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Thursday, 17 March 2011. Wednesday, 16 March 2011. The materiality of the beach boundary can help inform the intervention. The groynes are a prominent characteristic, their rhythm and materiality could help an architecture to be created that blends this defensive threshold. Run Off and Treated Water Outlets. Friday, 11 March 2011.
Seoul, See and Listen. A Stair leading to nowhere, is it something one will. Go towards and step upwards? One might has to be under a condition of nothing to lose, have enough curiosity and courage and then one would find out something unexpected.
ReREADING; reVISUALISING; reNAMING; reDRAWING. I was instantly drawn to the image above showing the relative size of mountain ranges. As with the latter, the mountains are above, and the labelling, the naming is documented below. It was a more trusting time.
Friday, 18 March 2011. Networks of walking paths through the site, continuing to exist despite demolition of buildings. Tracks, routes, eroded ground as found in Okin. Tuesday, 15 March 2011. Two sites, very different ground conditions necessitate contrasting modelling techniques. This is informing my intervention strategies. Thursday, 3 March 2011.
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Where City meets Landscape. From Seoul to London. Friday, 14 January 2011. Gift reflection and looking forward A proposition and an insight. Veil, fluid, invisible, carved, banal. Disregard the traditional Korean relationship to landscape, where views and connection to landscape are prioritised. They form a veil between landscape and city. Alter topography landscript, hiding the true strata of land. This is lasting. The pressure of the earth is carved, excavated and folded by the walls. Once a train l.CONTENT
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Reading, writing, living in France. As well as getting her an embarrassingly small birthday present because it was easy to post in Bordeaux I got to thinking how very lucky I am in that I still have two very good friends whom I have known from my earliest childhood.
Martes, 12 de abril de 2011. El computador y sus partes. El computador y sus partes. Con la tecnología de Blogger.
Victoria Coren Mitchell - Writer, Broadcaster and Poker Player. Coren is a strangely winning combination of lone cowgirl, femme fatale and soft-centred feminist. Victoria Coren Mitchell is a writer, broadcaster, presenter of Only Connect on BBC Two and a competitive international poker player. Only Connect, Monday nights on BBC Two.
Victoria Corley recently graduated from the University of Alabama. Where she studied both public relations and art history. Her passion for art and media make for a unique outlook on the practices of public relations. Victoria treats her work much like Monet; every brushstroke, in her case a single word, is a personal touch in the large masterpiece that is her career. Victoria has left ink both.