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Bring it All Together: A lecture by Alex Haw, director of atmos studio, sharing the intensive design inspirations and processes leading to their intriguing, unconventional projects. http://dolectures.com/speakers/alex-haw/

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“When two Englishmen meet, they first talk about weather”
Samuel Johnson, British lexicographer and literary critic, The Idler, 1758

John Constable

Cloud Study
1822
Oil on paper laid on board
12 x 19 1/4 in (30.5 x 49 cm)
Courtauld Institute Galleries, London

Joseph Mallord William Turner

Rain, Steam and Speed
c. 1844
Oil on canvas
35 3/4 x 48 in. (90.8 x 121.9 cm)
National Gallery, London

Hot air
Inflated sphere

Photovoltaic sphere

Inhabitable sphere
Pedestrian membrane

Cloudraising – everyone has a stake

Alex Haw Lecture - 100916 - Do-Lectures - Bringing it All Together - 281

Alex Haw Lecture - 100916 - Do-Lectures - Bringing it All Together - 281

Alex Haw Lecture - 100916 - Do-Lectures - Bringing it All Together - 281

Alex Haw Lecture - 100916 - Do-Lectures - Bringing it All Together - 281

Alex Haw Lecture - 100916 - Do-Lectures - Bringing it All Together - 281

Alex Haw Lecture - 100916 - Do-Lectures - Bringing it All Together - 281

Alex Haw Lecture - 100916 - Do-Lectures - Bringing it All Together - 281

Alex Haw Lecture - 100916 - Do-Lectures - Bringing it All Together - 281

Alex Haw Lecture - 100916 - Do-Lectures - Bringing it All Together - 281

Alex Haw Lecture - 100916 - Do-Lectures - Bringing it All Together - 281

Alex Haw Lecture - 100916 - Do-Lectures - Bringing it All Together - 281

Alex Haw Lecture - 100916 - Do-Lectures - Bringing it All Together - 281

Alex Haw Lecture - 100916 - Do-Lectures - Bringing it All Together - 281

Alex Haw Lecture - 100916 - Do-Lectures - Bringing it All Together - 281

Alex Haw Lecture - 100916 - Do-Lectures - Bringing it All Together - 281

Alex Haw Lecture - 100916 - Do-Lectures - Bringing it All Together - 281

Alex Haw Lecture - 100916 - Do-Lectures - Bringing it All Together - 281

Alex Haw Lecture - 100916 - Do-Lectures - Bringing it All Together - 281

Alex Haw Lecture - 100916 - Do-Lectures - Bringing it All Together - 281

Alex Haw Lecture - 100916 - Do-Lectures - Bringing it All Together - 281

Alex Haw Lecture - 100916 - Do-Lectures - Bringing it All Together - 281

Alex Haw Lecture - 100916 - Do-Lectures - Bringing it All Together - 281

Alex Haw Lecture - 100916 - Do-Lectures - Bringing it All Together - 281

Alex Haw Lecture - 100916 - Do-Lectures - Bringing it All Together - 281

Alex Haw Lecture - 100916 - Do-Lectures - Bringing it All Together - 281

Alex Haw Lecture - 100916 - Do-Lectures - Bringing it All Together - 281

Alex Haw Lecture - 100916 - Do-Lectures - Bringing it All Together - 281

Alex Haw Lecture - 100916 - Do-Lectures - Bringing it All Together - 281

Alex Haw Lecture - 100916 - Do-Lectures - Bringing it All Together - 281

Alex Haw Lecture - 100916 - Do-Lectures - Bringing it All Together - 281

Alex Haw Lecture - 100916 - Do-Lectures - Bringing it All Together - 281

Alex Haw Lecture - 100916 - Do-Lectures - Bringing it All Together - 281

Alex Haw Lecture - 100916 - Do-Lectures - Bringing it All Together - 281

Alex Haw Lecture - 100916 - Do-Lectures - Bringing it All Together - 281

Alex Haw Lecture - 100916 - Do-Lectures - Bringing it All Together - 281

Alex Haw Lecture - 100916 - Do-Lectures - Bringing it All Together - 281

Alex Haw Lecture - 100916 - Do-Lectures - Bringing it All Together - 281

Alex Haw Lecture - 100916 - Do-Lectures - Bringing it All Together - 281

Alex Haw Lecture - 100916 - Do-Lectures - Bringing it All Together - 281

Alex Haw Lecture - 100916 - Do-Lectures - Bringing it All Together - 281

Alex Haw Lecture - 100916 - Do-Lectures - Bringing it All Together - 281

Alex Haw Lecture - 100916 - Do-Lectures - Bringing it All Together - 281

Alex Haw Lecture - 100916 - Do-Lectures - Bringing it All Together - 281

Alex Haw Lecture - 100916 - Do-Lectures - Bringing it All Together - 281

Alex Haw Lecture - 100916 - Do-Lectures - Bringing it All Together - 281

Alex Haw Lecture - 100916 - Do-Lectures - Bringing it All Together - 281

Alex Haw Lecture - 100916 - Do-Lectures - Bringing it All Together - 281

Alex Haw Lecture - 100916 - Do-Lectures - Bringing it All Together - 281

Alex Haw Lecture - 100916 - Do-Lectures - Bringing it All Together - 281

Alex Haw Lecture - 100916 - Do-Lectures - Bringing it All Together - 281

Alex Haw Lecture - 100916 - Do-Lectures - Bringing it All Together - 281

Alex Haw Lecture - 100916 - Do-Lectures - Bringing it All Together - 281

Alex Haw Lecture - 100916 - Do-Lectures - Bringing it All Together - 281

Alex Haw Lecture - 100916 - Do-Lectures - Bringing it All Together - 281

Alex Haw Lecture - 100916 - Do-Lectures - Bringing it All Together - 281

Alex Haw Lecture - 100916 - Do-Lectures - Bringing it All Together - 281

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182. “When two Englishmen meet, they first talk about weather” Samuel Johnson, British lexicographer and literary critic, The Idler, 1758

183. John Constable Cloud Study 1822 Oil on paper laid on board 12 x 19 1/4 in (30.5 x 49 cm) Courtauld Institute Galleries, London

184. Joseph Mallord William Turner Rain, Steam and Speed c. 1844 Oil on canvas 35 3/4 x 48 in. (90.8 x 121.9 cm) National Gallery, London

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