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A student-run platform challenging the normal within the 4x4x4

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Cube #137 talks about a physical manifestation of digital byte 📱 “In this cube, our data starts to take on the shape of a bookshelf, a filing cabinet and other such structures using the byte, a unit of digital memory transformed into a three-dimensional building block. In this world behind the server, our data is materialised into representing the amount of data stored and the forms which use to store it, reconciling our physical and digital worlds.” 📱 By Pui Quan Choi @pqchoi @aaschool Full Text Available: https://volume64blog.com/2018/04/20/137-the-cloud-parlour/
#Brief13 of #thecloudparlour kicks off with #cube136: ☁️ "As we become tethered to our mobile phones, reliant on networks and require more storage year on year, the necessity for a personal data centre increases. Within the 4x4x4, the personal data centre takes the form of ‘the cloud’. Following your every move, hovering over you and eventually becoming like an external organ you cannot live without.” ☁️ BY LUKE REVELEY @lukereveley @bartlettarchucl #volume64season3
Brief 13 is out ☁️Read about it on our website 🖋👆🏻 #brief13 has been written by @cjdelahunt, watch this space for new entries coming soon #volume64
#brief12 is over! Huge thanks to our contributors for kicking off season 3! In order of appearance: Anoushae Eirabie, Jakob Walter, Kimberley Berney & Samuel Jaccard, Luke Reveley, Kirsty McMullan, Natalie Roberts, Bethany Hird, Elif Ongut, Ernst Schubert, Daana Bolot, Lloyd Lee and Emma Colthurst #repost #volume64season3
#cube135 transports a moment of green in a city to its original expanse: 🌱🌳🍃 The Courtyard, a niche of serenity carved out within urban sprawl is transported to the Nature Reserve. Here reality and imagination collide through the possibilities of the threshold. The transition of the bridge, the connecting arches, the open door, and the distorted window facilitate the wandering visitors mind as they envision personal glimpses of the peace beyond. The protected trees and inhabitant birds of the reserve cross into the urban oasis, in exchange of the drifting urban explorer searching for tranquillity 🍃🌿🌳 BY EMMA COLTHURST @emcolthurst @bartlettarchucl
Cube #134 remedies the claustrophobic reality of the concert by killing its culture of congestion: 🤘 “However, this kind of experience might bring a sense of terror to people with claustrophobia. The idea of being trapped in the crowd disables them to go to such concerts. Here, this fear is remedied through a conceptual imposition of glass boxes in the middle of the concert ‘pit’. Through the architectural intervention that kills the culture of mosh pit, the attendees who ‘see’ the concert inside these glass boxes become ‘observers’ of the concert, not the ‘participants’.” 🤘 By Lloyd Lee @lloydlees @aaschool Full Text Available: https://volume64blog.com/2018/04/13/134-ruined-concert/

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