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Grade II Listed Building
Early C19 whitewashed brick refronting of earlier timber framed structure of circa 1680 with framework exposed on east side. Some early stonework below. 1 storey and attics, 2 storey wing on right. 2:1 casement windows, glazing bars, cambered relieving arches. Old and machine tiled roofs with corbelled brick cornice, 2 gabled casement dormers. No glazing bars to ground floor window on right. Stone ingle-nook fireplace.
EIF pledging conference, Nairobi, 14 December 2015. Photos may be reproduced provided attribution is given to the WTO and the WTO is informed. Photos: © WTO. Courtesy of Admedia Communication.
EIF pledging conference, Nairobi, 14 December 2015. Photos may be reproduced provided attribution is given to the WTO and the WTO is informed. Photos: © WTO. Courtesy of Admedia Communication.
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『frAmE wOrks Rev.King』
2011.10.5(Wed)-10.30(Sun)
tentoten gallery
12:00~19:00（月・火定休）
大阪市北区中崎3-1-8
10/30(Sun) 17時～レセプションパーティー開催！！
☆ぜひ、カメラや作品を持ってお越しください～。
たのしい交流会になればいいなと思っています。
The Framework Panel discussion hosted by Marcus Whitney, with Andi Gutmans representing the Zend Framework, Derick Rethans for eZ Components, Lukas Smith for PEAR and someone else whose name I missed representing Symfony
Heavy gauge wire black taped with craft berry bunches then starting at the base using thin wire wrapped tightly. Covered in Loctite and sand then allowed to sit in a MAP puddle to form up the base. When I decide what color to work with the amount of time it has waited will have been vast compared to how long it takes to form the appropriate sized crystal.
Paul Brian @lifeisstillgood – gives his presentation on Simplicity frameworks and Egyptian hieroglyphics See the SkillsCast (Film, slides, code) at:
skillsmatter.com/podcast/java-jee/what-are-you-doing-with... s
framework vernissage 8. Januar 2011
links: „Inklusion#1“ Material: Holz, Samen | Maike Denker
rechts: „Cowboy“ Öl auf Leinwand | Anne Fellner
Foto: Katharina Tenberge
IED Talk at Bangkok Design Week 2022
IED Istituto Europeo di Design, in collaboration with FabCafe, and in the framework of Global Goals Jam and New European Bauhaus projects, participates in the 2022 edition of the Bangkok Design Week, the largest design festival in Southeast Asia, which will be held between February 5 to 13, 2022 under the theme "Co With Creation".
IED Virtual Talk will take place on
February 6th at 10am CET,
and it is structured as a panel discussion involving designers and experts
Cross-cultural innovations as co-creation boosters for urban regeneration
Diana Larisa Rosioru - IED Alumna / BCG Lead Strategy Designer
Niramon Serisakul - Director, Urban Design and Development Center Bangkok
Rut Turró Pascual - Inclusive Fashion Expert / CEO and Founder of Movingmood.
moderated by
Simona Maccagnani - Head of the Research Center at IED/ GGJ Ambassador
In the past decade co-creation and community regeneration have gained further momentum in both life-centered design and institution-driven processes for sustainable urban development. Cities that, as complex and dynamic systems, continue to evolve their identities, enriched by multi-cultural collaboration across communities, within local systems and between international networks.
Against this backdrop, how might we leverage cross-cultural differences as innovation boosters within the context of co-creation from both a value generation and a formal-aesthetic perspective of creative practices?
To join the IED Virtual Talk, please register here:
www.ied.edu/ied-talk-at-bangkok-design-week-2022
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Bangkok Design Week is the largest design festival in Southeast Asia. It presents more than 400 design and creativity programs from more than 2,000 participants with over 400,000 Thai and international visitors each year, promoting Bangkok's designation as a UNESCO Creative City Network Bangkok City of Design.
FabCafe is a digital creative platform to inspire, encourage and support people from different disciplines and countries to collaborate and solve problems on open innovation and acceleration for specific technologies. The fields range from digital services, IoT, space, and materials. The platform supports the desired outcome from a versatile and well-suited creative team, not only for digital Hackathons, but also for Makeathons and Ideathons from local to global challenges.
The Global Goals Jam (GGJ) is a two day event where creative teams work together on local challenges related to the UNDP Sustainable Development Global Goals. Using a tailored toolkit, cross-disciplinary teams worldwide create interventions aimed at short term targets in support of the long term goals. The project is led by Digital Society School (Amsterdam) and IED is the local organizer for Italy (Milan & Rome).
The New European Bauhaus (NEB) is “a creative and interdisciplinary movement, convening a space of encounter to design future ways of living, situated at the crossroads between art, culture, social inclusion, science and technology”. IED will actively participate in the NEB movement by engaging its cross-sectorial communities and networks to ground the initiative locally and beyond European borders. The contribution will be three-fold: an Experimental space; a Generative environment, and a Multipolar communication and dissemination system.
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The state garden shows are intended to improve the quality of life and the ecological climate in the cities. Frequently the garden shows also serve urban or regional political development goals. For this reason, garden shows are usually not placed in particularly beautiful landscapes, but rather in areas which are particularly disadvantaged (e.g. due to mining damage), where the garden shows are aimed at promoting structures and helping to realize urban planning goals. The investments made within the framework of the State Horticultural Shows help the respective district to become more attractive and, as a rule, to remain attractive. In addition, State Garden Shows today are also city marketing measures, as they can also increase the level of awareness of a city as a major event lasting six months. In North Rhine-Westphalia there was already a first state garden show in 1970.
In Kamp-Lintfort the garden show is held on a former coal mine site.
Source: wikipedia.de