Archive for May, 2004

Quote of the day

Thursday, May 20th, 2004

“You should be suspicious when you see a straight line on a map.”
- Peter Barber, in Empire

Of maps and spaces

Monday, May 17th, 2004

Hanging out in London has put me in touch with some of the biggest map geeks I have ever met. It’s brilliant!
So here are some links from them - and for them:
Rodcorp: A diagram rather than a true map, you distort what you represent
Antimega: 12 routes from Foyles to Tate Modern
Atlas of Hinterworlds
by P.J. […]

Spatial hauntings and decay

Sunday, May 9th, 2004

space and culture reader Shaun O’Boyle creates beautiful photo essays that explore abandoned industrial, institutional and related architectural ruins:
Perhaps the most powerful aspect of ruins is the subject that is missing in the photographs; the people who once worked, lived, walked, talked, slept and dreamed in these spaces. Ruins are the remnants of events played […]

Parkour space

Thursday, May 6th, 2004

Excerpts from: Use the commonplace to Escape the Commonplace - Yosa Buson by West Sovereign Fury - Glass Bead Clan
Traceurs are what the protagonists call themselves. Their creed is get from point A to point B as gracefully and efficiently as possible - in a straight line. If that means vaulting a railing or […]

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