Arch-OS at the Opera

Arch-OS at the Opera

21/11/2007: Arch-OS demonstrated its ecological applications at the Royal Opera House ‘Recycle Our House’ Green Awareness Day. As part of its concerted efforts to be a world class ‘green’ organisation Chris Speed and Mike Phillips, at the invitation of Hywel David, to talk about Arch-OS

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2007 : Noogy 2.0

2007 : Noogy 2.0

VJ’ing on buildings. (14/11/2007) Mix live visuals on the front of a building through using the audio you generate on your mobile phone. i-DAT presents: Noogy 2.0 a large scale interactive installation at the front of the Portland Square building at the University of Plymouth.

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Noogy 2.0

Noogy 2.0

– VJ’ing on buildings. (14/11/2007) Mix live visuals on the front of a building through using the audio you generate on your mobile phone. i-DAT is presenting Noogy 2.0 a large scale interactive installation at the front of the Portland Square building at the University

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Processing Workshop/GreenScreen

Processing Workshop/GreenScreen

(05/11/2007). Ruairi Glynn b-DAT graduate and developer of interactive architectures (see interactivearchitecture.org) delivered a 3 day Processing workshop in processing. A-Tec researchers and students worked with Arch-OS data feeds to develop dynamic imagery for the Green Screen installation in Portland Square. Part 1: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W388aBDmo2o Part

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Hywel Davies – Columbia Livia

Hywel Davies – Columbia Livia

Arch-OS interpretation by Justin Roberts performed at the Peninsula Arts Contemporary Music Festival ‘VOICES II’. Friday 23 February 2007. Cube 3 Gallery, Portland Square , University of Plymouth. ‘Columbia Livia’ , part of a two-site installation, ‘Salva me’, commissioned by B ath Festivals Trust as

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Hywel Davies, Columbia Livia:

Hywel Davies, Columbia Livia:

2007: Arch-OS interpretation by Justin Roberts performed at the Peninsula Arts Contemporary Music Festival VOICES II. ‘Columbia Livia’, part of a two-site installation, ‘Salva me’, commissioned by Bath Festivals Trust as part of a Year of the Artist Residency, and shown at the 2001 Bath International

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SlidingScale Workshop: The Bartlett School of Architecture and i-DAT

SlidingScale Workshop: The Bartlett School of Architecture and i-DAT

(15/12/2006) i-DAT & The Bartlett School of Architecture are collaborating on an SEM (Scanning Electron Microscope) and Rapid-prototyping workshop to generate an exhibition to be installed in January 2007 at University College London. The workshop and seminar are part of Nascent Research Digital Knitting Practice

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Noogy

Noogy

Noogy: 16 – 19 November 2006. Portland Square, University of Plymouth. To talk to Noogy text: ‘noogy; and your question..’ to 07766404142. Noogy in residence is part of the Motion Plymouth Festival 2006. Noogy’s background is a little unclear. Some claim that Noogy arrived from

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i-DAT/Submerge Interactive Architecture Residency.

i-DAT/Submerge Interactive Architecture Residency.

Dr Paul Thomas, Artistic Director of BEAP.(Biennale of Electronic Arts Perth 2007) will be the i-DAT Interactive Architecture Resident artist during the month of July. Thomas will be further developing Arch-OS through the i-500 Project extension. With funding provided by Curtin University the residency will

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