#FUTURE SYSTEMS

[2001hz]

Selfridges (2003) Designed By: Future Systems Location: Birmingham, England United Kingdom

Heavily inspired by Paco Rabanne’s 1964-1966 sequin dress.

[guavi]

you're being . ݁₊ ⊹ . ݁silly . ݁₊ ⊹ . ݁˖ . ݁

last panel without text bubbles under the cut

the room originally just had some shelves in the sketch but then i got carried away with plants, oops

[normally0]

As Pure As Snow

The whiteness of architecture has maintained the early ethics of Modernism stressing health issues, but it is much easier than that. In these climate contentious times AI echoes memories of an Ice Age that is simply not cricket. We have succumbed to the scene of the weather as a form of entertainment by argument of the shadow. We are entering into a culture that will present us with signs that will foreshadow the future.

#futuresystems #ai #lordsmediacentre #judgedredd #2000adcomics #architecture #climatechange #climateawareness #iceage

[kaibascorpse]

some of you people are so obsessed with having an acceptable group to ‘punch up’ at that you would rather pretend a marginalized group are Basically The Oppressors™ than listen to their valid criticisms about the fact that ‘punching up’ very rarely hits the intended target, and the majority of the actual damage of that act is suffered by fellow marginalized people in your own community. there is a significant difference between venting frustrations about privileged groups and just outright attacking anyone who (you assume) experiences that axis of privilege regardless of - and in many cases outright denying - their actual lived experiences. it goes far beyond just ‘venting frustrations’ when what you’re really doing is trying to find a moral justification to bully people you don’t like, and when your own desire for catharsis and moral superiority leads to ignoring the voices of the vulnerable people you hurt. you’re not ‘punching up’ - you just like punching people for the sake of punching.

[the-alarm-system]

the system experience

>type did system into youtube search bar

>first option is "did system cringe"

>go onto reddit and type did system

>first option is fake disorder cringe

>feel fucking awful

>do a did presentation in medical class

>someone raises their hand and asks how to know if someones faking

>feel fucking awful

>tell someone you have did

>they ask if you're faking because you have a fictive

>feel fucking awful

>feel fucking awful

>feel fucking awful

>tell a close friend you have did

>they get disgusted when you say we instead of I

>look at tiktok compilations

>did cringe compilation

>follow a funny youtuber

>video on people faking did

>feel fucking awful

>try and look for resources

>psychiatrist making a presentation on how did systems looking for community is a sign of faking, uses system content without their consent

>psychiatrist making a presentation on how did systems being open is a sign of faking

>go onto tumblr

>type plural

>find post about how "the future is plural" is traumatizing children and should never ever ever happen because fuck plurals we don't need acceptance that bad right?

oh my god when does it fucking end

[shattered-system]

I’ve seen some art with the line “the future is plural!”

I hope it isn’t.

More systems means more abused kids.

[benvey0]

[wildflowercryptid]

i'm about to pass out at my desk, but have this stupid ass doodle i did before i go sleep.

[juliaaafavela]

Zaha Hadid, Future Systems y Morphosis son tres despachos / arquitectos que se aproximaban a la arquitectura desde la tecnología y visión futurista. Los tres utilizaban materiales sumamente avanzados, pero es en el uso y forma donde se distinguen el uno del otro. Zaha Hadid es muy ordenada dentro del espacio, con formas sumamente orgánicas, pero no era tan conceptual como podemos ver en future systems. En future systems la visión futurista es un poco más juguetona y podemos ver color y formas con propuesta, pero que al igual que Zaha preocupados por el usuario. Morphosis es mucho más similar a Zaha en cuanto a paleta de color, pero son espacios mucho menos ordenados, pero sin dejar la parte impecable de la arquitectura.

[lomlompurim]

respost separated from the og post bc I really liked this silly little thing I made

And a little extra of my own

little binghe has a goal in this life and it only gets worse once he mets sqq, no one dares to threaten his position as sqq's future wife, he literally was born to be his spouse!!

[aconcretejungle]

FUTURE SYSTEMS

Future systems son un despacho que busca renovar la arquitectura siguiendo a las vanguardias artisticas del siglo XX,lo que engloba avances tecnológicos y de ingenieria. 

En el museo de Ferrari inova con una celosia de capas iluminadas desde atrás que asemejan el movimiento de cortinas blancas en una ventana.

El espacio al ser una zona de circulación refleja lo mismo, movimiento.

El interior de Marni Group Spa diseñan un interior futurista, donde los materiales y la forma hacen la atmósfera, con blanco delimitan la circulación, lo que son muebles que se convierten en estructura. 

Dando un look setentero futurista sobresalen con innovación en el mobiliario y la manera en la que este cumple multiples funciones.

La enfermería Sarreguemines diseñada por  Michel Grasso + Paul Le Quernec utiliza los planos seriados en muro de una manera similar a future systems, sin embargo con el rosa y el diseño de los demás muros genera una atmósfera completamente distinta, pues en este espacio todo parece formar parte de un mismo individuo. 

Karim Rashid presenta “Smart-ologic Corian® Living” una casa holistica utilizado paneles convexos y neones que cumple con todas las funciones del hogar desde la modulación. El limite entre un área y la siguiente es el color, el cual se otorga con iluminación artificial.  Para dar la modulación diseña muebles que cumplen con más de una función.

CITAS

FOTO 1:Frearson, Amy, and Virgil Abloh. “Enzo Ferrari Museum by Future Systems.” Dezeen, 15 March 2012, https://www.dezeen.com/2012/03/15/enzo-ferrari-museum-by-future-systems/. Accessed 28 November 2022.

