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Open Plaques Open Day
No breakfast before going out on a Saturday!? The reason why I was in a hurry to leave the house early yesterday was to get to the Open Plaques Open Day at the Centre for Creative Collaboration near Kings Cross … Continue reading
Posted in Flickr, London, Object Centred Sociality, social objects
Tagged bloglikeits2004again, Blue Plaques, conference, Crowdsource, Frankie Roberto, Open Day, Open Plaques, Social Objects, tuttle
#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 … Continue reading
Posted in London, Randomness, Theory
Tagged Cytoplasmic, living architecture, Manifesto, rachel armstrong, TEDxTuttle, tuttle, venice





