artaprt.com
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Arta, Ltd.
Arta, a Personal Rapid Transit consultation, designer, construction, and operations company. Arta will work with existing transit infrastructure, even improving upon the demands for public or private transit.
Services: Development, Budgeting, Consultation, Civil Engineering, Project Management, Custom Work, Design, Implementation, Construction, Testing, and/or Operation
Branding:
Font: High Tower Text
Black/dark background: #008866 or #00aa88.
White/light background: #006644 or #004422.
Black/white photos/graphics may use #000000 (black) and #FFFFFF (white) palettes.
Company Acronym: Arta, Ltd.
Company Name: Automated Rapid Transit Association, Ltd.
Product: Personal Rapid Transit and Personal Automated Transit (a.k.a. podcar)
Model Name: Arta
Web Site Address: ArtaPRT.com | artaprt.com
Font Usage:
1. Arta in a paragraph will use the same font as the rest of the paragraph. Only to describe or identify the podcar itself.
2. Arta, Ltd. in a paragraph will use the same font as the rest of the paragraph. Company acronym if describing the company itself.
3. Arta in graphics or stand-alone form MUST utilize the branding specifications as described above. Only to describe or identify the podcar itself.
4. Arta, Ltd. in graphics or stand-alone form is optional to use either branding specifications or most dominate font and color of the media. Company acronym if describing the company itself.
5. Automated Rapid Transit Association, Ltd. in a paragraph or stand-alone forum is the name of the company and can utilize the most dominate color and font of the media. Ltd. must be added to the company name.
6. For branding, Arta, Ltd. will be the most popular use of the company name.
The Founder's name is Antonio Edward. This domain was purchased on July 17, 2009 at 1200 Arizona MST Time.
Links:
PRT on Wikipedia
ULTra - our inspiration
(c) 2009 Arta, Ltd. All Rights Reserved.
Arta, Ltd.
Theo Beckers essay "Free time. The rise and fall of a social project"
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Theo Beckers (Former Professor of Leisure Studies at Tilburg University and currently faculty member of the Tilburg Sustainability Center and Visiting Professor of the Chinese Academy of Sciences) text "Free time. The rise and fall of a social project" traces western society’s relation to work and time, from Seneca the Younger, through the rise of the factory and Frederick Winslow Taylor's 'The Principles of Scientific Management' (1911), to today's blurring of labour and leisure.
Edited by: Latitudes
Publisher & Distributor: Mousse Publishing
Texts by: Giorgio Agamben, Theo Beckers, Latitudes, Prof. Peter Osborne, Georges Pérec, Prof. Dr. Menno Schilthuizen, Ryszard Zelichowski
Graphic Design: Studio Mousse
Format: 22,5 x 15,5cm, 216 pp
Language: English & Spanish
Print-run: 1,300
Printer: Grafiche Artigianelli, Brescia
Date of Publication: April 2012
Price: 26 Euro
ISBN: 9788896501832
Accompanying the year-long exhibition series curated by Latitudes at the Laboratorio 987 in MUSAC, León. With exhibitions by Pennacchio Argentato (29 January–3 April 2011); Iratxe Jaio & Klaas van Gorkum (9 April–12 June 2011); Uqbar (Irene Kopelman & Mariana Castillo Deball) (25 June–11 September 2011); Fermín Jiménez Landa & Lee Welch (24 September 2011–15 January 2012)
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www.lttds.org/projects/amikejo/
Workspace 3.0 - Noguchi File
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Per Ed Vielmetti, I've mixed up the Noguchi Filing System with a bookshelf, which actually works rather well.
You can see the beginnings of a crude classification system I'm flirting with: one dash means "reference article" (of which there are many in the file), and two means "project support material."
I review the Noguchi file every other week. So far, it's working well.
My latest books
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Gid Systems in Graphic Design, Typography (Weingart), Making and Breaking the Grid, Designing Web Navigation, JavaScript Definitive Guide, Information Architecture, Programming Python, Web Project Management, The Design of Sites, Information Architecture, Communicating Design, Managing Ineractive Media
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