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Walter Viáfara pasó los 5.50 y logró el récord colombiano de garrocha

Fuente: Fecodatle Excelentes resultados ofreció el Grand Prix Internacional disputado este sábado 21 en el estadio Pedro Grajales, en Cali, que sirvió como último test para varios atletas con vistas a su inminente participación en los Juegos Panamericanos y también, hacia los Juegos Nacionales colombianos. La nota más destacada la ofreció Walter Alejandro Viáfara en salto con garrocha, donde recuperó su plusmarca nacional al pasar la varilla a 5.50 metros. Batió el récord que había conseguido Thomas Nieto con 5.45 desde el 22 de abril en Tuscaloosa, Alabama. Otro nombre con firmes aspiraciones en la competición internacional es Billy Julio, quien consiguió su mejor registro de la temporada en lanzamiento de jabalina, aproximándose a los 80 metros: 79.40 m. En damas y en la misma prueba participó la reciente finalista del Mundial de Budapest, María Lucelly Murillo, marcando 60.58 metros. Todas las pruebas de lanzamientos ofrecieron un alto nivel y, entre los hombres, también ganaron el recordman sudamericano y finalista olímpico de disco Mauricio Ortega (60.09), Gerson Ramírez en bala (16.92) y Fabián Serna en martillo (66.15), escoltado aquí por el recordman nacional Elías Díaz con 65.28 y también el juvenil Scarpetta por arriba de los 60 metros. En el sector de saltos, además del récord de Viáfara, se vieron muy buenas prestaciones en damas. Katherine Castillo-Ibarbo volvió a mostrarse por arriba de los 4.20 en salto con garrocha, mientras que en salto en alto las cuatro primeras estuvieron con registros sobre 1.80. Allí se impuso la dominicana Marysabel Senyu con 1.86, seguida por la juvenil María Isabel Arboleda con 1.83, quedando en 1.80 Jennifer Rodríguez y la juvenil Helen Tenorio. Los atletas dominicanos también volvieron a lucir en las pruebas de velocidad, que además ofrecieron una importante y progresiva participación local. Así Carlos Yesid Florez progresó hasta 10.18 al ganar su serie de los 100 metros llanos (viento de 1.8ms) delante del dominicano Melbin José Marcelino con 10.27. Y en la serie siguiente, el dominicano Franquelo Pérez también alcanzó los 10.18, quedando segundo su comaptriota Christopher Valdés con 10.36. En damas, la prueba central de 100 fue para la dominicana Liranyi Alonso con 11.37, delante de las colombianas Angélica Gamboa con 11.46 y Evelyn Rivera con 11.65. Otra de las figuras de las últimas temporadas y semifinalista del Mundial, Evelys Aguilar, volvió a ofrecer su calidad en los 400 metros llanos, donde marcó 51.53. Y en hombres, el mejor en esa prueba fue el dominicano Robert King con 46.54. Read the full article

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2021 City Benches Competition London

London 2021 City Benches Competition, English Design Contest Photos, News

2021 City Benches Competition Winners

29 Apr 2021 Nine emerging teams revealed as winners of 2021 City Benches competition The London Festival of Architecture (LFA), Cheapside Business Alliance and Aldgate Connect BID have announced the nine design teams who have been selected as the winners of the 2021 City Benches competition. Now in its fourth year, the project will see a playful new series of one-off public benches brighten the streetscape across Cheapside and Aldgate during the London Festival of Architecture this June.

Architecture students, recent graduates and emerging architects and designers from all disciplines were invited to submit innovative bench proposals for the public to sit, relax and make the most of their surroundings. Selected from over 70 entries, the nine winning teams offered an imaginative take on seating design and a creative response to the Festival’s 2021 theme of ‘care’. The teams each demonstrated a focus on safely bringing people together again through engaging, accessible and sustainable design solutions – welcoming commuters, visitors and Londoners back to the area with inclusive spaces for everyone to meet and interact, while adhering to COVID-19 guidance and social distancing.

London Festival of Architecture City Benches Competition

The nine winning teams are:

10F

10F is a collaborative research and design practice working between urban and human scales, founded by siblings Jane and Arthur Wong. Born and raised in Hong Kong, now based between London and Rotterdam, they translate political, social and environmental narratives into design strategies and material processes.

