Since blogspot is so lovely and provides us with statistics about our pageviews we decided to take this information and make some infographics out of them because infographics are fun!
This is the first of many, and it overviews which operating systems our blog viewers are using.
Poster A: Circles
Poster B: Brackets
The Students of Architecture at Carleton University have hosted an annual public event for the past 38 years. The event is well known for its installations created by the students. These architectural interventions dramatically transform the spaces into dream-like places through music, art and design. It has proven to be an important part in the students education; an opportunity to expand their passions through full scale construction.
Support the Carleton Architecture students and help raise funds for Architecture for Humanity.
CIDSA will be holding a Silk Screening Workshop on Saturday November 12th.
Due to limited materials the workshop will be done in pairs, meaning that you will work together to create one screen, but once the screen is made you can put the design onto your own materials.
The process is very interesting and the workshop is sure to be a great learning experience and a lot of fun!
Cute videos from Education First, a language education organization that promotes traveling to different countries to learn the culture and language. Though I'm not from the West Coast, this particular video made me miss Canada. Watch them all here, they'll make you smile, and maybe you'll learn some new phrases.
PS, the graphic elements may make you smile as well.
There will be a museum outing this Thursday to the National Gallery of Canada.
Admission is free, and we will be seeing their new Exhibit called Embellishing Architecture: Italian drawings of architectural decorations and ornaments.
The rest of the Gallery's collection will also be open for viewing.
We will be meeting in Studio at 4:30pm on Thursday, and will head to the museum as a group.