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LaN has launched a new website. Please check out the new LaN | LaB on the front page: http://www.livearchitecture.net. In the coming weeks we will be transferring the information on this version of the blog to the new version. If you are one of the very generous people that links to our site, please update your links to point to the main page (and of course, let us know what you think of the new format!).
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LaN Directors Luis Fraguada and Monika Wittig will take part in the third volume of Pecha Kucha Night in Denver on Monday, Sept 29th, 2008 at 20:20 (8:20 pm for those not on military time).
Location:
Buntport Theater
717 Lipan Street
Denver CO 80204
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If you are unfamiliar with Pecha Kucha Night (means "chit-chat" in Japanese), it was started in 2003 by Astrid Klein and Mark Dytham as a forum for young designers and creatives to come together and discuss their work or anything else they are interested in presenting. Each presenter is allowed 20 images displayed for 20 seconds (for a total of 6m40s) in order to give everyone an equal chance to speak and to keep things interesting. Pecha Kucha Night takes place currently in 138 cities around the world and the list is growing.
If you are in Denver/Boulder are or anywhere in decent proximity, check out the Denver Pecha Kucha Night on Monday, September 29th, 2008.
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LaN Directors Monika Wittig [LaN Boulder/Denver] and Luis Fraguada [LaN Barcelona] meet Boulder, Colorado, USA to discuss recent and upcoming projects. Stay tuned for new developments and a review of 2008 events.
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Live Architecture Network was invited to teach MSU School of Architecture's Visiting Scholar Studio. This studio allows graduate students to expand on their knowledge with tutors from outside the regular faculty. LaN directors will each visit Bozeman, MT for two weeks. Luis Fraguada is currently in Bozeman getting the students acquainted with the Grasshopper environment in Rhino. To follow the studio, please visit LaN @ MSUSOA: Visiting Scholar Studio
The brief for the studio is Extreme Environments: WIND. The studio was given a series of sites that have naturally windy conditions throughout the year. In order to instrumentalize the information pertinent to each site, the first task is to design a device to measure the wind and other climactic conditions.
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Project development by Michael Somerfeld, Nathan French, and Ron Shvartsman. Wind Harp for McMurdo Station in Antartica.
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Project development by Andrew Brandt and Shawn Gould. Instrument for Lanzarote, Spain.
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