Comments on: Wikitecture 2.0: Designing the Architecture of Architectural Design Collaboration. http://studiowikitecture.wordpress.com/2007/04/15/wikitecture-20-designing-the-architecture-of-architectural-design-collaboration/ Improving Architecture and City Planning by Harnessing the Ideas behind ............................. Mass Collaboration, Social Networking, Wikis, Folksonomies, Open Source, Prosumers, Networked Intelligence, Crowd Sourcing, Crowd Wisdom, Smart Mobs, Peer Production, Lightweight Collaboration, Emergent Intelligence, Social Production, Self-Organized Communities, Collective Genius, Loose Networks of Peers, Collaborative Infrastructures, Open platforms, Wiki Workplace, Open Innovation, Horizontal Networks, Collective Intelligence, Global Innovation Networks, Swarm Intelligence, Decentralized Collaboration, Participatory Culture, Web 2.0...and the like. Fri, 25 Jul 2008 09:58:01 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=MU By: Colin Rhinesmith » Collaborative Design in a Virtual World: Using Second Life to Re-imagine Boston City Hall Plaza http://studiowikitecture.wordpress.com/2007/04/15/wikitecture-20-designing-the-architecture-of-architectural-design-collaboration/#comment-3665 Colin Rhinesmith » Collaborative Design in a Virtual World: Using Second Life to Re-imagine Boston City Hall Plaza Wed, 19 Dec 2007 22:45:42 +0000 http://studiowikitecture.wordpress.com/2007/04/15/wikitecture-20-designing-the-architecture-of-architectural-design-collaboration/#comment-3665 [...] Studio Wikitecture. (2007). Wikitecture 2.0: Designing the architecture of architectural design collaration. Retrieved December 16, 2007, from http://studiowikitecture.wordpress.com/2007/04/15/wikitecture-20-designing-the-architecture-of-archi.... [...] [...] Studio Wikitecture. (2007). Wikitecture 2.0: Designing the architecture of architectural design collaration. Retrieved December 16, 2007, from http://studiowikitecture.wordpress.com/2007/04/15/wikitecture-20-designing-the-architecture-of-archi…. [...]

]]> By: Wikitecture 3.0 Experiment: 1st Kick-Off Meeting « The ARCH http://studiowikitecture.wordpress.com/2007/04/15/wikitecture-20-designing-the-architecture-of-architectural-design-collaboration/#comment-2364 Wikitecture 3.0 Experiment: 1st Kick-Off Meeting « The ARCH Fri, 21 Sep 2007 03:54:27 +0000 http://studiowikitecture.wordpress.com/2007/04/15/wikitecture-20-designing-the-architecture-of-architectural-design-collaboration/#comment-2364 [...] a link to the program and protocol for this experiment as [...] [...] a link to the program and protocol for this experiment as [...]

]]> By: Wikitecture 3.0 experiment: 1st Kick-off meeting « Studio Wikitecture: Opening Architecture http://studiowikitecture.wordpress.com/2007/04/15/wikitecture-20-designing-the-architecture-of-architectural-design-collaboration/#comment-2360 Wikitecture 3.0 experiment: 1st Kick-off meeting « Studio Wikitecture: Opening Architecture Thu, 20 Sep 2007 20:38:07 +0000 http://studiowikitecture.wordpress.com/2007/04/15/wikitecture-20-designing-the-architecture-of-architectural-design-collaboration/#comment-2360 [...] a link to the program and protocol for this experiment as [...] [...] a link to the program and protocol for this experiment as [...]

]]> By: Mr. Nelson http://studiowikitecture.wordpress.com/2007/04/15/wikitecture-20-designing-the-architecture-of-architectural-design-collaboration/#comment-1283 Mr. Nelson Sun, 05 Aug 2007 21:42:27 +0000 http://studiowikitecture.wordpress.com/2007/04/15/wikitecture-20-designing-the-architecture-of-architectural-design-collaboration/#comment-1283 This is a fantastic site, and congratulations to all participating in the architecture experience in Second Life ! We are developing also the Worlds First Completely Free Universe and are needing 3D architectural software developers to help in this, as well as 3D architectural modelers to help develop the free 3D world, 3D models that will be introduced into the new 3D completely free universe, where you will be able to do everything you do in Second Life, except completely free, including owning land ! Learn about and Join Us at ----->>>> http://www.globaldeveloper.net We look forward to your participation ! This is a fantastic site, and congratulations to all participating in the architecture experience in Second Life !

