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Hilary Pfeifer

Have fun and stay warm--I think that architectual tour is one of the best things to do in Chicago. If you have a chance, go visit the IIT campus designed by Van der Rohe and later Rem Koolhaas.

Aneeda

And how does one sign up for this event?

Aneeda

How does one sign up for this event?

cityscope

No need to sign up if you want to attend. Donations are accepted at the door, but not required. If you are interested in presenting in the future, speak with one of the organizers on Monday, or email info@projectcityscope.org.

kalliope

A similar event was held called Ignite Portland, http://www.igniteportland.com/, a couple of weeks back. It was a great event at the W&K space. Another is planned for early 2008. Personally speaking, having to sit through many powerpoint presentations that exceed 80 slides, and guilty of creating a few of my own lengthy ones, it's refreshing to know that the "20 Slide" movement is gaining momentum!!

cityscope

Hurrah for brevity!

Aneeda

Did anyone go to this? Was it worth going to next time?

Brian Libby

Aneeda, the place was totally packed - about 200 in a really small space. The presentations were very diverse. The first guy presented findings from his thesis on Bankok and Istanbul. Another guy read his fiction and showed images of empty apartments. I showed vacation slides. Then Jeff Stuhr of Holst Architecture showed images of new buildings expected to change the skyline, and a woman from a homeless youth facility showed pictures of some of her clients. Great stuff! The next one, I believe, is scheduled for February.

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