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The Metropolitan is a new Pearl District development — billed as "Portland's most luxurious condominium" — in the early phases of construction by Hoyt Street Properties. boora architects hired us to program the sales room kiosk which features several Quicktime VR panoramas of each of the various floor plans, lobby, and courtyard, as well as still images and exterior views created by boora. [06 Nov 2005]
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For most of the past decade, my work has never been near a national award competition. Much of it has lurked in the shadows as one-offs, technical demonstrations, engineering documentation front-ends, etc. Of course, there were all the samples I developed for book projects — like those were going to win design awards. But lo and behold, just briefly brush up against the folks at Second Story Interactive (see below) for programming on a couple of kiosks and — BAM! — the next thing you know, you're getting certificates for excellence from the likes of Communication Arts magazine. The funny thing is, Second Story had the certificate for a little while before I heard about it from someone else, because Second Story gets so many awards it just wasn't a big deal to them. And here I am sticking it on the home page.... [06 Nov 2005] |
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Reel D-Day and Signed & Sealed were two of the Flash-based kiosk projects for the National Archives we worked on for Second Story Interactive. They were part of the National Archives Experience: The Public Vaults exhibition that won a 2005 Info Design award in Communication Arts Interactive Annual 11 [12 September 2005] |
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Stan Ridgway is a singer/songwriter who's been on the scene more than a quarter of a century, and he's been a particular favorite on vinyl, tape, CD, and MP3 through the years here at Moshofsky/Plant. So it's been like a freaky dream come true for us to be working with Stan on his site, particularly making it easy for him to post upcoming tour dates, plus photos from his travels and career, so fans can keep an eye on him.... [18 February 2005]
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The Fusion Post web site was created for a Portland video post-production house, in conjunction with designers at Steelhead Advertising. The site features numerous video samples of commercial work created by Fusion Post and its team. [13 January 2005] |
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Moshofsky/Plant worked with the Oregon Zoo to create an application that drives the two interactive video kiosks in their brand-new Eagle Canyon Exhibit. Each kiosk has the ability to display a live camera stream (of an eagle nest or salmon spawning ground) and high-quality video clips. [27 May 2004] |
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Our four Flash-based case studies for the Rediscovering Biology series are finally live and online! These interactive pieces explore HIV genetics, the evolution of frog mating calls, how new cancer drugs are being developed, and how genetic modification is used to deliver vaccines. [24 June 2004] |
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DARRELPLANT.COM LAUNCHES
After a year or more of wondering just what to do with the domain, Darrel's personal site: darrelplant.com has been launched as a blog, using a custom PHP/MySQL engine. It's got much of the usual blog stuff, an archive, an RSS syndication feed, and the unfocused range of articles on whatever topic has caught the author's attention. Seriously, it will feature Macromedia Director and Flash items, some stuff about books and the book business, political diatribes, and whatever else catches Darrel's fancy. [23 February 2004]
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