19th
November
2002
“I have found, to my surprise, that architects are not interested in laws of architecture. They prefer to design buildings on the basis of artistic fashion and ephemeral philosophical concerns. The same reaction greeted the efforts of my distinguished colleagues, Christopher Alexander and Léon Krier, to reform architecture as a discipline.”
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19th
November
2002
“Giuseppe Arcimboldo (1527-1593) [was an] Italian painter, draughtsman and tapestry designer… He came from a distinguished Milanese family that included a number of archbishops of the city… In 1558 he was paid for designing tapestries for Como Cathedral… His fame came after the series of composite portraits of heads made up of a variety of objects both natural and man-made.”
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19th
November
2002
“I am developing a tutorial at this site to demonstrate how visual information is used in art. Some of the factors that I hope to illustrate are aspects of depth perception, color perception, and form perception.”
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19th
November
2002
“Matt Jones is an information architect who has been building spaces for news online since 1995. Some of his first Web design projects were the Times of London and Sunday Times of London’s Web sites. From 1997 to 1999 he was creative director for the BBC News Online’s first Web site, which was widely praised and in 1998 won the first Interactive BAFTA award for an online product. After some time with Sapient and KPMG, he’s working with the BBC again in new media development. His weblog, BlackBeltJones, has become a must-read for Web designers and anyone working on social spaces online. Matt talked with OJR about digital architecture, what led to the BBC News site’s success, where he thinks online news should be heading, and why online editors have to be Sherpas, not censors.”
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19th
November
2002
“Over 2,500 images are in our searchable archive of family snapshots. 200+ photo essays exploring how photographs shape our memories are posted in the CV Gallery, the CV Museum, and Positive Visions. Please contribute your stories and photographs or create essays inspired by the images in our archive.”
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19th
November
2002
“I am developing a tutorial at this site to demonstrate how visual information is used in art. Some of the factors that I hope to illustrate are aspects of depth perception, color perception, and form perception.”
posted in Visual thinking | Permalink |