Nice, nice, very very nice. Can you tell me the names of the people
designing on
the SGI's at Columbia? They are the ones living in the real world.
I do have my Nikes and my five dollar bill ready for the spaceship
terrestials behind the hale-bop comet. I hope you are aware that the San
Diego Cult had a, oh my GOD, V R M L site!
In any event. I am looking for people learning/teaching VRMl in
Architecture schools. I am interested in helping them have access to any
tools they might need. I am particulary interested in any VRML 2.0 sites.
By the way, I learned CAD while working at Skidmore Ownings and Merrill. I
worked both in the San Francisco office and the Los Angeles office. Shows
you the kind of drug addicts I hang with.
VRML is currently being applied in bio-chemistry, commerce, medicine,
anatomy, 3D data bases like ocean floors, oil fields, and aerospace.
I am educated as an architect, but I am dreaming of 2nd Web, one were
useful information is exchanged on the Internet.
Best,
Sandra Cannon
>Howard,
>
>Sandra Cannon answered your question about why words
>and computer programs do not affect architecture: they
>are tools for pushing a different addiction.
>
>Word and graphic artists have no interest in the built
>envrionment, indeed, they use entrancing artifices to
>diffuse responsibility, or, more often, deploy these devices to
>critique meat-worlders of failing to match the algorithmic
>imaginary -- alignment of 7s is always imminent, keep
>jerking the handle, pushing the puck, dropping the quarters.
>
>And, boy, are fantasy publishersand gameboy-makers happy
>about it, as Ms. Cannon displays. (Until their casinos collapse
>on them.)
>
>SGI has given a couple of dozen gambling and drug-making
>machines to Columbia's School of Architecture, and several faculty
>pushers/sharks are delirious about teaching ambitious young cons
>to fleece offices and studios, assisted, to be sure, by bottom-deck
>artisans SGI and Cybernautics.
>
>Gehry's and Eisenman's addiction to CATIA is becoming pathetic.
>These greying guys are still supporting national security-derived
>contraptions, fronting for war-toy dual-use boxes, perpetuating
>aerospatial dreams of glory without bearing any of the risk of
>being remotely slaughtered.
>
>VRML is, never forget, an invention for remote controlled killing,
>and Cybernautics toy-treatment is a gross deception, like
>CATIA's, like Manhattan architecture and criticism.
Sandra Cannon
Cybernautics, Inc.
Account Executive
cannon@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://www.cybernautics.com
415 289 5030
designing on
the SGI's at Columbia? They are the ones living in the real world.
I do have my Nikes and my five dollar bill ready for the spaceship
terrestials behind the hale-bop comet. I hope you are aware that the San
Diego Cult had a, oh my GOD, V R M L site!
In any event. I am looking for people learning/teaching VRMl in
Architecture schools. I am interested in helping them have access to any
tools they might need. I am particulary interested in any VRML 2.0 sites.
By the way, I learned CAD while working at Skidmore Ownings and Merrill. I
worked both in the San Francisco office and the Los Angeles office. Shows
you the kind of drug addicts I hang with.
VRML is currently being applied in bio-chemistry, commerce, medicine,
anatomy, 3D data bases like ocean floors, oil fields, and aerospace.
I am educated as an architect, but I am dreaming of 2nd Web, one were
useful information is exchanged on the Internet.
Best,
Sandra Cannon
>Howard,
>
>Sandra Cannon answered your question about why words
>and computer programs do not affect architecture: they
>are tools for pushing a different addiction.
>
>Word and graphic artists have no interest in the built
>envrionment, indeed, they use entrancing artifices to
>diffuse responsibility, or, more often, deploy these devices to
>critique meat-worlders of failing to match the algorithmic
>imaginary -- alignment of 7s is always imminent, keep
>jerking the handle, pushing the puck, dropping the quarters.
>
>And, boy, are fantasy publishersand gameboy-makers happy
>about it, as Ms. Cannon displays. (Until their casinos collapse
>on them.)
>
>SGI has given a couple of dozen gambling and drug-making
>machines to Columbia's School of Architecture, and several faculty
>pushers/sharks are delirious about teaching ambitious young cons
>to fleece offices and studios, assisted, to be sure, by bottom-deck
>artisans SGI and Cybernautics.
>
>Gehry's and Eisenman's addiction to CATIA is becoming pathetic.
>These greying guys are still supporting national security-derived
>contraptions, fronting for war-toy dual-use boxes, perpetuating
>aerospatial dreams of glory without bearing any of the risk of
>being remotely slaughtered.
>
>VRML is, never forget, an invention for remote controlled killing,
>and Cybernautics toy-treatment is a gross deception, like
>CATIA's, like Manhattan architecture and criticism.
Sandra Cannon
Cybernautics, Inc.
Account Executive
cannon@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://www.cybernautics.com
415 289 5030