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PLoP 2018
Traditional closing ceremony @PLoPCon, tossing ball of yarn to connect to other attendees remembered in the meeting. After the threads have fully unravelled, the web is tossed in the parachute. (Pattern Languages of Programs conference, University of Oregon, NW Couch Street, Portland, Oregon) 20181026
PLoP 2018
Focus group @PLoPCon on A Pattern Language Canvas for Real Time Innovation led by Wolfgang Stark from U. Duisburg-Essen. Seeking feedback on pattern language in cards in beta, translated into English from German. (Pattern Languages of Programs, University of Oregon, NW Couch Street, Portland, Oregon) 20181025
PLoP 2018
Afternoon energizing dance led by @MaryLynnManns @PLoPCon to wake up attendees expending mental energy. Catering of snacks has been excellent, so opportunities to physically burn calories are welcomes. (Pattern Languages of Programs, University of Oregon, Couch Street NW, Portland, Oregon) 20181025
PLoP 2018
Morning team-building exercise @PLoPCon of balancing a tennis ball with each only lending a fingertip, to move together without dropping, towards the door. in-person experiences with colleagues enable learning more than the purely rational review of pattern languages in writer's circles later. (Pattern Languages of Programs, University of Oregon, Couch Street NW, Portland, Oregon). 20181025
PLoP plenary
Introduction to Writers' Workshop approach by Richard Gabriel as a more teacher-like, in the library at the Allerton Park Retreat Center for Pattern Languages of Programs Conference 2014![PLoP-PUARL 2018](_data/i/upload/2018/11/03/20181103170003-cbc0af98-me.jpg "PLoP-PUARL 2018 (6051 visits) Plenary with Chris Ramey on "25 Years of Pattern Language at University of Oregon", introd...")
PLoP-PUARL 2018
Plenary with Chris Ramey on "25 Years of Pattern Language at University of Oregon", introduced by Hajo Neis. (Portland Urban Architecture Research Lab International Conference, NW Couch Street, Portland, Oregon) 20181026![PLoP-PUARL 2018](_data/i/upload/2018/11/03/20181103170006-4b25f61f-me.jpg "PLoP-PUARL 2018 (5258 visits) Plenary with Jeremy Swartz and Hajo Neis on "Pattern Recognition as Bridge Building across Disc...")
PLoP-PUARL 2018
Plenary with Jeremy Swartz and Hajo Neis on "Pattern Recognition as Bridge Building across Disciplinary Boundaries". (Portland Urban Architecture Research Lab International Conference, NW Couch Street, Portland, Oregon) 20181026![PLoP-PUARL 2018](_data/i/upload/2018/11/03/20181103170009-e0cf9e46-me.jpg "PLoP-PUARL 2018 (4945 visits) Plenary @binjiangxp on "Alexander's Wholeness as the Scientific Foundation of Urban Design and ...")
PLoP-PUARL 2018
Plenary @binjiangxp on "Alexander's Wholeness as the Scientific Foundation of Urban Design and Planning". (Portland Urban Architecture Research Lab International Conference, NW Couch Street, Portland, Oregon) 20181026![PLoP-PUARL 2018](_data/i/upload/2018/11/03/20181103170012-ca54833c-me.jpg "PLoP-PUARL 2018 (4702 visits) Plenary @doug_schuler on "Pattern Languages are Particularly Well-Suited for Addressing Wicked ...")
PLoP-PUARL 2018
Plenary @doug_schuler on "Pattern Languages are Particularly Well-Suited for Addressing Wicked Problems". (Portland Urban Architecture Research Lab International Conference, NW Couch Street, Portland, Oregon) 20181026
PLoP-PUARL 2018
World Cafe facilitated by Tree Bressen, of attendees from both the PUARL and PLoP conference. Three pattern language card decks provided, to spark creativity. Had conversations, then moved on to new tables twice. (Portland Urban Architecture Research Lab International Conference, NW Couch Street, Portland, Oregon) 20181026
PLoP-PUARL 2018
Wolfgang Stark reviewing prior 2017 meeting after Purplsoc Krems meeting, on expanding the scope of pattern language. That meeting had participants crossing 25 domains. (Portland Urban Architecture Research Lab international conference, NW Couch Street, Portland, Oregon) 20181026
PLoP-PUARL 2018
Hajo Neis starting PUARL conference, with coordinated chairs for PLoP (Kyle Brown) and Purplsoc (Richard Sickinger). (Portland Urban Architecture Research Lab conference, NW Couch Street, Portland, Oregon) 20181026
Plush blue catfish
Life sized mascot of lake fish now extinct in Häme region. Hidden in second floor corridor.
Points and Lines, Tim Ingold, IFIP WG8.2
Polson Street
The yellow of the Cherry Street Bridge South is distinct from the red of the Cherry Street Bridge North. The naturalization of the Polson Slip is still in progress, as the former rectilinear Ship Channel gains curves constructed in the River Valley to slow down fast-flowing water during anticipated major storms. Looking northward over the Lafarge cement operations, industrial production will continue long after the district transformation is complete in 2024. (Polson Street, Port Lands, Toronto, Ontario) 20220920