An insight into the steel industry of Bangladesh and another take on "recycling".
14 years ago
Friday, February 20, 2009
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Travelling
Current status: digesting the fish
We arrived back in the Netherlands on May 22nd, after an 24 hour flight and the inevitable loss of luggage at Heathrow.
The studio Urban Emergencies exhibition, symposium and publication took place and professionals from different parties joined to discuss the visions of the students on the emergency topic. We will be presenting an architectural proposal on september 10th at the TU Delft faculty of Architecture.
We left for Bangladesh on March 3 and came back on May 22.
We left for Bangladesh on March 3 and came back on May 22.
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- Ship Breaking in Bangladesh
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- Tools: Space Syntax
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Have you checked out the documentary on Edward Burtynsky called Manufactured Landscapes? It also has a section on shipbreaking and it's a really beautiful documentary.
ReplyDeleteAfraid not, but I will definately check it out when I get the chance. I suppose that was the film you got your inspiration for your initial T?F poster from?
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