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56th ABU General Assembly and Associated Meetings 2019
16 November - 22 November 2019
Tokyo, Japan
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Broadcasting Tower, Leeds
Architect: Feilden Clegg Bradley Architects (fcbstudios.com/work/view/broadcasting-place)
Built: 2010
Broadcasting Place is a striking mixed-use development close to Leeds city centre. A public/private partnership for property group Downing and Leeds Beckett University, it provides approximately 110,000 square feet of new offices and teaching spaces, and 240 student residences in a landmark building rising to some 23 storeys. A new Baptist Church completes the scheme.
An innovative approach has been taken in the design of each elevation. Using software the architects developed specifically for the project, they undertook a meticulous computational analysis of every single section of the façades. The result is a varied appearance that optimises daylight and reduces solar penetration.
Apparently Henry Moore, Barbara Hepworth and the rock formations of the yorkshire dales inspired the forms and faces of the Leeds Beckett University's Broadcasting Place.
This is some good graffiti, two surfaces for one painting. Broadcasting love through the train car!
Blogged at: www.kateyeview.com/2011/02/whats-story.html
Anton Badstuber (video)
Public Service Broadcasting's "The Race For Space" album launch behind the scenes, 2nd night, at The National Space Centre, Leicester, England.
27th February 2015
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Spazio Alfieri, Firenze, 14 maggio 2015
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MILANO, 27/10/2013 PUBLIC SERVICE BROADCASTING SALUMERIA DELLA MUSICA
NELLA FOTO PUBLIC SERVICE BROADCASTING
FOTO:PRANDONI FRANCESCO
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J. Willgoose, Esq e Wrigglesworth sono i Public Service Broadcasting, ideatori di un concept che mescola effetti elettronici, strumentazione analogica e voci campionate da vecchi filmati di propaganda e documentari inglesi dagli anni Trenta in poi. Il loro primo full-length è stato Inform – Educate – Entertain, del maggio 2013, ed è subito successo di pubblico e critica. Qual è il segreto? La risposta si trova nel loro motto, "insegnare le lezioni del passato attraverso la musica del futuro". Dagli archivi sonori della televisione nazionale britannica ai filmati che celebrano il Regno Unito come potenza aerea e marittima, i documentari sulla scalata dell'Everest e altro ancora.
Il motto di J. Willgoose, Esq., mente del progetto PSB, e del fidato compagno Wrigglesworth, è semplice ma geniale: “insegnare le lezioni del passato attraverso la musica del futuro”. Una formula che la band mette in pratica andando a recuperare dagli archivi sonori della televisione nazionale britannica il materiale più disparato, dai filmati che celebrano il Regno Unito come potenza aerea e marittima, ai documentari sulla scalata dell’Everest.
Nella dimensione live, la proposta del gruppo assume il carattere di una performance che coinvolge suono e immagine, grazie all’utilizzo di una serie di apparecchiature audiovisive d’epoca che trasmettono filmati e visuals in perfetta simbiosi con la musica.