Lynda Roberts

splendid charrette>>>>>

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04th August 2010
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CHARRETTE 1.01 | Background

 

Thought to originate from the École des Beaux-Arts in Paris in the 19th century, the word charrette is from the French for "cart" or "chariot."

 

It was not unusual for student architects to continue working furiously, at the last minute, on the illustrations for their design presentations, even while riding in the school cart (en charrette) through the streets of Paris en route to submit the projects to their professors.[1] Hence, the term metamorphosed into the current design-related usage in conjunction with working right up until a deadline.

 

In the 16th, 17th, and 18th century when travel took long periods, a Charette referred to long carriage rides in which politicians and policy makers would be sequestered together in order to collaborate in solving a set problem over the duration of their journey.

 

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Lynda Roberts

this thing they call splendour #3>>>>>

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01st August 2010
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I wonder what the role of art is in this context....

http://www.flickr.com/photos/publicassembly/sets/72157624568820355/

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Lynda Roberts

this thing they call splendour #2>>>>>

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01st August 2010
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Bike fence strikes again!!!!

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Lynda Roberts

this thing they call splendour #1>>>>>

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01st August 2010
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It’s the first time I’ve been to the festival...

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Lynda Roberts

splendid prep>>>>>

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29th July 2010

2 days at The Edge in Brisbane.....

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