahman, Saiba Saihira, Bangladesh Rohingya Student Union, Gisa Zippert, Johann Annuar, Jessica Olney, CPJ, Eric James, Kuldeep Aryal, Abbie Jung-Harada. Photo by Mohamad Tauheed, Taken on July 6, 2018.
Judges
Dean, Prof Chris Webster
Prof Chris Tighe, Imperial College
Kuldeep Aryal, Field Ready
Mohamad Tauheed, Bengal Institute
Saiba Saihira, World Food Programme
Jessice Olney, Center for Peace and Justice, BRAC University
Moke, RunHK
Link to form: forms.gle/QWt55WDU89QeuiYy9
Special Guests
Virginie Goethals, RunHK
Pristine Lampard, RunHK
Piya Muqit, Civic Sight
Scott Edmunds, Civic Sight
Joy, Branches of Hope -
Tegan, Artwomen
Clarisse, Artwomen
Tegan, Table of two cities
Wandering voice
Mike Zuckerman, Burners without Borders
Moury Rahman, OXFAM
Sam Bloch, Communitere
Georg Hoehne, Innovation Aid
Toshi Nakamura, Kopernik
Natasha Reyes, Médecins sans Frontières
Johann Annuar, Engineering Good
Eric Hersman, BRCK
Garvey Chui
Unsu Lee,
Sabrina Fiorentino, Prakti
Kristof Crolla, HKU
Ian Holiday, HKU
Mathew Pryor, HKU
Eric Schuldenfrei, HKU
MakerBay Team & Community...
Pranjal Sharma, Contributing Editor, Businessworld, India
Nita A. Farahany, Robinson O. Everett Professor of Law and Philosophy; Director, Duke Science and Society, Duke University, USA
Megan Palmer, Executive Director, Bio Policy and Leadership Initiatives; Adjunct Professor, Department of Bioengineering, Stanford University, Stanford University, USA
Kuldeep Singh Rajput, Chief Executive Officer, Biofourmis, USA, are speaking in the Transforming Medicine, Redefining Life session at the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2023 in Davos-Klosters, Switzerland, 20 January. Congress Centre - Salon. Copyright: World Economic Forum/Mattias Nutt