Check out this brilliant machinima piece, describing the EX.IT project I posted last week. [youtube = http://it.youtube.com/watch?v=GkOnED0AxNs] I think the choice of soundtrack is perfect – with the urban sounds of cars honking every so often – with rain...
Join us for Remixing Catalhoyuk Day, a public program sponsored by OKAPI and the Berkeley Archaeologists at Catalhoyuk. Visit OKAPI Island in the 3-D virtual environment of Second Life and explore the past and present of Catalhoyuk, a 9000-year-old village located in...
Congrats to Maximilian Milosz – his faithful replication of the Farnsworth House by Mies van der Rohe shows up on Second Life’s home page! It doesn’t come up every time – you might have to hit refresh a few times to cycle to it. ...
Looking for cheap land to rent for your next architecture-related project? Architecture Islands now has 2 parcels available at 1.5 lindens per 1 square meter per month. Both are about 5,000 sqm parcels. These parcels own’t last long, so send me an IM –...
Head over to Autodesk Island (slurl), follow the red carpet to the end and drop a notecard with your avatar name into the last kiosk. You can also learn more about AU and find out how to meet other Second Lifers at this year’s AU. Good Luck! [update: You must be...
Who ever said there’s nothing to DO in Second Life?!? Here’s a brief clip showing the current state of the Wiki Tree after week 1. [youtube = http://youtube.com/watch?v=S8zYPLDrVAY] We’ve got the land, we’ve got the project, we’ve got the...
Where else can you experience work by architectural masters such as Terragni, Fuksas, Nervi, and Libera all together in a single composition? Experience Italy (EX.IT) is a massive Second Life build that is NOT to be missed! (slideshow HERE) The 9-sim campus is modeled...
If you have any questions on how to operate the ‘wiki-tree’ interface, we will be in-world at the following times to answer any questions you might have. We will be in voice, since it’s a little easier conveying the ins and outs of the system that...
