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In the 1970s space colonies were considered to be a viable alternative to a life restricted to planet Earth. The design of cylindrical space...
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OTHER SPACE ODYSSEYS

Greg Lynn, Michael Maltzan, Alessandro Poli
8 April to 19 September 2010 Main Galleries

CCA Canadian Centre of Architecture Montreal - Canada

http://www.cca.qc.ca/en/exhibitions/417-other-space-odysseys-greg-lynn-michael-maltzan-alessandro

Wed, Jun 30, 2010 Permanent link

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i am alive

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final reviews 070625
Project: Studio Lynn, Vienna

with guest: Greg Lynn, Hernan Alonso Diaz, Francois Roche, Jeffrey Kipnis

model out of milled panels

giant stereolithographic model

Sat, Jun 30, 2007 Permanent link

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big dog-model 070529 panel sample
Project: Studio Lynn, Vienna

panel sample milled out of styro-foam [test version] joint system

double sided milling form

research on penalization and big milled models_references:

Tue, May 29, 2007 Permanent link

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occasional stomachs : under progress

instead of continous soft core, occasional stomachs nested in each terminal structure:
connecting bone structure [hard core] through rips to create rotational floor slaps
micro structure with matte surface enclusure

Tue, May 29, 2007 Permanent link

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review 070511 section models
Project: Studio Lynn, Vienna

plexi laser cuttet section model [to show different perspective views]

stereolithographic bone pieces in combination with wax moulded soft core
soft & hard relation of hybrid of exo- endo skeleton organization

Tue, May 29, 2007 Permanent link

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conceptart workshop +mücke 070524
Project: Studio Lynn, Vienna

I.define target group

II. set a genre

III. how to promote the unique selling point

Sun, May 27, 2007 Permanent link

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review070511 comments
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We sign off on the geometry.
Work the interior perspectives.
How do you create windows that you don’t see? (matte windows)
Or do you put everyone in suites and they just float around.
(Toyota. Japan shoe) the vehicles will move along the bone. They might move along a micro track, A polished titanium blade. (rl)
maybe a majority of the project is in the structure with an occasional stomach.
You need a model the size of me! I want to know what the surface language is at an architectural scale.(gl)
Is this like a cargo ship? Chris bangle car surface built out of origami sheets with creases?
Reference: You ship it to space? Flip it like a chair?

toyota car design (paris)

Wed, May 23, 2007 Permanent link

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review070511_+greg lynn +ross lovegrove
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added images to the poster of the review with rene daalder

exterior perspective

interior perspective

extra terrestrial elevation/ views

Fri, May 11, 2007 Permanent link

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scenario research
Project: Studio Lynn, Vienna

terrestrial atmospheric scenarios -inspire space atmospheric scenario
under water world_light effects, reflection, light filter, upside down orientation, colour, views
coral and algae_pattern, colour, reflection, soft movement, special effect
yellyfish_transpirency, mystic soft movement, elegance

inspiration_lynn fox graphics
http://www.lynnfox.co.uk/

inspiration_*moodSwing08
http://moodswing08.deviantart.com

extreme dynamics, exrteme perspectives, atmospheric colour effect, exotic and pure

how do we live different in space, what makes it a tourist attraction or spectacle research lab

pic 1_vattenfall: projected landscape,augumented enviroment
pic 2_salat growing in plastic boxes_different fabrication of food
pic 3_ fast food,nyc, st. marx_different nutrition
pic4_surfshop billabong_ny_transpositioning the use of objects, different lifestyle
pic5_ glowing furniture,soho,ny_ different light effects

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