About insomnia
yes, i kinda have this sleeplessness problem for 2 years. This is getting worse sicne I gott Manchester. It'll make sense if I say it's the jet lag that I have problem with, bugt I've been in Europe for like 2 weeks. Doensn't make sense, anyway.
I was so excited of solving registration problem with MMU ID today, went to the library, made ID card and then 30 mins later, I was dozing in the sofa of library. What am I doing in Manchester!!!!!
2011-09-29
2011-09-28
27th Sept, 2011
27th Sept, 2011
a Flat tire of my damn new second-used bike
Olive
Greek Friend
Lack of Sleepness
Enlgish?? Why is it so difficult?
Getting refund of swimming pool
a Flat tire of my damn new second-used bike
Olive
Greek Friend
Lack of Sleepness
Enlgish?? Why is it so difficult?
Getting refund of swimming pool
2011-09-25
Hot Chelle Rae - Tonight, Tonight
"Tonight, Tonight"
It’s been a really really messed up week
Seven days of torture, seven days of bitter
And my girlfriend went and cheated on me
She’s a California dime but it’s time for me to quit her
★ La la la, whatever, la la la, it doesn’t matter, la la la, oh well, la la la
We’re going at it tonight tonight
There’s a party on the rooftop top of the world
Tonight tonight and were dancing on the edge of the Hollywood sign
I don’t know if I’ll make it but watch how good I’ll fake it
It's all right, all right, tonight, tonight
I woke up with a strange tattoo
Not sure how I got it, not a dollar in my pocket
And it kinda looks just like you
Mixed with Zach Galifianakis
★
You got me singing like
Woah, come on, ohh, it doesn’t matter, woah, everybody now, ohh
Just don’t stop let’s keep the beat pumpin’
Keep the beat up, lets drop the beat down
It’s my party dance if I want to
We can get crazy let it all out (x2)
Its you and me and were runnin this town
And its me and you and were shakin the ground
And ain’t nobody gonna tell us to go cause this is our show
Everybody
Woah, come on, ohh, all you animals
Woah, let me hear you now, ohh
Tonight tonight there’s a party on the rooftop top of the world
Tonight tonight and were dancing on the edge of the Hollywood sign
I don’t know if I’ll make it but watch how good I’ll fake it
Its all right, all right, tonight, tonight
Its all right, all right, tonight, tonight
Yeah its all right, all right, tonight, tonight
Just singing like
Woah, come on, ohh, all you party people
Woah, all you singletons, ohh, even the white kids
Just don’t stop lets keep the beat pumpin’
Keep the beat up, lets drop the beat down
Its my party dance if I want to
We can get crazy let it all out (x2)
2011-09-23
Internet of Things
Volume # 28: Internet of Things
This issue of Volume explores architects’ roles in the age of the internet. For us at ArchDaily, this is a topic we find very interesting. We ask all the architects we interview how the internet has changed their practice; their answers nicely complement this issue. (You can check them out in our interview section). I, personally, enjoyed the section titled “Tracing Concepts.” It illustrates the influence design ideas have had on the computing world and vise versa. For example, it details how Christopher Alexander’s ideas about design patterns has spurred on object-oriented programming and bottom-up design solutions.
Content:
2 Editorial / Arjen Oosterman
5 The Common Sense / Mark Shepard interviewed by Vincent Schipper
8 Parallel Universe / Stephen Gage
10 Touching the Interspace / Carola Moujan
14 The Devil is in the Details: Critical Knowledge About Emerging Information Technologies / Shintaro Myazaki
16 Noo-Architecture & the Internet of Things / Deborah Hauptmann
20 An Axis of Innumerable Connections: The Mundaneum / Nina Larsen
25 Tracing Concepts / Edwin Gardner and Marcell Mars Insert
49 Smart Environments / Ken Sakamura interviewed by Cloud Lab
52 Revisiting Yesterday’s Future: the 1960s and the Internet of Things / Lara Schrijver
56 Architecture as a Multi-Agent System / Tomasz Jaskiewicz
61 The City is Becoming / Ben Cerveny, James Burke, Juha van’t Zelfde
66 Play Design / Ben Schouten
70 Check-In Urbanism / Jeroen Beekmans and Joop de Boer
72 Hylozoic Ground / Philip Beesley
80 Being Somewhere / Ole Bouman
81 Trust Design – Part Two: Internet of Things / Insert
121 Permission Taken for Granted / Bart-Jan Polman
124 The Importance of Random Learning / Hiroshi Ishiguro interviewed by Cloud Lab
128 Shadow Project / Nortd Labs
130 The Color of Ideas / Tuur van Balen
134 Meeting the Middle / Ruairi Glynn interviewed by Vincent Schipper
138 Virt-Oral History: A Story from Seven on Seven / Justin Fowler
140 All That is material Will Be Standard and All that Is Personalized Will Be Virtual / Eduard Sansho Pou
142 The Tragic Lost / Vincent Schipper and Christiaan Fruneaux
148 The Act of Disconnection: Just Because I Do Not Send a Message within a Matter of Minutes Does Not Mean I Am Dead / Amelia Borg and Timothy Moore
152 Unlocking the Secrets of a ‘Forbidden City’ / Lorna Goulden
155 21st Century City
156 Data and Owner / Usman Haque and Ed Borden
158 Digital-Material Practices: Adaptive Architecture for an Idealization of the Soft / Mette Ramsgard Thomsen
162 Res Sapiens / Dimitri Nieuwenhuizen
166 Urban Content / Mark Dek
169 IOOO – the Internet of Obsolete Objects / Dietmar Offenhuber
172 Coders & Architects Do Not Communicate / Vincent Schipper
174 Losing Ground / Arjen Oosterman
176 Colophon
Editor: Arjen Oosterman
You can subscribe here
http://www.archdaily.com/166963/volume-28-internet-of-things/
2011-09-21
2011-09-19
Bibliotheque Nationale
| Architect | Henri Labrouste |
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| Location | Paris, France map | |
| Date | 1862 to 1868 timeline | |
| Building Type | central library | |
| Construction System | bearing masonry, iron columns, terra cotta vaults, truss roof | |
| Climate | temperate | |
| Context | urban | |
| Style | Neoclassical | |
| Notes | Original scheme by Etienne-Louis Boullee, 1785. |
"The Reading Room is covered with a series of nine pendentived simple domes of terra-cotta, supported by twelve slender columns of iron, aranged in four rows, the outer columns standing close to the walls."
— Sir Bannister Fletcher, A History of Architecture, p1206.
2011-09-18
A Daily Dose of Architecture: Today's archidose #498
A Daily Dose of Architecture: Today's archidose #498: The Royal Observatory , originally uploaded by fairminer . The Peter Harrison Planetarium at the Royal Observatory in Greenwich, London,...
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