Thursday, 30 June 2011
Mole Man's House
Dalston legend Mole Man - Looks like Mole's house is finally to come down but it's still standing !
From Mole Man: "I first tried to dig a wine cellar, and then the cellar doubled, and so on. But the idea that I dug tunnels under other people's houses is rubbish. I just have a big basement. It's gone down deep enough to hit the water table - that's the lowest you can go."
Source: Guardian
Monday, 20 June 2011
AA School Artist in Residence
Neasden Control Centre has been invited as Graphic Artist in Residence as part of the Architectural Association's annual field trip organised by Liam Young and Kate Davies from Unknown Field Division. Unknown Field Division is a nomadic studio that travels on annual expeditions to the ends of the earth exploring unreal and forgotten landscapes, alien terrains and obsolete ecologies - This year we will travel on a cross section through landscapes of obsolete futures from the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone, through the Ukraine and the oil fields of Azerbaijan to rocket launch pad of kazakhstan’s Baikonur Cosmodrone. Identity designed by NCC more info here: http://www.unknownfieldsdivision.com/ Partners on the field trip include: Architectural Association, British Council, Philips Design Probes, Volume, Kumuka Worldwide, Storefront for Art and Architecture and Neasden Control Centre.
Monday, 13 June 2011
Charcoal Burners
Looking through Donlon Books and spotted a book of British Folk and Craft Industries. Charcoal Burning being one of these - as featured in the stunning Le Quattro Volte Film showing at present. The Furness area of the Lake District had been famous for its charcoal for hundreds of years; most of it was used to smelt iron and steel for use in industry throughout the world. Today 80 to 90 % of charcoal used in the UK is imported from the third world.
Wednesday, 8 June 2011
Tuesday, 7 June 2011
Juno
Juno the studio dog at Haberdashery London, once she's got the ball you ve got no chance - looking forward to working with them on a new project more deets soon...
Monday, 6 June 2011
Saturday, 4 June 2011
Thursday, 2 June 2011
Words Today
NCC submit's to this blog - Words Today - which focuses on the often peculiar graphic language inhabited around us, with unusual typogaphic solutions to sign's and missss spelt phonectic wrds.
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