On 06/03/2011,
in 3D, A/V -- audio/visual, architecture, art, Canada, computer science, creativity, digital audio, digital learning, digital storytelling, digital video, distance education, graphics, immersion, interactivity, programming, research, United States, visualizing information, web-based collaboration,
by Daniel Christian
Tenants like new building’s digital wall so much they’re negotiating screen time — from sixteen-nine.net by Dave Haynes
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On 05/31/2011,
in 21st century, A/V -- audio/visual, architecture, art, Augmented Reality (AR), communications, creativity, emerging technologies, immersion, interaction design, interactivity,
by Daniel Christian
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Wadi Rum Resort –– from Fubiz.net
Excerpt:
Prévu d’ici 2014, le Wadi Rum Resort se veut être un projet incroyable de construction d’un hôtel dans le désert jordanien. D’une superficie de 80 000 mètres carrés, ce projet architectural pensé par Oppenheim Architecture est à découvrir dans la suite de l’article.
On 05/09/2011,
in architecture, Augmented Reality (AR), emerging technologies, Europe, history,
by Daniel Christian
The Hyperbook by Mollat editions: When 18th century meets 21th — from Total Immersion and Axyz
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- Augmented reality goes beyond gimmicks for business — by Sharif Sakr Technology of business reporter, BBC News
From DSC:
I had put a picture of this opera house up once before as a picture of the day, but here is a subset of the pictures of this opera house that can be found via the above link:
On 03/08/2011,
in architecture, art,
by Daniel Christian
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On 03/04/2011,
in architecture, music,
by Daniel Christian
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The next trillion dollar industry: 3D printing — from businessinsider.com
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- Three-dimensional printing from digital designs will transform manufacturing and allow more people to start making things –The Economist
- The current and future economics of 3D printing and factory production – companies like Zara that leverage new capabilities for new business models — from The Next Big Future
- Print me a Stradivarius –The Economist
How a new manufacturing technology will change the world