We are developing also the Worlds First Completely Free Universe and are needing 3D architectural software developers to help in this, as well as 3D architectural modelers to help develop the free 3D world, 3D models that will be introduced into the new 3D completely free universe, where you will be able to do everything you do in Second Life, except completely free, including owning land !

Learn about and Join Us at —–>>>>

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We look forward to your participation !

]]> By: UgoTrade » Blog Archive » Second Life 3D Experience Architects: Leading the Way on the Virtual Frontier http://studiowikitecture.wordpress.com/2007/04/15/wikitecture-20-designing-the-architecture-of-architectural-design-collaboration/#comment-1065 UgoTrade » Blog Archive » Second Life 3D Experience Architects: Leading the Way on the Virtual Frontier Tue, 24 Jul 2007 18:26:58 +0000 http://studiowikitecture.wordpress.com/2007/04/15/wikitecture-20-designing-the-architecture-of-architectural-design-collaboration/#comment-1065 [...] now his winning entry. And, Theory talked about his vision for participatory city planning and the Studio Wikitecture experiment he has initiated with Theory on, Architecture Island, Second Life [...] [...] now his winning entry. And, Theory talked about his vision for participatory city planning and the Studio Wikitecture experiment he has initiated with Theory on, Architecture Island, Second Life [...]

]]> By: UgoTrade » Blog Archive » Extreme Life Logging & 3D Experience Architects: Digging it with Destroy TV. http://studiowikitecture.wordpress.com/2007/04/15/wikitecture-20-designing-the-architecture-of-architectural-design-collaboration/#comment-513 UgoTrade » Blog Archive » Extreme Life Logging & 3D Experience Architects: Digging it with Destroy TV. Tue, 05 Jun 2007 18:25:12 +0000 http://studiowikitecture.wordpress.com/2007/04/15/wikitecture-20-designing-the-architecture-of-architectural-design-collaboration/#comment-513 [...] TP-ing in Theory Shaw and the ensuing tour they gave to destroy of architecture island and the Wikitecture [...] [...] TP-ing in Theory Shaw and the ensuing tour they gave to destroy of architecture island and the Wikitecture [...]

]]> By: Trends: l’espansione reale dei mondi virtuali o metaversi (Parte 1) | Stalkk.ed http://studiowikitecture.wordpress.com/2007/04/15/wikitecture-20-designing-the-architecture-of-architectural-design-collaboration/#comment-274 Trends: l’espansione reale dei mondi virtuali o metaversi (Parte 1) | Stalkk.ed Fri, 18 May 2007 17:02:58 +0000 http://studiowikitecture.wordpress.com/2007/04/15/wikitecture-20-designing-the-architecture-of-architectural-design-collaboration/#comment-274 [...] terrieri, imprenditori, commercianti, consulenti, artisti, politici, giornalisti, fotografi, architetti, società di modellazione 3D, agenzie immobiliari. E c’è il denaro, ci sono le banche, e [...] [...] terrieri, imprenditori, commercianti, consulenti, artisti, politici, giornalisti, fotografi, architetti, società di modellazione 3D, agenzie immobiliari. E c’è il denaro, ci sono le banche, e [...]

]]> By: UgoTrade » Blog Archive » “Real” Life Dreams and “Virtual” Realities http://studiowikitecture.wordpress.com/2007/04/15/wikitecture-20-designing-the-architecture-of-architectural-design-collaboration/#comment-63 UgoTrade » Blog Archive » “Real” Life Dreams and “Virtual” Realities Thu, 03 May 2007 17:13:38 +0000 http://studiowikitecture.wordpress.com/2007/04/15/wikitecture-20-designing-the-architecture-of-architectural-design-collaboration/#comment-63 [...] Arch writes (for more about Wikitecture see here): Given the open and collaborative nature of this initiative, I think Second Life provides a [...] [...] Arch writes (for more about Wikitecture see here): Given the open and collaborative nature of this initiative, I think Second Life provides a [...]