Ex Architectures with Flu-or Arquitectura

Ex Architectures is a design and build studio combining performance art, architecture and woodwork; making furniture and spaces that connect with people in new and interesting ways. Founded in 2019, the studio collaborates with artists and designers whilst seeking sustainable timber sources in Galicia for its projects in London. Flu-or Arquitectura is a vibrant, creative, and well-established architecture studio based in the city of A Coruña, Spain. Their work is sympathetic to the public, as well as engaging with ephemeral forms of architecture. The team is sponsored by Finsa and Rubio Monocoat.

Jelly Collaborative

Jelly Collaborative is a design and architecture studio founded by Kelly Au and Jennifer Ge in 2020. The studio experiments with colour and material in order to deliver playful and unexpected designs while focusing on the collaborative process between designers and clients.

Lisa McDanell Studio

Lisa McDanell is a London based architect and maker who is passionate about creating places for people to experience moments of joy in the everyday. Collaborative practice is key to Lisa’s process, and a strong social and environmental agenda is always at the heart of each project. This project is in collaboration with Mahers Model Makers.

Nick Green

Nick is an Edinburgh-based architect motivated by ‘design through making’. Often engaging with makers, his work explores the innovative use of materials, colour and craft. Nick recently joined Helen Lucas Architects, having previously worked for practices in Scotland and Denmark on a variety of finely-detailed domestic, public, and community-focused projects.

NVBL with Webb Yates, The Stone Carving Company and The Stone Masonry Company

NVBL is a London based architecture office dedicated to design, construction, and research. Founded and directed by Nichola V. Barrington-Leach, the practice’s work embodies a high quality, sustainable and sensitive design approach. For this project, NVBL is collaborating with Webb Yates – a multidisciplinary engineering practice based in London, Birmingham and Bristol -, the Stone Carving Company, a professional group of stone craftsman and sculptors with over 25 years’ experience and the Stone Masonry Company.

Pebble Haus

Pebble Haus is a young cross-disciplinary collective formed in 2021 by friends Andres Panduro, Jerry Florez and Dominika Pilch. The team strive to create meaningful experiences, ranging from spatial design to visual arts and performance.

Sohanna Srinivasan in collaboration with Joyce and Joyce Joinery

Sohanna Srinivasan is a London-based architect of Indian origin and Middle Eastern upbringing. Her practice explores identity, community, and sense of place with a keen interest in pluralistic narratives and bringing under-represented voices out of the background. Joyce and Joyce is a Deptford-based company specialising in joinery, furniture and cabinetry.

The Mad Hatters

Established in 2021, The Mad Hatters are a London based duo who enjoy the celebration of colourful and playful designs that focus on community and construction processes. They aim to create spaces that actively engage the public and encourage spontaneous social interaction through environmentally conscious designs.

With the installation locations for the winning benches expanding into Aldgate for the first time this summer, the competition hopes to build on the success of the past three years, to continue showcasing how architecture at any scale can have a positive impact on the capital’s public realm and can transform people’s experience of their surroundings. As part of this, the competition offers the unique opportunity to celebrate ties with the local community and the heritage of the area, encouraging both locals and visitors to pause and rediscover these vibrant areas of the City from a different perspective.

This year, the competition was judged by an expert panel comprising Yigong Zhang (Urban Designer, Perkins & Will and co-chair, Aldgate BID Public Realm Steering Group), Charlotte Fletcher (chair, Cheapside Business Alliance board and senior director, CBRE), Laura King (director, KPF), Ellie Stathaki (architecture editor, Wallpaper*) and Rosa Rogina, (programme director, London Festival of Architecture & New London Architecture)

All winning teams will now be awarded £800 to develop, manufacture and install their bench, ready to be enjoyed by the public during the London Festival of Architecture 2021.

