Project 1
1 EXCERCISE
FRIDAY 25 SEPTEMBER (Greenwich Maritime Campus)
Select an activity or experience to undertake before Friday. For example, you could buy something, visit an exhibition or cook a meal. On Friday, discuss what you did and what you think the energy impact of your activity might have been with the rest of the atelier.
2 PROJECT 1 PROGRAMME
TUESDAY 06 OCTOBER (Site Visit)
05:00 hrs
Site visit to Billingsgate Market. Sign the Billingsgate permit and bring it with you. Wear practical clothing (flat shoes & waterproof).
06:00 hrs
Assemble at front gatehouse for market tour with constabulary. Q&A session.
07:30 hrs
Café breakfast (the far corner café – lined with photos).
08:00 hrs
Assemble at reception, Seafood Training School, 1st Floor, Billingsgate Market.
Conversation with Chris Leftwich, Chief Inspector Fishmongers Co. Q&A session.
10:00 hrs
Walk to Telehouse data centre.
12:00 hrs
Walk back to Canary Wharf. Lunch in the mall followed by atelier meeting.
FRIDAY 09 OCTOBER (Greenwich Maritime Campus)
14:00 hrs
Tutorials
TUESDAY 13 OCTOBER (Avery Hill)
10:00 hrs
Project 1: DOCUMENT, work in progress. Pin-up & group discussion.
Your document will be published as an atelier web resource.
14:00 hrs
Project 2: Introduction to PERCEPTUAL MODEL.
MONDAY 19 OCTOBER (Site Visit)
10:00 hrs Telehouse site visit.
3 PROJECT 1 DOCUMENT
Working in any visual medium (photographs, video, drawing, painting, rubbing or casts), investigate and record a fragment gleaned from the site visits. Get in close. Fish catch-labels or the faces of traders in Billingsgate, security equipment or the heat haze from Telehouse. Become absorbed. Don’t try to understand the whole site – just your fragment. Allow yourself to be drawn in.
Write a caption to your document. Record processes and actions, results and interpretations.
4 REFERENCES
The atelier reading list is available on this website.
4.1 WEB
http://www.cityoflondon.gov.uk/corporation/LGNL_Services/Business/Markets/Billingsgate+Market/
http://www.seafoodtraining.org/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google_platform
http://www.datacenterknowledge.com/archives/2008/03/27/google-data-center-faq/
http://www.nytimes.com/2006/06/14/technology/14search.html?pagewanted=1&_r=1
http://news.cnet.com/8301-1001_3-10209580-92.html
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jvlXe2ahxiM
4.2 BUILDINGS
THE ROYAL COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS IN LONDON BY SIR DENYS LASDUN
ANATOMICAL TABLES – THE ROYAL COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS
In his designs for The Royal College of Physicians, Sir Denys Lasdun was allegedly influenced by the 17C anatomical tables, constructed in Padua for medical study, from human body tissue varnished onto hardwood boards and mapping the venal, arterial and nervous systems