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ARCHIST 2017

Dr Aliki-Myrto Perysinaki is participating at the exhibition “the first five minutes”, inaugurated the 13th of April and running from the 14th of April till the 13th of May in Marseille.

Under the ARCHIST 2017 program: Art-cade *, gallery of the Grands Bains Douches de la Plaine, gives carte blanche to Jean-Jacques Terrin who invited 40 architects, urban planners, landscapers, engineers and designers from all over the world. This exhibition entitled "the first five minutes" is based on the beginnings of the architectural project, illustrated with sketches, testimonies, inspirations, research on materials resulting from a specific moment, the perception of light at a given moment.

Aliki’s contribution examines the generating elements that influence the operating modes of the architectural process through the consideration of the pillars of sustainability. The understanding of the issues of sustainability assemble the different pillars - environment, economy, society and culture - in common dynamics making complexity the condition of their interdependency. In this sense, the pillars become “principles to be included” in the architectural process, a kind of DNA. This genetic form defines the conceptual “framework” of the project that evolves according to the “milieu”. Taking complexity into account through the consideration of milieu, raises questions on the project’s process through a pluralist imagination that goes beyond a normalised universal answer/response. Whilst the schematic representa¬tion of sustainability usually takes the form of an equitable and inter-crossing diagrammatic representation of the economic, social and environmental spheres, other interpre-tations of the links between the pillars adopt other variations, for example a concentric pattern that places the economic in the centre, surrounded by the social, and (both of them) included in the environmental. The adoption of culture as the fourth pillar leads towards a heuristic approach. Whether sustainability emanates from the intersection of these spheres or from their concen¬tric interlocking depends on milieu; the interpretation of the pillars is subject to alteration (contingent upon the understanding of milieu).

Participants: Pascal AMPHOUX and Filippo BROGGINI, LAUSANNE • Catherine BECKER, HONG KONG • Juliette BEKKERING, ROTTERDAM • Timothée BOITOUZET, PARIS • Loïc COUTON, PARIS • Guy DAHER, MARSEILLE • Michel de BLOIS, QUÉBEC • Nadjiba DRIOUECHE, ALGER • Gilles EBERSOLT, LIMOUSIN • Nicolas FAVET, PARIS • Jacques FERRIER, PARIS • Emilie GASCON, PARIS • Nicolas GILSOUL, PARIS • Bernd GUNDERMANN, AUCKLAND • Hiroaki KIMURA, KYOTO • Bernard LANDAU et Didier DRUMMOND, PARIS • David LECLERC, PARIS • Julieta LEITE, RECIFE • Jean-Philippe LENCLOS, PARIS • Julian LEWIS, LONDRES • Riufeng LIU and Yan LIU, SHANGHAI • Claude MAISONNIER, PARIS • Jean-Baptiste MARIE, ROUEN • Enri MATO,TIRANA • Cecilia MAZZOLI, BOLOGNA • Daniel PEARL, MONTREAL and Jean-Marc WEILL, PARIS • Anne PÉRÉ, TOULOUSE • Aliki-Myrto PERYSINAKI, LIVERPOOL • Robert PROST, PARIS • Carlo RATTI, CAMBRIDGE (Ma, USA) and TURIN • Sara REICHWEIN and Thomas RUSTEMEYER, KARLSRUHE • Kiyoshi TAKEYAMA, KYOTO and Yann NUSSAUME, PARIS • Yannis TSIOMIS and Cristiana MAZZONI, PARIS & ATHENS • Sevasti VARDOULI, LONDON • Denada VEIZAJ, TIRANA • Ina WAGNER, VIENNA • Sibylla ZECH, VIENNA • David ZILIOLI, REGGIO EMILIA.

TERRIN Jean-Jacques (ed.), Les cinq premières minutes, exhibition catalog, Marseille : Art-cade *, gallery of the Grands Bains Douches de la Plaine, 2017. http://art-cade.net/art-cade/?Actualit%C3%A9s.

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Cade sul passo Crociglia, soccorso alpino ed elicottero del 118 in azione Ancora in azione gli uomini del soccorso alpino Monte Alfeo che, dalla mattinata fino al primo pomeriggio sono stati impegnati in un complicato intervento di recupero di un’escursionista di 76 anni rimasto ferito nel comune di Ferriere, per la precisione al passo Crociglia.

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27 for Micah, Cade, Flint, Ella, Liam, and anyone else you’d like to answer it for

27) What are their opinions on children? Do they view children as sweet angels or evil crotch goblins?

Okay anon I see you *squint*

Micah - Loves kids. Great with kids, kids love him, he’s a sweetheart who will drop everything to take care of a kid.

Cade - Doesn’t really interact with kids? Views them as little balls of chaos, but generally keeps his distance, they’re hardly anywhere near as interesting as adults.

Flint - Children are nuisances. They touch everything on the shelves and put things where they shouldn’t go and break things recklessly. Children are irritating and hindering and they do their best to ignore them.

Ella - Hasn’t ever met a child! She would probably love kids, but find them a little high energy. She only knows about kids from books and would likely be interested but surprised by the ways they act.

Liam - Is very kind, patient, and good with kids. He’s quiet and rule-oriented so he’s not always the most liked adult, but he’s fantastic at taking care of children. He views kids with hesitant emotional distance- he was raised to believe he’s supposed to have kids, a wife, a white picket fence. Trying to live his life the way that he wants to, the thought of having children of his own leaves him feeling defensive.