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Re: The Gate of the Present Circular Loan? (Not EXACTLY a Jambalaya)
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Thu, 30 Dec 1999 01:47:24 GMT
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Larry-
I was on the design team that provided the Gate design which starts on 122
through 125 (English version). LEGO® sent us a HUGE box of almost every
element you could imagine, and design standards (parameters) with LEGO®
engineering tools (i.e.- LEGO® graph paper etc.). We then designed the gate
submittal (, and sent it off for the LEGO® master builder to replicate with
the actual bricks.
I think our entry was the best (beng biased of course! :-) - but maybe because
I have a strong
loving relationship with the Columbia River Gorge (where this design concept
originated
from).
The firm used to be SOA (Studio of Architecture), however, they have since
changed their name and affiliate status.
I have the English version - Need direct translations? I have them.
Thanks for your interest on this competition (good luck to you as well in
finding such a rare publication)!
Jeremy Rear, Associate AIA
In lugnet.market.jambalaya, Larry
Pieniazek writes:
> I was graciously given a book, "The Gate of the Present" by Nico H. of Holland.
> It's in French, but documents a design competition of some sort in which a
> number of artists or architects were given a lot of bricks and asked to make
> something that to them, represented a gate.
>
> I have loaned this book to Eric "Bendyarm" McCarthy, a stalwart hobbyist, who
> is planning to return it to me. Rather than doing that, is there anyone who
> would be interested in seeing this book as well?
>
> I'm thinking if there is interest that we would treat this somewhat like a
> Jambalaya... Each borrower is obligated to send it on at their own expense to
> someone else on the list who hasn't yet seen it.
>
> Since this is my book and I want it back at the end, the rules will be a little
> different from usual. Post your desire as a direct response to this post (not
> to some other post please...) and I will decide if you're on the list or not.
> People who haven't demonstrated that they have forwarded on at least one
> Jambalaya box probably won't be on it, at least for now, as I DO WANT THIS BOOK
> BACK!
>
> Strong preference to being next would be given to someone who knows enough
> French to do a bit of translation of what they feel are key passages, and could
> insert some notes (on separate pieces of paper, please) into the book for the
> elucidation of those who follow..
>
> So, any interest?
>
> Hopefully readers agree this is close enough to a Jambalaya to belong here but
> if there is strong sentiment that it doesn't, suggest away.
>
> ++Lar
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