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ENCONTROS DE DESIGN DE LISBOA X LISBON DESIGN MEETINGS from Collective4.16 on Vimeo.

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Storefront for Art and Architecture seeks two Curatorial Fellows to assist in the research, planning, exhibition design and installation of an upcoming exhibition at Storefront that will join contemporary creative audiences with 101 unrealized proposals for New York, dating from its formation to today, to construct alternative visions for the city. Fellows will work under the direction and advisement of the Executive Director and will report regularly to the Operations Manager and Program Coordinator. Fellows will have the opportunity to participate in the entire exhibition process – from research and design to installation and archiving. The exhibition will take place in summer 2012.

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O Baile - Marta Silva and students (ateliermob for Generation Z) from Pedro Lucas Freire on Vimeo.

Performance by Marta Silva and students on Shading Surface Project.
Ateliermob - Generation Z
OASRS - Ordem dos Arquitectos, Lisbon, Portugal, November 15th, 2011.

performance: Marta Silva and students
concept: ateliermob and Marta Silva
directing and editing: Pedro Lucas Freire

[ENG] When you design a museum the first thing you have to understand is its relation with the urban environment and the impact it will have in the future city. Former liberal ideas on the city planning tend to think that equivalent uses, as the museum and the theatre, must compete. If they are close to each other, market laws will determine that the strongest would exterminate the weaker. Contemporary thinking on city planning states the opposite, focus on linking, networking and sharing, on a win-win symbioses.

[POL] Podejmując się zaprojektowania budynku muzealnego bardzo ważne jest zrozumienie jego relacji ze środowiskiem miejskim oraz jego wpływu na przyszłość i rozwój miasta. Dawne liberalne idee w zakresie planowania miasta, koncentrują się wokół myślenia, że równoważne zastosowania, jak Muzeum Teatralne Miasta Krakowa i Teatr im. Juliusza Słowackiego, muszą w pewnym stopniu ze sobą konkurować. Jeśli oba te zastosowania będą oddziaływały na siebie, to wówczas prawo rynkowe zdecyduje i jedno z nich wyprze drugie. Natomiast współczesne myślenie o planowaniu miasta jest całkowicie przeciwne, skupia się na połączeniu, sieci i udostepnieniu, na ogólnej symbiozie.

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[ENG] The city lights of Spain and Portugal define the Iberian Peninsula in this photograph from the International Space Station (ISS). Several large metropolitan areas are visible, marked by their relatively large and brightly lit areas, including the capital cities of Madrid, Spain—located near the center of the peninsula’s interior—and Lisbon, Portugal—located along the southwestern coastline. The ancient city of Seville, visible to the north of the Strait of Gibraltar, is one of the largest cities in Spain. The astronaut view is looking toward the east, and is part of a time-lapse series of images.

Aqui no LARGO from LARGO Residências on Vimeo.

[PT] O projecto do Pedro Campos Costa para as iluminações de Natal em Lisboa. Outros vídeos de arquitectura por Vítor Gabriel.

[ENG] Pedro Campos Costa project for Lisbon Christmas Lights. Other architecture videos by Vítor Gabriel.