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be2camp signs up to 10:10
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Martin Brown Oct. 12, 2009.
10:10 joining be2camp at Working Buildings, October 7th
Started Sep. 30, 2009
towards a be2camp sustainability manifesto
Started Aug. 18, 2009
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Discussion area for the second life and other virtual world aspects of be2camp
Hi Everyone,
How are you? Hope all is well with you. Just a quick question, are we all have projects in Second Life or similar virtual worlds? Or are we just interested in exploring the potential of virtual worlds for architectual practice?
Have w…
To discuss use of web 2.0 within FM
Discussion area for the second life and other virtual world aspects of be2camp
What kind of thing are they after? If it's design flythrough you can do it in Google Sketchup if they want a cheap (free) option?
We have received a request to help find a fly through technology organisation based in the South West. If this is your bag or know of someone who can help please leave details below, send me a message through this site or twitter @fairsnap or @be2ca…
Forgot to mention Tony that we use Delicious here on be2camp to share relevant bookmarks - see the panel on the bottom left on this page
I would agree with Adrian on Delicious which I use as a personal online bookmark, and indeed is just one click from a toolbar. I am not always good at adding tags though which is essential to share and or find again.
Others to look at are Stumbledu…
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- About Me
- My main business area is in leading and supporting improvements within the built environment, through my independent organisation, Fairsnape. Support at the moment tends to be sustainability, carbon and social issues, however my portfolio approach encompasses a wide range of organisational improvement with a client base that covers multi-national organisations to small micro businesses.
I blog and comment on the built environment, and indeed on the natural environment at www.fairsnape.wordpress.com You can follow me on twitter www.twitter.com/martinbrown and Skype via: fairsnape
As a resident of Second Life (avatar name: Brand Woodin) I explore the future of virtual environments as an aid to improving usability of built environments
I have more than a passing interest in connectivity - from application of complexity and chaos theory, to Web2.0 to wiki and blogs to connectivity with nature.
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Can you help? Fly through technology wanted
We have received a request to help find a fly through technology organisation based in the South East. If this is your bag or know of someone who can help please leave details below, send me a message through this site or twitter @fairsnap or @be2camp
Many thanks
Many thanks
Posted on November 18, 2009 at 2:30pm — 1 Comment
'Augmented Reality: Dream App or Disaster for Cities' at be2camp working buildings
Dr. Cindy Frewen Wuellner, FAIA, architect and futurist, researches the future of cities and will present live from Kansas into London at Be2camp Working Buildings on October 8th.
Currently, she is writing a book on 21st Century Cities regarding social change and digital technologies. Previously, she owned an architecture firm for 20 years, designing sustainable, public projects.
Cindy can be followed on twitter @urbanverse and through… Continue
Currently, she is writing a book on 21st Century Cities regarding social change and digital technologies. Previously, she owned an architecture firm for 20 years, designing sustainable, public projects.
Cindy can be followed on twitter @urbanverse and through… Continue
Posted on October 5, 2009 at 7:24am —
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Lots of discussions this week on forthcoming be2camp events. Be2camp brum on the 12 Aug is looking really good, and soon there may be standing room only !
But also thinking ahead to be2camp london 7 and 8th October at the working buildings event in Olympia which will have a distinct facilities management theme.
We have establish… Continue
But also thinking ahead to be2camp london 7 and 8th October at the working buildings event in Olympia which will have a distinct facilities management theme.
We have establish… Continue
Posted on August 1, 2009 at 11:00am —
Be2camp Manifesto
Back in October at Be2Camp London, we said that although be2camp happens today, its not just about today, and that there will be other be2camps in the UK, in Sydney and in Illinois, but most importantly the be2camp site will become a hub for built environment web2.0 matters.
Now as we count down to be2camp north this Friday in Liverpool we have 166 members on be2camp.com from around the world, and with be2camp events being planned in Sydney, Chicago and elsewhere, be2camp has become that hub.… Continue
Now as we count down to be2camp north this Friday in Liverpool we have 166 members on be2camp.com from around the world, and with be2camp events being planned in Sydney, Chicago and elsewhere, be2camp has become that hub.… Continue
Posted on May 10, 2009 at 10:02pm —
why everyone should use twitter next week
Next week, the 12 - 15th May, sees a series of built environment ‘events’ in the UK:
Be2camp north in Liverpool 15th May (following on from the worlds first unconference for built environment)
Sustainability Now (13-14th ) Buildings Virtual Conference and Exhibition
The Facilities Show NEC B… Continue
Be2camp north in Liverpool 15th May (following on from the worlds first unconference for built environment)
Sustainability Now (13-14th ) Buildings Virtual Conference and Exhibition
The Facilities Show NEC B… Continue
Posted on May 6, 2009 at 6:27am —
Comment Wall (33 comments)
- At 4:09pm on October 9, 2009,
Kathy Michell said… - Hi Martin - only a pleasure to help. Glad that it went down well. Kind regards Kathy
- At 5:37pm on October 5, 2009,
Andrew Kenyon said… - Evening Martin. Thx for the welcome. Unfortunately prior committments this weds and thurs but will contribute where I can...
Andy K
- At 7:49am on September 29, 2009,
Paul Markovits said… - Hi Martin, thanks for that. Yes looking forward to meeting you and the rest of the Be2Camp team next week as well.
Regards
Paul
- At 9:19pm on September 28, 2009,
Steven Nimmo said… - Hi Martin,
Thanks for the welcome email.
My MD Iain Murray introduced me to be2camp about one hour ago.
I will be down in London on they days for the workplace event, so I hope to attend this new and exciting venture.
Regards,
Steven
- At 9:16am on September 22, 2009,
Oona Webster said… - Hi Martin,
Thanks for hte wecome note. I will try my be there - not sure how dates are looking at the moment. Regards Oona
- At 12:55pm on September 18, 2009,
James Rock said… - hello Martin,
Thank you for your welcome. I will be at Be2camp in London on 8th October - unfortunately I have client commitments in Leicester and manchester on 7th. I hope we can catch up and explore mutual interests at the event.
Best regards
@James_Rock
- At 12:31pm on September 18, 2009,
Adam M. Box said… - Hi Martin,
Bit too quick for me - due to Holiday comittments October is showing a distinct lack of free days.
Thanks for giving me the nudge about it though.
Adam
- At 11:32am on September 18, 2009,
Ian Hillier said…
- Thank you Martin - will try my best to attend.
- At 10:37am on September 17, 2009,
Ian Fordham said… - thanks martin - i really think there's a lot of conversations we could have about our work at the BCSE and what we're trying to do to connect people through the sector nationally. i can't make the next meeting as it clashes with our fringe session at the tory party conference - but would be keen to attend future sessions.
- At 4:03pm on September 15, 2009,
Alberto Peixoto San Martin said…
- Thanks for the welcome message, Martin! I'm looking forward to participating from overseas as much as I can. Cheers!
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