FOTO 2:“Marni.” Sybarite, https://sybarite.com/work/marni/. Accessed 28 November 2022.

FOTO 3:“Sarreguemines Nursery / Michel Grasso + Paul Le Quernec.” ArchDaily, 27 October 2011, https://www.archdaily.com/178954/sarreguemines-nursery-michel-grasso. Accessed 28 November 2022.

FOTO 4:Rashid, Karim. “Smart-ologic Corian® Living by Karim Rashid | Showrooms.” Architonic, https://www.architonic.com/en/project/karim-rashid-smart-ologic-corian-living/5100853. Accessed 28 November 2022.

[konaharts]

Vox accidentally confessing how bad he's down for Alastor before backpedaling is my favorite fanart trope, and here is my contribution.

[reasonsforhope]

"Palestinian plaintiffs and their legal representatives on Friday [January 26, 2024] presented a powerful case in federal court accusing President Joe Biden and other top US officials of complicity in Israel's genocide in Gaza.

People around the world tuned in for the long-awaited hearing in Oakland, with plaintiffs appearing in person and over Zoom in an unprecedented effort to hold the Biden administration accountable for its actions in Gaza.

The Center for Constitutional Rights (CCR) filed the lawsuit in November 2023 on behalf of Defense for Children International–Palestine, Al-Haq, and eight Palestinians in the US and Palestine. The complaint accuses President Joe Biden, Secretary of State Antony Blinken, and Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin of failing to live up to their legal responsibilities under the 1948 Genocide Convention and the 1988 Genocide Convention Implementation Act.

The United Nations convention classifies complicity in genocide, or the intentional destruction of a people in whole or in part, as a crime under international law and requires that states take measures to prevent such atrocities.

[Note: This is a big reason why politicians almost never call it a genocide, btw. Because if a country recognizes that it's a genocide, then they actually are legally required to do a bunch of things to stop it, under international law.]

The historic lawsuit contends that the Biden administration has failed to uphold its obligations by continuing to provide diplomatic and military support for Israel's brutal campaign in Gaza. Plaintiffs are asking the court to stop Biden from sending more weapons and munitions to Israel that are being used to kill Palestinians en masse.

The hearing before the US District Court for the Northern District of California took place just hours after the International Court of Justice issued provisional measures against Israel in a landmark case brought by South Africa.

-via TAG24, January 26, 2024. Article continues below.

Court contends with questions of jurisdiction and responsibility

In evaluating the allegations, questioning in Friday's hearing revolved around the so-called political question doctrine, by which federal courts regularly refrain from ruling on political matters seen as best resolved by the president and Congress.

The Department of Justice argued that according to the doctrine, the court has no jurisdiction to rule in the case.

"If the court condemns United States foreign policy toward Israel, it could cause international embarrassment and undermine foreign policy decisions in the sensitive context of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict," defense counsel Jean Lin told Senior District Judge Jeffrey S. White.

Katherine Gallagher of the CCR countered that the court does, indeed, have a responsibility to step in: "Here, the question is a legal one, whether the actions undertaken by the United States failed to uphold the obligation to prevent genocide, and that is an active obligation that requires that the United States not provide the means by which a genocide is being furthered."

"There is no discretion for any state to evade its obligations, its legal obligations. These are not policy decisions," she said.

Palestinian plaintiffs share powerful testimonies before the court

After legal arguments in the case, Judge White heard two hours of gut-wrenching testimony from Palestinian plaintiffs and a renowned Holocaust and genocide expert.

Rubin Presidential Chair of Jewish History at Wake Forest University Dr. Barry Trachtenberg shared his remarks before the court in spite of vehement US government opposition.

"To have an event fall under the 1948 Convention on Genocide requires both action and intent, and here we see that very, very clearly in a way that seems really quite unique in history," he stated, noting that there is now an opportunity to stop Israel's unfolding genocide in real time to prevent further loss of lives...

Judge White said he would take the testimonies to heart as he evaluates his constitutional responsibilities, describing the case as "the most difficult judicial decision" he has ever had to make."

-via TAG24, January 26, 2024

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Note: I know a lot of people are really not gonna appreciate that last line. I'm not thrilled with it either. But it is worth noting that having a federal court overrule the US president's huge foreign policy and military decisions would be an absolutely massive deal/precedent

This is a case that deserves to be ruled on with an incredible amount of seriousness, if only because if you're a federal judge who's going to make that call, your written decision/legal justification needs to be unimpeachable

That said, if the judge uses jurisdiction to pass the buck here and avoid his legal and human responsibility to do what he can to stop a genocide, I'm gonna be pissed

[transspeciesguy]

Endogenic systems that have naturally been a system as long as they can remember, you're so cool.

Endogenic systems that formed out of loneliness, you're so cool.

Endogenic systems that formed for no fuckin' reason whatsoever, you're so cool.

Endogenic systems that technically formed from trauma but it's not the "usual" type of trauma so they labeled themself endo, you're so cool.

Endogenic systems that formed for fun, you're so cool.

Endogenic systems that are multigenic, you're so cool.

Disordered endogenic systems, you're so cool.

[the-alarm-system]

What kind of anarchist is pro-psychiatry, not for plural liberation, and denies the expansion of the perspective of the plural experience beyond disorder? don't make me laugh.

Real Punks protect endogenic systems.

[thehealingsystem]

if you ever wonder why I don't interact with the traumagenic community as a traumagenic system this is why