Brussels networking.

http://todaysart.org/be/events/performance-architecture-art-urban-strategies/

Bruce Mau.

As the programming science is not yet one of my abilities, I'll focus on the design interface. Here's another exemple of a grid.

http://www.brucemaudesign.com/4817/112450/work/incomplete-manifesto-for-growth

This one begins to have a nice interface.

However, we'll need to have a zoom technology to be efficient.

grid

another grid-plannified website.

http://www.soa-architectes.fr/fr/#/fr/projects/tag/14

grid

another grid.

http://www.a-r-n.org/

Website.

Example of grid. Too large, and the animation of images is not that efficient, but still, it's a grid.

http://belogues.blogspot.com/

Open architecture.

http://sites.google.com/site/openarchitecture1/

Found from Nikolas Henniger /Niklos from eXYZt.

following the links

tonight, i take some time to follow the links in the posts before.

firstly, i landed at this burak networking guy from new york / istanbul, who runs graphcommons.com ... let's see if i get invited to the beta programme.

I'm also wondering if i could get http://www.publicartlab-berlin.de/ to be part of our research. let's see.

additionally, I'm very much waiting for my read of http://www.ctheory.net/printer.aspx?id=422 and http://www.ctheory.net/printer.aspx?id=423 , which might lift me onto a new level of meta-thinking about heterotopias and multitudes which lead to heteropolis? we'll see.

but the real question for me to post again was: aren't the catacombes from paris the heterotopia per se?