Last Tuesday morning I went along to Olympia to join my fellow judges in our inflateble igloo. It was predictable, I guess, that so many of the entries relied on rich video and the entries from Tokyo had seriously big budgets. However, it was good to see work where the idea was king. The kind [...]

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I wasn’t sure what to expect before arriving at this unspecial looking Logan Hall in Bloomsbury. Pecha Kucha, meaning chit-chat, was originally invented in Japan to keep long architecture talks to a minimum and make them fun. Each speaker has 20 slides and 20 seconds of talking for each. This time it was the digital [...]

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