Created on 2024-11-16

The image shows an open notebook with sketches and handwritten annotations on both pages. The left page appears relatively empty with a few faint outlines and some words inscribed at the top. The right side of the notebook features a more colorful and detailed sketch, which appears to represent an urban planning or architectural concept. The sketch includes a drawing of an arrangement of block-like structures, possibly buildings, around a central area that features patches of green, suggesting grassy areas, and a large blue rectangle that could be a pool or water feature. There are lines indicating pathways or roads and small human figures, which give a sense of scale and activity. The presence of color—greens, blues, and hints of red—provides a contrast to the otherwise black ink used for most of the sketching and notations. Annotations are scribbled throughout in both black and green ink, indicating thoughts, ideas, or labels for certain parts of the drawing. Some of the legible words include "Berlin," "LASER INST."(laser installation), and "TU Hauptgebäude" (which translates to TU main building, possibly referring to the main building of a technical university, "TU" being a common abbreviation for "Technische Universität" in German-speaking countries). The inscription "Ernst-Reuter-Platz" suggests the drawing may be related to that specific location, which is a well-known public square in Berlin. Given the casual nature of the sketches and the annotations, it appears to be a working document, potentially from the early ideation stage of a project. The date "17/18 - III - '84" written at the top right corner suggests the sketch was made in March 1984.

Created on 2024-11-14

The image appears to be a handwritten journal or notebook page. It contains a diagram or sketch of what seems to be a city scene, labeled "Berlin" and dated "17/18-III-94". The diagram includes various architectural elements and annotations such as "BERLIN SUPER STAR", "Laser installation at TU", and "Ernst-Reuter-Platz". There are also some handwritten notes and sketches along the margins of the page.