Rosa Rogina, programme director of New London Architecture and the London Festival of Architecture, said:

“Every year, the City Benches is always a popular part of the LFA programme – both in person and on social media. With the ongoing support of Cheapside Business Alliance and our new partners at Aldgate Connect BID, we are thrilled to be able to continue championing the work of emerging architects by expanding the project and delivering nine unique new benches this summer. During the judging process, it’s been great to see how each of the winning teams has tapped into our 2021 theme of ‘care’ in a different way – exploring care for the community, our capital’s architecture, and the environment. We can’t wait to see how these imaginative benches will enhance people’s experience of the wider City’s public realm, and safely welcoming everyone back to the capital.”

Zoe Barwick, BID manager, Aldgate Connect Business Improve District, said:

“It has been fantastic to work with the London Festival of Architecture and Cheapside Business Alliance on the competition this year, to support and champion the work of emerging talent across our public realm. We’ve been delighted to see the competition receive such a diverse range of entries from across disciplines, and the winning team’s passion and bold responses to the brief really shine through in the thoughtful and playful designs. We’re looking forward to welcoming you to enjoy these vibrant design installations in Aldgate’s streets this June.

Community inclusiveness is central to Aldgate Connect and we are proud to implement this programme as it really embodies themes of equality, diversity and inclusion of the whole of society.”

Claire Dumontier-Marriage BID Manager of Cheapside Business Alliance said:

“We are proud to be part of the London Festival of Architecture once again, supporting this fantastic competition and the work of emerging architects and designers for a fourth year. The 2021 winning cohort has impressed us with their innovative approach to sustainability and careful consideration of inclusivity and accessibility. It’ll be brilliant to see how these imaginative bench designs transform our streets throughout the summer, creating space for everyone to make the most of Cheapside’s public realm and distinctive architecture.”

Chair of the Planning and Transportation Committee at the City of London Corporation, Alastair Moss, says:

“We look forward to the winning bench designs being installed across the City this summer as part of the London Festival of Architecture. Many more residents, workers and visitors are expected to return to the Square Mile in line with the easing of coronavirus restrictions and so these imaginative outdoor seating options are welcome additions to the City’s first-class public realm.”

Background

The London Festival of Architecture (LFA) is the world’s largest annual architecture festival and is exploring the theme of ‘care’ through a hybrid programme in 2021. The LFA’s mission is to support London’s architectural and design talent, enthuse and engage with the public, and find new ways to look at familiar places.

In 2020 the LFA explored the theme of power, and celebrated innovation and design through a digital events programme last June. The 2019 edition of the LFA inspired over 600 events across the capital, attracting over 800,000 visitors and a global audience of 138 million. A year-round programme of design competitions, design charrettes, campaigns and other activities also champions London as the best place in the world to practice and enjoy architecture.

Twitter: @LFArchitecture Instagram: @LondonFestivalofArchitecture Website: https://ift.tt/18UHe3d

The Cheapside Business Alliance is a Business Improvement District and was set up in 2015 with the City Corporation as the BID proposer. Together CBA and the CoL deliver key initiatives that enhance and showcase Cheapside as a world class destination.

www.incheapside.com @CheapsideBA

Aldgate Connect is a Business Improvement District set up in April 2020 raising £3.9 million over 5 years. With a vast array of cultures, businesses and places to enjoy, it makes this area one of the most diverse and exciting places to be, work, visit and live.

Together with the local authority partners, (City of London and London Borough of Tower Hamlets) the BID works with the community to enhance it as a destination for all. Inspiration and inclusivity is at the heart of the BID’s ambitions -working on programmes and projects that make it a more appealing, welcoming, stronger and safer area.

https://ift.tt/3gNjZ3U @aldgateconnectbid

Royal Docks London Design Competition information received 290421

Previously on e-architect:

17 December 2020

Royal Docks London Bench Design Competition News

Pews and Perches Design Contest news

London Festival of Architecture and Royal Docks Team unveil winning designs for 2020 ‘Pews and Perches’ competition

A series of five new benches designed by emerging architects – the winners of a competition organised the London Festival of Architecture and Royal Docks Team – have been unveiled across the Royal Docks.

All photos © Luke O’Donovan

ELE-Bench by RAB Studio Thames Barrier Park

Water, water everywhere by Betty Owoo and Quincy Haynes Royal Victoria Gardens

The Royal Resonance by CAST (Chutimon Suetragulwong, Austin Joseph, Sonam Dahya, Tyler Natdanai) Outside UTC College

Afloat by Ben Child and Luca Luci Connaught Crossing North

The Rocking Bench by Duncan Graham Thames Barrier Park

Royal Docks London Design Competition News

Transforming London’s Royal Docks with water sensitive urban design – new open ideas design competition is announced.

