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Manipulated photo showing rendered catamaran ferry for Cardiff Bay. Combining our visualisation skills and Marine kt design skills, this water taxi has been operating for a number of years.
From Isotype Revisited project (http://www.isotyperevisited.org) at the University of Reading. Reproduced with permission.
The Carnegie Pavilion is a collabortive project between Leeds Metropolitan Universty and The Yorkshire County Cricket Club.
This £20million, 4000sqm state of the art pavilion, designed by Alsop Architects, replaces and upgrades the existing space with facilitesthat surpass requirements for test match venues as well as providing unique, practical lecture and teaching areas for students studying Hospitality, Tourism and Events Management.
This is a 3D diagram I made depicting the magnetic field around a Helmholtz pair of coils. You should notice the regularity and density of the field between the two coils, that is the purpose of the device.
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Founded in 2008, Guangzhou Topshow Computer Graphic Co., Ltd is an innovative CG company, located in Guangzhou, China.
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Proposed Neo Natal Unit for Southern General Hospital, Glasgow. For Hypostyle Architects. Image © Luma 3d
My old work for whatsbubbling.
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Designed by Pavel Ivanov www.pavelivanov.com.
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Shows how the artists I listened to in 2009 changed over time.
Not the usual LastGraph fare, this is from an internal data-porn project, not public yet, but will be soonish.
From Isotype Revisited project (http://www.isotyperevisited.org) at the University of Reading. Reproduced with permission.
The concept
This visualisation features all the international separation barriers, walls or fences, constructed to limit the movement of people across a certain line or border, or to separate two populations because of a political, social or economical conflict. The most prominent recent example was the Berlin Wall that separated the enclave of West Berlin from the rest of East Germany during most of the Cold War era.
20 years after, we commemorate the fall of the Berlin Wall but sometimes we overlook the fact that “walls” still exist and ever grow rapidly around the globe. The idea of this project is to collect / index and visualise not only the current international separation barriers but also the barriers which are under construction as well the barriers which are proposed for construction.
The design
Each line represents the distance of 33km and each country is colour coded, numbered and applied an on amorphous shape. There are 3 combinations of colours which represent 3 categories of separation barriers - CURRENT, UNDER CONSTRUCTION, PROPOSED. You can visually compare the length (distance) of each country’s separation barrier and the same time the overall length (distance) and quantity of barriers for each category Ex. Current separation barriers. You can get more details about each country’s separation barrier though the index at the bottom of the poster.
he conclusion
After the completion of the design/visualisation, we notice that the overall distance of the under construction barriers is bigger that the overall distance of the current barriers. Wow! This was something unexpected but form follows data and the visual result is quite obvious, especially if you take into consideration the third category which are the barriers proposed to be built in the future.
The problem not only exists but “walls” are growing in our world.
Design by:
Theseas Mouzouropoulos
Dept of Multimedia and Graphic Arts
Cyprus University of Technology
Contact:
theseas@cherrycube.com
t.mouzouropoulos@cut.ac.cy
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