]]> By: Boiling down the Wikitecture Experiment to a few key points: « Studio Wikitecture http://studiowikitecture.wordpress.com/2007/04/15/wikitecture-20-designing-the-architecture-of-architectural-design-collaboration/#comment-43 Boiling down the Wikitecture Experiment to a few key points: « Studio Wikitecture Tue, 01 May 2007 22:45:49 +0000 http://studiowikitecture.wordpress.com/2007/04/15/wikitecture-20-designing-the-architecture-of-architectural-design-collaboration/#comment-43 [...] and to facilitate further contribution, it might be a good idea to boil down the extensive program and protocol to a few key [...] [...] and to facilitate further contribution, it might be a good idea to boil down the extensive program and protocol to a few key [...]

]]> By: Kiera Feldman http://studiowikitecture.wordpress.com/2007/04/15/wikitecture-20-designing-the-architecture-of-architectural-design-collaboration/#comment-42 Kiera Feldman Tue, 01 May 2007 22:44:50 +0000 http://studiowikitecture.wordpress.com/2007/04/15/wikitecture-20-designing-the-architecture-of-architectural-design-collaboration/#comment-42 Hi Theory! This is Kiera (aka "Koco Furse" in SL). SL isn't letting me log in right now to reply to your IM. In the future, gmail is the best way to reach me (kiera.feldman). That said, thanks for your note. Deborah told me she also heard from you. I think we should definitely be in touch! It sounds like our projects have similar guiding philosophies (if that's the right way to phrase it...). I'm so glad to hear that you are also interested in archiving. Right now we're having discussions about where to take the project, and archiving OSMOSA's evolution might be the major area on which we focus our attention. As Deborah noted, 'RL architects in SL' have a concrete goal: creating a *good* design. With OSMOSA, I think we're less interested in having a goal of a "good" museum with "good" art; rather, it's about seeing how people argue over ideas of "good" and "bad." As such, a record of that dialogue is important. We're still discussing if we want to make it so that things can be deleted entirely. At first we were going to make an OSMOSA group (as you suggest). Although, if deleting isn't an option, doesn't that basically enforce use of the archive room? My first thoughts are that that's a good thing (but then I'm not sure how much 'enforcement' is in the spirit of the project). Presently, the basement is our 'archive room' but it is definitely underused. We have a list of OSMOSA rules regarding can copy/can mod on one of the walls in the museum, and a request to use the archive room is on there. Do you have any suggestions on how else to encourage use of the archive room? Last thing for now: we've started up an OSMOSA blog (osmosa.blogspot.com). We are going to publicly post the password and encourage people to document changes to OSMOSA on the blog (eg before and after photos, transcripts of chats with people asking them to change modifications, assorted negotiations and arguments that are bound to take place in the space). Have any thoughts/suggestions? Look forward to hearing from you! Kiera Hi Theory! This is Kiera (aka “Koco Furse” in SL). SL isn’t letting me log in right now to reply to your IM. In the future, gmail is the best way to reach me (kiera.feldman). That said, thanks for your note. Deborah told me she also heard from you. I think we should definitely be in touch! It sounds like our projects have
similar guiding philosophies (if that’s the right way to phrase
it…). I’m so glad to hear that you are also interested in archiving.
Right now we’re having discussions about where to take the project,
and archiving OSMOSA’s evolution might be the major area on which we
focus our attention. As Deborah noted, ‘RL architects in SL’ have a
concrete goal: creating a *good* design. With OSMOSA, I think we’re
less interested in having a goal of a “good” museum with “good” art;
rather, it’s about seeing how people argue over ideas of “good” and
“bad.” As such, a record of that dialogue is important.

We’re still discussing if we want to make it so that things can be
deleted entirely. At first we were going to make an OSMOSA group (as
you suggest). Although, if deleting isn’t an option, doesn’t that
basically enforce use of the archive room? My first thoughts are that
that’s a good thing (but then I’m not sure how much ‘enforcement’ is
in the spirit of the project). Presently, the basement is our ‘archive
room’ but it is definitely underused. We have a list of OSMOSA rules
regarding can copy/can mod on one of the walls in the museum, and a
request to use the archive room is on there. Do you have any
suggestions on how else to encourage use of the archive room?

Last thing for now: we’ve started up an OSMOSA blog
(osmosa.blogspot.com). We are going to publicly post the password and
encourage people to document changes to OSMOSA on the blog (eg before
and after photos, transcripts of chats with people asking them to
change modifications, assorted negotiations and arguments that are
bound to take place in the space). Have any thoughts/suggestions?

Look forward to hearing from you!
Kiera

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