It’s that time of the week, Broken City Lab office hours on Tuesday, February 3rd, at 7pm, LeBel, room 125. Feel free to drop by to contribute, engage, ask questions, and fix this city. We’ll be finishing up some projects and start planning our next event.
It’s that time of the week, Broken City Lab office hours on Tuesday, January 27th, at 7pm, LeBel, room 125. Feel free to drop by to contribute, engage, ask questions, and fix this city. We’ll be working through some upcoming projects, plotting the potential for a citywide scavenger hunt, and finalizing details for the EC Row project.
It’s that time of the week, Broken City Lab office hours on Tuesday, January 20th, at 7pm, LeBel, room 125. Feel free to drop by to contribute, engage, ask questions, and fix this city. We’ll be working through some upcoming projects, continuing work on our LED sign, and plotting the potential for a citywide scavenger hunt.
It’s that time of the week, Broken City Lab office hours on Tuesday, January 13th, at 7pm, LeBel, room 125. Feel free to drop by to contribute, engage, ask questions, and fix this city. We’ll be discussing some ongoing projects and likely starting to work on an LED sign!
After a short holiday recess, we are starting Broken City Lab office hours again on Tuesday, January 6th, at 7pm, LeBel, room 125. Feel free to drop by to contribute, engage, ask questions, and fix this city. We’ll be doing some catch up from the break and then working on planning some upcoming projects and events.
We’re holding Office Hours on Tuesday, December 16th, at 7pm, LeBel, room 125. Feel free to drop by to contribute, engage, ask questions, and fix this city. We’ll be discussing upcoming projects, ongoing research, and planning out a year’s worth of repairs. These will likely be the last Broken City Lab office hours for 2008.
Once again, you are cordially invited to our Broken City Lab office hours on Tuesday, December 9th, at 7pm, LeBel, room 125. Feel free to drop by to contribute, engage, ask questions, and fix this city. We’ll be discussing upcoming projects, ongoing research, and playing with LEDs.
We’ve been doing this for the last week or so on a fairly irregular basis (mostly because I never seem to get into the school before noon). Pictured above is Danielle’s 9/11 video. This TV was originally installed (as legend has it) to screen advertising from Xerox, as they had offered free photocopying to the student population. Since then, the photocopier is out of toner and the TV itself hasn’t been turned on since the very beginning of the summer. Thinking it was a considerable waste to have it there and not showing anything (like student’s artwork for example), we had used this TV previously for playing Tetris.
Since then we’ve had a DVD player occasionally playing some of our own video works, but we’re certainly looking for more material to screen—let us know if you have anything!
Once again, you are cordially invited to our Broken City Lab office hours / team huddle on Tuesday, November 25th, at 7pm, LeBel, room 125. Feel free to drop by to contribute, engage, ask questions, and fix this city. We’ll be discussing upcoming projects, ongoing research, and recipes for Christmas cookies.
In hopes of making this a regular affair, we’re going to be holding office hours Tuesday, November 18th, from 7-9pm at LeBel, room 125. Feel free to drop by to contribute, engage, ask questions, and fix this city. We’ll be discussing upcoming projects, ongoing research, and our next demo/event.