The talk of perfect architecture has prompted another question in mind...
What would the perfect computer platform/program for use in OS events look
like?
Is there a way that the use of a wireless network could be used that would
allow technically savy groups to have a fuller, more efecient
Harrison--
I hope your lurking space includes a place for a nap. Isn't that one of
the fundamentals of a great OS?
Smiles,
Dylene
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Soon after the slumlords invaded a conversation, they
were soon left to talk to themselves. They finally left the event,
disapointed that they had no impact at all in trying to disrupt the event.
Again, in terms of architecture, I like being able to view everything in a
single room. I have sinc
At 12:30 AM 8/9/00 +, you wrote:
Dear OSLIST,
Wouldn't it be wonderful if some architects worked to design an ideal
community building expressly for Open Space events?
What would it look like?
Chris
I am not sure -- but I think we might have to add anothe
One thought that comes to mind is monasteries and convents. Wonderful spaces
for smaller groups. They are often constructed to bring residents together.
I've led retreats built around OS in these spaces and (I like to think )
because of the acknowledged presence of spirit, the listening is very
ge
hi, chris, good idea.
that could be for example for an university as for permanent use in the
manner of open!space.
on that we should remember and activate the ideas of friedrich kiesler,
an austrian architect, who lived and worked in new york since 1926,
there he died in 1965.
he is as well the au
My response does not pertain to a building per se, but I certainly
have noticed that living in a cul-de-sac, as I do, approximates Open
Space. Six families frequently have get togethers in the middle of
the cul-de-sac using any excuse whatsover (birthdays, holidays,
etc.) Doesn't a cul-de-sac appr
Something like a modern version of an African village perhaps...?
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Dear OSLIST,
Wouldn't it be wonderful if some architects worked to design an ideal
community building expressly for Open Space events?
What would it look like?
Chris
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I am not certain of the policy here, but this is on the AI listserve. The
relevance to Harrison's comments on the CD Peg has provided are obvious.
Dave
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