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A shot of the Øresund Bridge connecting Sweden and Denmark, taken from a boat as we sailed beneath it on a rather foggy afternoon.
This was a complete accident, I left the shutter open, went downstairs for a few minutes, and when I came back up, the camera had moved :P
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Mike Lawrence
We found out that a festival was happenning in the full moon night outside of San Cristobal de la Casas in Mexico / Chiapas. It was a great opportunity for us to enjoy all together a wonderfull party on the mountains and to have a last moment participation to the festival...We shared our space out dub/psychedelic emotional ambient with the Mexican freaks...It was a beatifull night and a great morning by the river...D.J. Crystal Zero and D.J. Sissy Stardust played together for more than 6 hours!!...Everybody loved it...
www.youtube.com/watch?v=0q7OOz7OGN8
Cement vase and synthetic paint.
Jarrón de cemento y pintura sintética.
15 x 9 cm
Don't let me go down this road
Stop me from leaving
So I can save your life tonight and
And we could call it even
I keep on marching if I can
Keep on crawling if I have to
But I keep on dancing out of the dark
Into the blue
_____Fritz Kalkbrenner / Void
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Sae Pong Lai Waterfall , Laos
Tad Gneuang Waterfall , Laos
"Cuando el fin llegue, las personas dejaran su vida cotidiana y se convertirán en lo que siempre han deseado, conforme vaya sucediendo la evolución, la energía comenzará a recorrer el cuerpo de cada individuo creando una explosión interna, terminando de liberar su energía en el espacio."
Ilustración para concurso "GOLPE AVISA"
Viernes de Ilustración
Afrirampo live @ All Tomorrow's Parties festival, Pontins, Camber Sands. April 2005.
Credit to shot2bits.net
MEREDITH BEARD
3/13/2012
Reconstructing the Void: A Flexible Infrastructural Planning Approach
After thorough ANALYSIS of the Pruitt-Igoe site and its surrounding context, it became apparent that the site itself is regenerating beautifully. As seen from aerials above and data collected from within, a variety of tree species are flourishing and creating habitats for biodiversity. When examining its context, however, the site is both physically and socially isolated from the rest of the community. For this reason, it is necessary to commit to a design that incorporates both the Pruitt-Igoe site, as well as, a design for how it can be integrated within the context of the community.
As a student of both landscape architecture and urban design, this site was always presented as a modern housing failure. Now in 2012, I believe that the Pruitt-Igoe site has the potential to become one of the most interesting case studies for the nation to learn from and for city to celebrate. With this PROPOSAL, I have integrated several design solutions that are flexible in character to be incorporated with future community needs. The proposal is divided into 3 parts:
1. CORE – Connecting the Pruitt-Igoe site to the urban fabric of downtown St. Louis by creating a strong cohesive corridor, focused around pedestrian and bicycle movement, that is defined by a mixture of building edges and greenspaces.
2.INFILL – Minimizing the number of vacant lots and dilapidated buildings within the surrounding context of the site by scattering small temporary, flexible and mobile land improvements that help to generate larger ones for positive future community development.
3.EDGES – Encouraging development within a peripheral edge by placing a ring of overlapping programmed openspace located at the lowest elevations within the city to increase groundwater infiltration, as well as promote local food production.