Pecha Kucha is a presentation format developed in 2003 by a couple of architects in Tokyo. It was invented to be an informal way for young designers to present their work in a public setting. Each presenter is allowed 20 images and exactly 20 seconds per image. This keeps the presentation concise and moving and 6 minutes and 40 seconds later the next presenter takes over with no pause in the procession.
At Olson Sundberg Kundig Allen Architects we have adopted this format with a slight twist. Since we are immersed in design every day we use this format as an opportunity to talk about our lives outside the profession. For our most recent presentation, I was selected along with 5 others. I decided to talk about bike racing and my passion for the sport. Among the images shown was this one captured after Hueston Woods in 2007.
October 30, 2008 was the day that Darkhorse Racing to introduced to Seattle.
1 comment:
Don't act like they didn't know it was coming!
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