already late for that, but well we Germans say: “besser spät als nie” so… here it is!should write about first week with interactive cinema during next days… and I will… seriously. It was a fun week, although my little interactive film didn’t work as expected. I worked on it the day after final presentation, now […]
I hate you Finns for inventing so much wordtypes. Minä vihaan Suomalainen koska he keksivät paljon sanatyyppi! (hopefully that’s the part with most mistakes already): Me keskustellemme suomalaisesta oluesta. – We discuss about Finnish beer. Me keskustellemme kevyestä ruoasta. – We discuss about light food. Me keskustellemme tehokkaasta lääkkeestä. – We discuss about effective medicine. […]
seems that Finnish architecture books are full of a lot of good stuff…seems that Finnish architects are aware of the fact that architecture is not only about building houses! especially Reima Pietilä “Perhaps it is still reasonable to allow that the Classicism of the 20s stands […]as a pause after Saarinen and a period of […]
Miten minä vietän vapaa-aikana?Minulla on vähän vapaa-aikana. Mitä tahansa mina pidän nukkumisesta paljon erikoisesti talvissa, koska ulkolla on pimeä paljon. Tykkään nauttia minun vapaa-aikana ulkolla: Menen kavelemaan metsässä, kaumpungissa ja merin vieressä, pyöräilemaan ja käymaan lenkillä. Minä olen urheilija. Minä rakastan urheilemisesta. Talvissa mina nautin hiihtämisestä ja lumilautailemisesta. Lisäksi joka vikko mina jodun uimaan. Ulkolla […]
my first object-orientated stuff in processing, not useful but it works quite nicely…
I’ve read Florians latest post “Wie sind die Vorstellungen von Deutschland?” and immediately started thinking: yeah, and what have been your expectations about Finland. well, another thing first: I ‘ve written the book review for my the “history of finnish architecture”-class today (only first part, still have to write 4 6-page essays on different topics… puh!). […]
here is the first sketch for my new project for DVD (dynamic visual design). I am going to visualize my everyday movement in Helsinki and even show if I went by bike, public transport or on foot. that’s the example of today (home – otaniemi: bike; otaniemi – home: foot [my bike is broken]). It’s […]
why in hell are Finns using: Käydään mökillä BUT uidaan järvessä?? first käydään mökillä käydään = let’s go to the cottage… question: where to? so it should be illative or allative and since a mökki is a closed space (at least it should be) I would like to take illative: mökiin… why not? second uidaan […]