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Subject: CONF: Architects Computer Systems, Wiesbaden, 25-27 Nov 1993
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Architects Computer System Conference 1993 (ACS 93)
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Rhein-Main-Hallen
Wiesbaden, Hesse
25-27 November 1993
If you're traveling in Germany in late November, you might want to
take in the ACS 93. This is the tenth such conference organized by
the Hessen architects organization, Architektenkammer Hessen. The ACS
represents a close melding of architectural and computer issues and
should be of interest to professionals in both these and related
fields. The Europe-wide Architects Computer Systems Award is
presented at this conference and there is an exhibition of computer
software and hardware pertinent to architecture, construction, and
planning. In 1992, 9,300 persons, mostly architects, were in
attendance; 150 exhibitors showed their wares. Wiesbaden is about 20
minutes from Frankfurt.
The speakers for 1993 include such notables as computer "critic"
Joseph Weitzenbaum and Apple Fellow Alan Kay. In addition, numerous
practitioners from throughout Europe and the U.S., as well as Germany,
will discuss state-of-the-art applications of computer systems in
architecture and related fields. (I'm speaking on the virtual inter-
face as a liberated environment for architectural practice.) The
proceedings is a really nice book.
For more information, contact:
Dipl-Ing Lydia Suhrborg
Architektenkammer Hessen
Mainzer Strasse 10
D-65184 Wiesbaden, Germany
49-611-17 38 0 phone
49-611-17 38 40 fax
Sorry, no known email address.
Bob Jacobson
Worldesign Inc.
Seattle
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Subject: CONF: Architects Computer Systems, Wiesbaden, 25-27 Nov 1993
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Architects Computer System Conference 1993 (ACS 93)
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Rhein-Main-Hallen
Wiesbaden, Hesse
25-27 November 1993
If you're traveling in Germany in late November, you might want to
take in the ACS 93. This is the tenth such conference organized by
the Hessen architects organization, Architektenkammer Hessen. The ACS
represents a close melding of architectural and computer issues and
should be of interest to professionals in both these and related
fields. The Europe-wide Architects Computer Systems Award is
presented at this conference and there is an exhibition of computer
software and hardware pertinent to architecture, construction, and
planning. In 1992, 9,300 persons, mostly architects, were in
attendance; 150 exhibitors showed their wares. Wiesbaden is about 20
minutes from Frankfurt.
The speakers for 1993 include such notables as computer "critic"
Joseph Weitzenbaum and Apple Fellow Alan Kay. In addition, numerous
practitioners from throughout Europe and the U.S., as well as Germany,
will discuss state-of-the-art applications of computer systems in
architecture and related fields. (I'm speaking on the virtual inter-
face as a liberated environment for architectural practice.) The
proceedings is a really nice book.
For more information, contact:
Dipl-Ing Lydia Suhrborg
Architektenkammer Hessen
Mainzer Strasse 10
D-65184 Wiesbaden, Germany
49-611-17 38 0 phone
49-611-17 38 40 fax
Sorry, no known email address.
Bob Jacobson
Worldesign Inc.
Seattle