Fish hatcheries, barrier trees, and a new architectural Tokyo
I've just added two sketches by Mark Goerner to the film fest page; the images are also pictured here. I love this stuff!
[Image: A sketch by Mark Goerner].
You're looking, first, at Mark's vision of a future Tokyo, glancing down over the rim of a balcony into a massive hotel-like interior with its own train system and a kind of tent market laid out on the main floor (here's a much larger version to check out).
[Image: A sketch by Mark Goerner].
Then you're looking at a speculative building for a future Sahara, complete with fish hatcheries, beehive towers, barrier trees, and a roof made of "solar fabric" (larger version also available).
So I'll use this as a quick reminder to come out to the event on May 8th, and to bring a friend and some questions and listen to four guys talking about film and architecture.
[Image: A sketch by Mark Goerner].You're looking, first, at Mark's vision of a future Tokyo, glancing down over the rim of a balcony into a massive hotel-like interior with its own train system and a kind of tent market laid out on the main floor (here's a much larger version to check out).
[Image: A sketch by Mark Goerner].Then you're looking at a speculative building for a future Sahara, complete with fish hatcheries, beehive towers, barrier trees, and a roof made of "solar fabric" (larger version also available).
So I'll use this as a quick reminder to come out to the event on May 8th, and to bring a friend and some questions and listen to four guys talking about film and architecture.



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are these lectures ever recorded and then, perhaps, uploaded to google video? I, for one, would be very interested in participating but geographical limitations prohibit physical attendance...
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