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Primeiro, as más notícias. Ainda não há vacina ou cura para o COVID-19. A única droga aprovada tem impactos modestos. O que daríamos por uma droga que faria o seguinte? 💥 Melhore as respostas imunes e inflamação a infecções virais 💥 Reduzir o stress psicológico e fisiológico da pandemia 💥 Ajude a tratar a maioria das condições crónicas pré-existentes que preveem mortes COVID-19 💥 Melhore a eficácia de uma eventual vacina Há um único remédio com provas de todos os benefícios acima mencionados. Não é uma droga e não requer receita. O único remédio com todos estes benefícios é a atividade física! Leia o blog para saber mais: http://ow.ly/NOjP50BlcGF August 04, 2020 by James F. Sallis, Ph.D., FACSM and Michael Pratt, M.D. M.P.H. FACSM ............................................ Woods JA, Keylock KT, Lowder T, et al. Cardiovascular exercise training extends influenza vaccine seroprotection in sedentary older adults: the immune function intervention trial. J Am Geriatr Soc. 2009;57(12):2183-91. https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1111/j.1532-5415.2009.02563.x #exercicio #exercise #acsm #covıd19 #eimblog https://www.instagram.com/p/CE6sk3hnzaK/?igshid=cayj70z6qwl7

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Home in Motion

The Dynamic D*Haus folds and shifts into configurations developed using advance geometry and mathematics.

(via Architizer)

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Tourist Trap   |   Prathyusha Viddam

The most efficient path in a city as dense as Manhattan is not necessarily the shortest route. Tourist Trap suggests a system in which to both highlight that path and to encourage more seamless transfers between modes of transportation. Motion sensing LEDs are embedded within the ground at heavily trafficked subway stations, tracing the fast pace of local New Yorkers. The ghost path left behind remains long enough to guide passengers from the next train to the streets and buses aboveground, simultaneously leading them around meandering tourists.

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Block Party   |   Timothy Bell

In a city as dense as New York, unused space is rare. Block Party maximizes the potential of abandoned space in the city by exploring the hybridization of infrastructure and building. Vacant and unused portions of subway stations are reclaimed for bike storage, capitalizing on New York’s initiatives to encourage commuters’ bike and subway use. During rush hour, the storage units remain compacted under the street, but expand to double their size during off hours. By taking over the street, Block Party creates a new landscape that responds to both traffic patterns and infrastructure.

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What better way to celebrate over a year of Experiments in Motion than with a short film highlighting the design, research and innovation that went into partnership between Audi of America and Columbia University GSAPP .

Swoon NYC worked with us to create a video that captures the collaboration between Audi of America and Columbia University GSAPP, spanning from the initial launch to last month’s culminating NYC installation and everything in between. The GIFs above are just a taste of the footage from the full video, which you can check out here.

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Water SpArrows by Mitchell Bush

What if the rivers surrounding Manhattan could be used as potential public space? GSAPP student Mitchell Bush’s Water SpArrows turns the Hudson River into a recreational park by bombing it with arrows. These arrows are in fact leisure platforms that function as spaces for recreational water sports or just lounging around. The glowing air ballasts, or “arrowheads”, will make them an instantly recognizable symbol on the waterfront and attract city-dwellers.

This project is part of Experiments in Motion - a partnership between Columbia Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation and Audi of America. 

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Forefront by Ehsaan Mesghali and George Dolidze

Forefront mobilizes the art institution as a guerrilla pop up exhibit facilitator, broadening their reach to engaging new audiences outside their established community. The versatile solution can be developed in virtually any public space transforming it into a gallery, exhibition or screening.  

This project is part of Experiments in Motion - a partnership between Columbia Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation and Audi of America. 

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Mobile Suburbia by Aaron Berman

Columbia GSAPP student Aaron Berman imagines a new way of creating recreational spaces. Suspended backyard platforms attached to apartment windows produce a suburban sense of expanded space in the dense urban environment.Backyard platforms can be ordered, customized and delivered to city residents and installed on masonry facades.

This project is part of Experiments in Motion - a partnership between Columbia Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation and Audi of America.