#TEDxTuttle – Rachel Armstrong Living Architecture
Rachel Armstrong was one of the speakers at Ted X Tuttle yesterday, talking about her work with proto cells to create a new living architecture (non belligerent) which holds out a prospect of rescuing Venice and then the world.
Rachel is unashamedly anthro-optimistic and radiates intelligent thinking with almost every well chosen word. I think most of the audience found the presentation quite breathtaking in the audacity of the ideas, as she explained new and almost alien ideas with expert simplicity.
As a Ted X event, the video of the talk should eventually surface in a shareable form but in the meanwhile, here’s a clip from a short interview at a previous event where the Cytoplasmic Manifesto is outlined:
Preview to SCi Fi London - Rachel Armstrong @viewmagazine.tv from david dunkley gyimah on Vimeo.
There’s also a ‘live blog’ writeup on Adam Tinworth’s One Man and his Blog entitled #TEDxTuttle : The Future of Buildings
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Andy Roberts is a writer who initiated DARnet. Catch me on 
Thanks for the link!
Sorry never got the chance to chat on the day – but I just wanted to say, I enjoyed your song heaps more than I did some of the analysis at the Oxford event on Friday. Said more about social media (etc) than the contextless babble from some of the panels!
- JJ
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Thanks, JJ. I really enjoyed your take on the Oxford SMC. Made me less annoyed to have missed it.
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