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| Published by E. Botta, on 20/08/05 at 14:25 |
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| During recent conversations with some new friends who happen to be involved in music I recalled the work of a researcher I had the chance to meet at the 2002 Generative Art Conference in Milan: Andrew Gartland Jones Following those discussions I decided to revisit his website where I learned that Andrew passed away almost a year ago. ... |
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| Published by E. Botta, on 17/08/05 at 22:46 |
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| I'm currently working on a new project: Urban Weaving. This project will focus on the formulation of strategies for the development of reclaimed ares within the context of the Arab city of Al Manama, Bahrain. Urban Weaving (UW) will investigate the possibilities of re-coding the old city into the new metropolis in the intent to promote ... |
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| Published by E. Botta, on 14/03/05 at 19:05 |
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| A professor at Pratt Institute, Prof. John Lobell, seems to be interested in many issues that are related to quantum architecture. He was member of my thesis jury at Pratt in May 2002. His website and the Journal of Architecture and Computation might be interesting for the readers of quarch. |
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| Published by E. Botta, on 06/03/05 at 23:02 |
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| Sto cominciando a scrivere una specie di decalogo per l'università ideale e uno dei punti più importanti che caratterizza la mia visione è la convinzione che quello che in Italia viene chiamato diritto allo studio sia in realtà un principio demagogico che punta non tanto a garantire l'accesso all'istruzione superiore quanto piuttosto a mantenere un ... |
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| Published by E. Botta, on 19/10/03 at 15:00 |
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| MIT's Media Lab sends out its reasearchers to many conferences to present their work, and if you happen to attend one of their presentations it all sounds very interesting, but... The Media Lab is a clear example of what happens if research becomes predominantly "applied research": you end up designing products. That seems to be the case ... |
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