12.10.09
Remodelação de apartamento em Lisboa, Portugal
A lok está neste momento em fase de acompanhamento de obra de uma remodelação de um pequeno apartamento de aproximadamente 60 m2, na zona do Rego em Lisboa.
Com um orçamento reduzido e um prazo bastante restrito a cumprir, o trabalho foi direccionado no sentido de uma economia de projecto, material, tempo e dimensão de obra. Optou-se por um desenho sintético e por soluções correntes, capazes de se conformarem com a situação existente mas, ao mesmo tempo, de impulsionarem qualitativamente as suas dimensões tipológicas e a experiência de habitar.
Publicam-se aqui algumas imagens do apartamento original, e desenhos do que se pretende que venha a tornar-se. Durante o decorrer do processo publicaremos mais informação de modo a que o projecto se vá desvendando e a que possam acompanhar a sua transformação.
Todos os comentários serão bem vindos e tentaremos responder com prontidão e clareza às dúvidas que vos surjam, por isso não se acanhem!
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2.5.09
Boxing Booth at Mayfest 2009, Bristol, UK
BOXING BOOTH recovers two iconic and contradictory public events - the traditional red pillar telephone box and the 17th century boxing booth - by combining them into a redefined piece of urban furniture. By installing a boxing bag inside, the typical red pillar telephone box is rediscovered, subverted by its new use as an outlet for physical discharge. As a public installation, this confessional space acquires an ambiguous dimension, exposing a particular act of individual avowal by framing it into general acceptance, and therefore underlining the truth that everything is permitted within its own social boundaries.
BOXING BOOTH is part of the Mayfest 2009: Bristol's festival of contemporary theatre, and can be found in front of the Bristol Old Vic theatre (UK), from the May 1 to 5.
author Pedro Viana
produced by Polar Produce
May 2009
28.4.09
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24.3.09
20.3.09
Pop-Up Landscapes no EME3: Colapso
Uma parte da instalação Pop-Up Landscapes foi instalada no hall central do CCCB, no centro de Barcelona, e pode agora ser experienciada por todos de 19 a 21 de Março. A entrada é livre.
Pop-Up Landscapes is also participating in the EME3: Collapse festival.
Part of the Pop-Up installation was installed in the main hall of the CCCB in the center of Barcelona, and can now also be experienced by everyone for free from 19 to 21 of March.
8.3.09
Still Venice
Um "mercado" de arquitectura instalar-se-á em três entidades emblemáticas que se afirmam como motor cultural da cidade de Barcelona: CCCB (Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona), MACBA (Museu d'Art Contemporani de Barcelona) e FAD (Foment de les Arts i del Disseny).
The 4th edition of the EME3: COLLAPSE architecture festival will gather, for a period of three days, intellectuals, artists, students and architecture professionals in order to think, experiment and debate about new scenarios that rise from collapse.
An architecture "market" will be installed in three different entities that are known for their part as the cultural motor of the city of Barcelona: CCCB (Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona), MACBA (Museu d'Art Contemporani de Barcelona) and FAD (Foment de les Arts i del Disseny).
The video Still Venice, by lok Arquitectura, was selected and will be exhibited in the Digital Market section of the festival, from march 19 to 21. A sneak preview can be seen here.
5.3.09
Pop-Up Installation
The first version of the Pop-Up Landscapes installation got up and running in Hangar (BCN) in time for the first Pop-Up Landscapes workshop.
The installation combines landscape photography and sensor technology in order to create an interactive triptych composition using panoramic pictures captured in specific locations. The fragmented imagery allows for the exploration of the visual landscape of the Poble Nou, and at the same time provides an interface for communication between two environments, turning its visualization into a shared, interdependent process.
A primeira versão da instalação Pop-Up Landscapes entrou em funcionamento no Hangar (BCN) a tempo do primeiro workshop Pop-Up Landscapes.
A instalação combina fotografia de paisagem e tecnologia sensorial de modo a criar uma composição tríptica interactiva, usando fotografias panorâmicas de locais específicos. A fragmentação da imagem convida à exploração da paisagem visual do Poble Nou, e ao mesmo tempo providencia um interface para a comunicação entre dois ambientes, tornando a sua visualização num processo partilhado e interdependente.
17.2.09
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Pop-Up Landscapes Workshop
Pop-Up Landscapes and Wiki Urban Planning Workshop
26-27-28 Feb 2009
Thursday 26 & Friday 27 February 17h-21h
Saturday 28 10h-14h 16h-20h
Presentation : Saturday 28 20h30
Location: HANGAR, Poble Nou, Barcelona
Participation : 50 euros
Inscripciones : activitats@hangar.org
Workshop leaders :
Teresa Dillon (IRE/UK)
lok Arquitectura (PT/ES)
Tuomo Tammenpää (FI).
Drawing on case studies taken from the Poble Nou neighborhood, participants will use visualization techniques developed as part of the Pop-Up Landscapes project and Wiki Planning to explore how mixed media techniques can be used to create a visual toolkit for citizen participation in urban planning.
Pop-Up Landscapes is a locative and interactive media installation and research project exploring the construction of landscape in relation to transformation, interdependency and survival. The project combines landscape photography and sensor technologies to create an interactive triptych composition within which direct, photographic impressions specific to different locations can be inputted. Developed by the Finnish architect Peter Tattersall, Wiki Planning is part of a wider attempt to consider what the implications of web 2.0 might be on architecture and planning, and whether or not social media (and phenomena arising from it) might be used to make urban planning more participative. Combining the visualization techniques employed in Pop-Up Landscapes, along with the Wiki Planning method, the participants will develop a series of visual maps and architectural sketches to be publicly presented at Hangar on Saturday 28th of February.
Teresa Dillon: http://www.polarproduce.org/
lok Arquitectura: http://lok-arq.blogspot.com/
Tuomo Tammenpää: http://www.misusage.org/
Peter Tattersall: http://www.dodo.org/