Showing posts with label Jürgen breiter. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jürgen breiter. Show all posts

Tuesday, June 21, 2011

Berlin Space Invaders.

Berlin is still going slow on Public Space Invaders.
Still, some small improvements could be finished.

Done.

In the internal online collaboration system the transcript of a phone talk with Jürgen Breiter (urban curator) finally has been translated into english. (link)
Additionally, a collection of edited internal chatlogs has been established and will be developed further on - for clearness and transparency inside the research group. (link)

According to these I added the field Miscellaneous to the question forms, also applied the same format to any question, including spell check. The questions have been roughly categorized and carefully reordered, too.

Maybe some reworkings still need to be done before we publish.

Next steps.
  • Public Website for Question Forms and Project Outline
Prior to publication we should implement an additional public blog to keep participants up to date as well as access project details and the question forms.
  • Term: Urban or Public Space Invaders?
I suppose we shall define and decide wheather we're talking about "Public" or "Urban" Space Invaders. Any ideas?
  • Progress Jürgen Breiter
He is waiting for green light to enter some data.
  • Progress raumlabor
raumlabor moved my mail into an inquiry folder and is supposed to offer me a meeting soon. As I think they might have forgotten me, I reminded them again.

Any further suggestions?

Wednesday, May 25, 2011

Berlin Calling

Berlin Researche Group, consisting of one solitary person, gained contact to Raumlabor, who will write back soon, offering about an hour for the interviews.

Still to be contacted are Jürgen Breiter of Wedding Windows, who got a message on the mailbox, as well as Klaus Obermaier, who's seems to be a somewhat more public person and to be accessed in a further step.

More ideas to be found soon when there's a chance to have a little recherche.
Another friend, aiming for a BA street art thesis, is also going to help a little.

Still we don't have a true timeframe and need some tuning of the english interviews.

Stay tuned!