Green-Wood Cemetery
Mapping London is currently abroad on holiday. So here& […]
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Timelapsing/Warping in New York City
Timelapsing/warping is a series of techniques that when combined can create unique view of the urban scene. Daniele Quatrini of http://www.lowbudgetmiracle.it/ (seems to be under construction) have used a variety of timelapse/warps clips set to ‘An Open Letter to New York’ by The Beastie Boys to create the movie below: Timelapsing/warping in…
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Analysing Languages in the New York Twittersphere
Following the interest in our Twitter language map of London a few months back, James Cheshire and I have been working on expanding our horizons a bit. This time teaming up with John Barratt at Trendsmap, our new map looks at the Twitter languages…
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Mapped: Twitter Languages in New York
Following the interest in our Twitter Tongues map for L […]
Continue reading »World City Living and Working Densities: Poles Apart?
One of the most recognisable visualisation techniques used by LSE Cities in the Urban Age publications is the 3D density map- an intuitive and engaging way to represent built form, and enable comparison of very different city environments across the globe. I’ve been producing 3D density maps in my own research for around five years … Continue reading →
Open the Void
It is ten years since the 9/11 attacks in New York in 2001. Quite a lot has happened in the mean time and something unbelievable has become accepted as part of lives that will go on. The attacks with two passenger panes crashed into the World Trade Cen…
Continue reading »New York: Pinball Skyline
The short below was developed by Lizzie Oxby, a multi-award winning director who graduated from the Royal College of Art in 1996 to remind her of the joy of the New York skyline, the clip is based around three photographs:Manhattan 4.33pm from Lizzie …
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