Luke Pearson

Very excited to announce the launch of Re-Imagining the Avant-Garde: Revisiting the Architecture of the 1960s and 1970s, a special issue of @AD_books edited by myself and @Butcher_Matt_ with a lineup of great contributors! On sale from Friday 19th July.. bit.ly/2SjdcRy

Excited to have this piece in the upcoming @DisegnoDaily where I explore the design of Japanese medal games, a fascination of mine for several years since I first saw them at the now sadly closed Anata no Warehouse in Kawasaki.

Very excited to launch the exhibition 'Re-Imagining the Avant-Garde' at Betts Project gallery tonight from 6pm, alongside a launch event for our AD book. Please come down if you can make it! Exhibition runs until 21 December. More details at: bettsproject.com

This is the third day of showing our Peep-Pop City game @EGX Leftfield Collection and many new cities are being built, from the carefully regimented to hyper-dense to unconstrained demolition..

@klaustoon @Arquidibujos @drawingarch @DrawingFutures @Nsousanis @erdna11 @veredes @comicarchitect Thanks for your amazing piece!

(Late) Kickstarting the academic year with a new post: An article for AD: 'Architecture Between the Panels. Comics, cartoons, and graphic narrative in the (New) Neo-Avant-garde.' klaustoon.wordpress.com/2019/09/26/arc… #comics #architecture

Contributors include: @_SamJacob & Pablo Bronstein, Sarah Deyong, @dmjn_net , @afkovacs, Perry Kulper, Igor Marjanovic, William Menking, Michael Sorkin, Neil Spiller, @loudpaper, @klaustoon, @TeamUrbanLab, Archizoom, Andrea Branzi, Superstudio, Nemestudio, Jiminez Lai + more...

If you're in Glasgow we're also really excited to be involved in this year's @ArchiFringe exhibition with the Church of Colocation, a gamespace+drawings reimagining data repositories for our digital narratives and memories.

@hollygramazio @RIBA @sandrayoukhana @tontita00 @charlesjholland @mortensen_bak Thanks! We'd also be happy to show you round some time!

We're looking forward to speaking about architecture x landscape x games, and touring around Playing the Picturesque tomorrow @RIBA Late from 6pm. Come join if you're in London! Details: eventbrite.co.uk/e/late-opening…

@mjmcmaster @RIBA @sandrayoukhana Thanks! It was fun to explore just how much picturesque principles relate to game worlds i.e. a lot and in numerous ways..

@alephograph @RIBA @sandrayoukhana Amazing exhibition design, amazing execution, amazing everything - well done!

Our installation Playing the Picturesque opens today @riba - Nash inspired follies integrated with videogame spaces celebrating the picturesque as an architecture of surprise, viewpoints and duration. Come and have a play!

@bfod @patrickashe @sandrayoukhana Currently they were made specifically for the gallery pieces, to be walked on, but we’ll look into it!

@patrickashe @sandrayoukhana @alephograph this looks beautiful. Is a digital release planned?

Playing the Picturesque featured in Architecture Today, where @sandrayoukhana discusses how we use games to evoke Nash’s landscape approaches

@dr_d_king @RIBA @sandrayoukhana Until September!

Hosted at the @RIBA for #LFA2019, You+Pea's interactive installation 'Playing the Picturesque' explores the boundaries between virtual & physical space, bringing elements from real picturesque landscapes into virtual environments via digital projections👾 bit.ly/2I4ARQW

I’ve got a piece in this month’s Frame Magazine @Framepublishers on today’s game environments becoming venues for music performances..where worlds can dance. From Fortnite to Fire Festival and K/DA to GTA.

Delighted to have been selected to design this year's summer installation with @sandrayoukhana and looking forward to working with @tontita00 and @mortensen_bak + the @RIBA team!

Here is the Seinfeld episode 'The Heart Attack' featuring Arata Isozaki's Brooklyn Museum Master Plan Competition north-south longitudinal section. #pritzkerprize #Seinfeld

Noclip website lets you revisit your favorite Nintendo levels. bit.ly/2TbUMVH

How do videogame worlds connect to subversive utopian architectures of the past...and future? My latest article 'From Superstudio to Super Mario' is out now on e-flux Architecture: e-flux.com/architecture/b…