In music composition you may operate with certain parameters such as density, pitch / frequency, texture, duration, transparency, opacity, collision, collapse, intensity, flow/movement, rhythm, volume, timbre – dynamics – contents of a spatial narration.
Tao G. Vrhovec Sambolec showed some examples in Ljubljana (some stimulating spatial experience/awareness/appearance). For instance we heard sound/noise, simultaneously followed by 2D transcriptions of some parameters.
To make music you either work directly with these parameters, graphically, as in electronic generation of sound, or more indirectly, as in any manipulation of some musical ‘sketch’ / notation.
Architecture operates with similar parameters, at least in architectural description of projects / buildings, often with intuitively based transcriptions, from space/drawing to text. For instance: We talk about ‘flow’ without communicating the character of it. Transcriptions through parameters may assist this communication, and even make it possible to generate architectural space from transcriptions – in the first place.
Anyone using parameters like this?
Jon nc/N
posted by dr jon
Wed, 03 Dec 2003 06:00:11 GMT
tomorrow i m on my way to lille for a short trip, only few days i ll stay there. i anouncing it, because there might be some wishes or questions on the site, the program, or whatever. i.e. special infos for people, who thinks about providing workshops and have special wishes concerning infos about given possibilities and elsewhat.
just post it here i gonna try to get all infos..
stay cool, yours jost nc/ger
posted by Jost
Tue, 02 Dec 2003 23:06:49 GMT
hello to all from bosnia, just wanted to say that there was some misunderstanding and the list for bosnian nc wasn’t changed, so hope that everything will be ok…
love marijela, nc-bosnia
posted by marijela
Tue, 02 Dec 2003 21:00:13 GMT
okay, here we go:
it’s not a high end solution but it will work.
User-Icon upload:
For helping others to remember your face, you may now upload an user-icon which will be shown right next to your postings.
for doing so you need to
- have a picture
- resize it to exactly 40px by 40px
- save it in .gif format
- using your exact username (case-sensitive!)
- upload it by clicking here
you don’t need to enter an image name in the form if it doesn’t contain any voids
otherwise use your username (without ‘.gif’)
If somebody else than you uploaded already a picture using your username please send me a brief message and i’ll fix it!
ps: there is still a problem to be solved: if an user doesnt upload an icon it will display the broken img/link symbol. any sugestions how to hide (replace) it?
posted by paradeiser
Mon, 01 Dec 2003 19:58:40 GMT
Hi there! What a nice surprise, since a while i didn’t login to the weblog, and look what a difference! Cool! I like the changes…
Btw: I hope LJ was a success, too bad I couldn’t make it, hope Frederik (Be) could keep up the good spirit! Hope to see you all soon, Margareta x.
posted by margareta06
Mon, 01 Dec 2003 19:45:18 GMT
I just wanted to put an very old File into the trashbin but found inside an very old, yellow paper. It was the invitation to the EASA in 1984 Aarhus. ;any thoughts came up to my mind and indeed, it was one of the very higlights of my intire time as a student. Just for fun, I put these ancient letters into the google-machine and oh wonder: It’s still going on ! I don’t belive it,- they are still living… I’m so surprised because I never ever heard about EASA after it took place in Berlin in 1988, maybe because I finished my studdies.
Hello to all the architecht-students in europe and a special Hello to those who had been a student, once uppon a time …
Chris Krafft from Westfalia (Middle-Europe)
posted by krafft
Fri, 28 Nov 2003 22:42:01 GMT
hi everybody,
about the photo-ws of arne hodalic i wanted to ask on this way, if participants perhaps can be informed about some statistics.
how many are we/ how many gave material to select from, and then, how many pictures did anja recieve all together,
so, was it an success until now , the whole thing?
so please organizers, keep us up to date…
another reason to post that here is:
i asked anja to get out, weather arne hodalic could perhaps give me some critics about the pix i did for the ws.
some others of u might be interessted in that also,
so my suggestion is, do to it perhaps here on the weblog, so everybody could learn something from the critics on everybodys pictures aswell…
what do u think?
yours jost/nc/berlin
posted by Jost
Thu, 27 Nov 2003 18:13:55 GMT
nice to hear from you. have you already asked for internet connections? maybe i’ve missed it… ;-) and how do you want to reach the people who don’t visit the site because it’s too “hightech” for their connection? you might talk to “well connected” people only…
sorry for not making a proposal how to solve the problem. no idea. should have been a topic for the incm. keep trying this way and let’s keep it in mind for the next meeting. if you don’t change the site before.
what about argentina?
flo_switzerland
posted by schrott
Thu, 27 Nov 2003 12:03:08 GMT
johannes and i are thinking about making some changes on this site. the challenge is to make a low-tech site (accessable for everybody/ everywhere) that is also nice (so there is no room for heavy graphics).
to know your needs i ask you again to take part in the voting started few month ago.
you must be loged in to vote, one user one vote:
thx,
mark0
what display-resolution do you use to view this page?
3.6% (1 vote)
800 x 600
35.7% (10 votes)
1024 x 768
32.1% (9 votes)
1280 x 1024
10.7% (3 votes)
1400 x 1050
10.7% (3 votes)
1600 x 1200
7.1% (2 votes)
other (please post)
Total: 28 votes
posted by paradeiser
Wed, 26 Nov 2003 16:06:25 GMT
just got this picture back from developing,
here u are
good memories i connect with that sight..
have nice day -> jost
posted by Jost
Wed, 26 Nov 2003 15:34:05 GMT
re “feedback from the EASA community after INCM”
easa.antville.org
i was told
Sorry, discussions were disabled for this story.
why?
feedback is important
original post =
still no feedback
thanks easa
can slovenia team, as organisers, tell us, EASA community, what was talked about at INCM. is it allowed
hvala
dunk
posted by duncan
Tue, 25 Nov 2003 20:15:01 GMT
presentation from french team looks great, merci
it would be great if people started to explore architectural ideas, the city, easa004, what will we be doing next summer
easa.antville.org
was a start-
thousands of people living, working, playing together
YES YES
have any of you checked out your local indymedia?
www.indymedia.ie
the network age ROCKS.
posted by duncan
Tue, 25 Nov 2003 20:04:40 GMT
I am really sorry for the things happened in Turkey…i don’t have word to descride my feelings about that…((( Yesterday night a great fire was in one of the Moscow hostels, 33 foreign students died and more than 160 are in the hospitals now…here i don’t have words as well. I wish one day people will do something with that…and i hope that day will come soon. Take care…
Yours, Inara_ru_nc
posted by inara
Tue, 25 Nov 2003 11:25:06 GMT
to all
i put the presentation for easa 2005 we made in Ljubljana on the net. it is very big. about 30 MB. so be sure to have enough bandwidth (is this the rigth spelling?). i’m working on a smaler one. but this needs a bit more time. i will informe you wehn it is online.
the file is called easa005.ppt (powerpoint) on following link:
n.ethz.ch
tobias_swiss_nc
posted by tob
Sun, 23 Nov 2003 14:44:10 GMT