Royal Docks London Contest Design: Heatherwick Studio image from London Development Agency Royal Docks London Design Competition – proposal by UK designers Heatherwick Studio

Albert Island, Royal Docks London Development – 2018

Silver Building in the Royal Docks, London – 2017

Royal Docks London Regeneration Proposals – 2016

Royal Docks Cable Car – 2013

Another Royal Docks London design on e-architect:

Royal Docks Business Park Design: KCAP with Maccreanor Lavington Architects image from architect Royal Docks Business Park

Location: Royal Albert Way, London, England, UK

London Buildings

Contemporary London Architecture Designs

London Building Designs – chronological list

London Architecture Tours by e-architect

London Architects Offices

London Architecture

Royal Docks London Regeneration Proposals

London Olympic Stadium HOK Sport – Peter Cook

London designs by Thomas Heatherwick – Selection:

Paperhouse, Kensington & Chelsea, west London Paperhouse : Newspaper Kiosk design

Rolling Bridge, west London Rolling Bridge

Key design by Thomas Heatherwick:

Shanghai Expo – UK Pavilion, China Shanghai Expo UK Pavilion

Another Royal Docks building on e-architect:

Silvertown Quays Farrells Silvertown Quays Royal Docks

The Shard Design: Renzo Piano Building Workshop (RPBW)

Royal Academy of Arts London

Royal Courts of Justice London

Royal Danish Embassy

Comments / photos for the Royal Docks Redevelopment London page welcome

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Metro woman finds priceless relief from chronic migraines through Botox injections

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Botox used to treat pain, rather than lines and wrinkles.

You may have even seen recent commercials for it. More than four million people have chronic daily migraines, with at least 15 migraine days a month.

Angela Florez said she got her life back after receiving Botox injections. Florez was having more than a dozen migraines a month. The pain got so bad she called the pain management clinic at St. Luke’s in tears searching for relief.

“It definitely impacted me pretty, pretty well,” Florez said as her voice shook.

Life changed after her car was hit by a drunk driver in 2016. She went through a year of physical therapy, and although her range of motion got better, the migraines didn’t.

Florez works as a school service coordinator for a local nonprofit, and even the kids were noticing the amount of severe headaches.

“When you deal with chronic migraines, you can isolate yourself and dismiss yourself from work and just other just regular activities and leisure, and it’s tough dealing with that,” Florez said.

The pain became so unbearable she had to go on FMLA and take time off work. That’s when Dr. Jennifer Elliot offered a different option — relief through Botox.

Florez was the perfect candidate having more than 15 migraines a month lasting days at a time.

“Are you having to miss work or anything because of the headaches?” Elliot asked Florez.

“No, not at this time,” Florez responded. “Not like before.”

She said the duration and amount of her migraines have significantly decreased.

“People were getting these Botox injections done for cosmetic purposes, and they started to report that they noticed that their headaches were better,” Elliot said.

Researchers explored the idea and found that Botox paralyzes what’s called the neuro-muscular junction, which is between the nerve and muscle, so that the muscle doesn’t contract — actually treating migraines.

Florez’s injections start where she feels the most pain.

Elliot said there are 31 injection sites during one session. Patients usually come back four times a year for treatment.

“Usually after that second or third session, people will start to see a change in their headache pattern,” Elliot said.

Florez is on her tenth visit. Although skeptical at first, she’s glad she gave it a shot because it changed her life for the better.

“It’s worth it!” Florez said smiling.

After insurance, Florez said she pays about $1,700 for each session. But relief from that debilitating pain is priceless.

from FOX 4 Kansas City WDAF-TV | News, Weather, Sports https://fox4kc.com/2019/09/20/metro-woman-finds-priceless-relief-from-chronic-migraines-through-botox-injections/

from Kansas City Happenings https://kansascityhappenings.wordpress.com/2019/09/21/metro-woman-finds-priceless-relief-from-chronic-migraines-through-botox-injections/

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