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June 6, 2007

Collaboration for “The Good Life”

We’re proud to have been part of the exhibition The Good Life, creating motion graphics with Project Projects for the Van Alen Institute, which ran through October 1st. The exhibition highlighted the reinvention of Urban Spaces, and featured the best architects working today.

You can see a clip here.

Click here to download Quicktime if you can’t view the movie.
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Sea Glass Concept Design complete

The final concept design for Sea Glass, the Carousel in Battery Park is finished, and in the middle of fundraising. All corporate sponsors welcome!

See the final fly-through here.

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Click here to download Quicktime if you can’t view the movie.

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Short films for “Black Style Now”

We created three short films for Black Style Now, the groundbreaking exploration of Hip Hop Style and the Black Fashion Revolution at the Museum of the City of New York. Non-verbal films that highlight fashion and culture in the 1970′s, each film brings to life how clothing expresses a moment in time.

You can see one of the films here.

Click here to download Quicktime if you can’t view the movie.

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Speaking at IDEA 2006

Jake will be talking about interaction design in physical spaces at IDEA 2006, an information design conference in Rem Koolhaas’ Public Library in Seattle next week. The speakers line-up is amazing, including “visionary” Bruce Sterling, Dan Hill of CityofSound.com, and numerous top information designers.

You can see the program here.

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Speaking at “Visualizing the City”

Jake will be speaking at a fantastic conference “Visualizing the City” at the
Center for Architecture, where other speakers include Ron Shiffman, Susan Szenasy,
Metropolis Magazine, and Lisa Strausfeld, Pentagram.

The conference is a public forum to prepare for a new project the “Public
Information Exchange”. Designed by Local Projects, it will launch in April 2007 as a
permanent interface that centralizes information relating to architecture and
development projects in New York City. The conference is on Saturday, October 28th,
1:00–6:00pm. It’s free, but you need to RSVP.

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June 1, 2007

Forbes, June 2007

“Award-winning Firms Form Collaboration to Create Place of Pilgrimage, Healing, Memory, Inspiration at Site of Ground Zero NEW YORK, April 17… “

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Postopolis!, June 2007

“Thanks to an earlier project, the now well-known StoryCorps, Local Projects is in the position of having helped create an almost iconic example of how to obtain user-generated content in physical space… “

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Adobe Magazine, June 2007

“Jake Barton loves a good story. For him, that’s the heart of successful user-generated content, which he prefers to call “participatory projects.” Many of his studio’s clients are non-profit cultural institutions like museums. Whether they have ethnic heritage of geographical history in common, the communities these projects serve have authentic stories to share…”
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December 1, 2006

Metropolis, December 2006

“As ambitious as the city whose growth it will document, PIE will focus on future development in New York; it will solicit professional and community feedback, and in the process create a database on how the twenty-first-century metropolis evolves in the footprint of the old city… “

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November 1, 2006

Emerge, November 2006

“Traditionally, design is rarely narrative in nature, yet Local Projects have developed an approach and aesthetic that makes their work about so much more than the presentation of a story or message…”

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