Sep 1, 2011 at 12:45 The following books are interesting and inspirational in interactive spaces:
- Interactive Architecture (Micheal Fox & Miles Kemp)
- Bright: Architectural Illumination & Light Installations (Frame)
- Engaging Spaces: Kossmann.dejong (Frame)
- Staging Space: Scenic Interiors & Spatial Experiences (Gestalten)
(You can have a look at the library, but I will also bring them along next week. )
Sep 1, 2011 at 10:58 The Dutch delegation of the Beijing Blue Hour team.
left to right:
rombout frieling, aryan kazemi, carina weijma, don willems, jacob alkema, josje wijnen, bob spikman, fiona jongejans, marcel van heist & stephan hoes
Sep 1, 2011 at 0:18 In some places in Beijing the ring-road's crash barriers are decorated with light and prints:
Aug 31, 2011 at 23:58 In honour of 2008's olympic games the people's republic of China invested an awful lot of money in building some remarkable archtecture.
Both the bird's nest and the olympic swimming stadium were especially designed for the olympic tournament.
The special feature of the swimming stadium is its enlighted atmosphere; the entire building glows light blue through its bubbled surface. Its blue radiation is remarkable easy to see over the entire olympic lane in norhern Beijing even though (or maybe thanks to) the amounts of smog in the air.
