‘Journeys in Forgotten Landscape’ are part of an ongoing architectural education programme exploring environmental issues and sustainability at the Primary and Junior High School in Osieck, Poland. The programme is lead by British architect Gary Johnson and Polish Landscape Architect Ania Wrobel in cooperation with Lucznica Academy Association, which has been promoting and leading architectural programmes with children and youth since 2002.
A kaleidoscope of colours was unveiled above the River Tyne as Britain's biggest light artwork shone out. Nocturne, a 360-metre creation by artist Nayan Kulkarni burst into life over Newcastle and Gateshead's historic quaysides.
The £300,000 project, which is longer than three football pitches will illuminate the Queen Elizabeth II Metro Bridge for at least the next 15 years.
Its low-energy LED lights will never repeat the same combination of colours as pre-programmed barcodes create colours rippling across the structure - rising and falling in intensity and brightness to match the ebb and flow of the tide below.
The ‘Journeys in Forgotten Landscape’ programme was born in Sept 2006 during the international workshop and meetings organised by PLAYCE www.playce.org. Since that first meeting, pupils from Osieck and the surrounding area have been involved in wide variety of activities and projects. They have met with architects and artists from different countries, and visited an architect’s office. They have designed and built elements for their school garden, organised their work for exhibitions and are in the process of preparing a book about Osieck, seen through their eyes…..…
The programme has evolved to encompass an international cultural exchange programme, with Pupils from Scotland visiting Osieck in 2007 and a subsequent visit by the Osieck pupils visiting Scotland the following year 2008.
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