T-6 Parametricism Patrik Schumacher ” Each space is in fact a communication. It invites its visitors to participate and gives them clues on how should they behave, what to do. But people are no longer satisfied with simple ordering of space with rigid forms and strict compartmentalization. They need to communicate with each other and [...]
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Parametricism a synergy to Futurism? or Architecture?
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Rhizome – An Image Of Thought.
Book: A Thousand Plateaus: Capitalism and Schizophrenia Author: Gilles Deleuze and Felix Guattari Chapter: I- Rhizome “Any point of a rhizome can be connected to anything other, and must be;” and, ”A rhizome ceaselessly establishes connections between semiotic chains, organizations of power, and circumstances relative to the arts, science, and social struggles.” The rhizome [...]
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Deleuze and the genesis of form
The essay written by Manuel DeLanda in discusses the genesis of form, according to the philosophy of Gilles Deleuze. Matter, for Deleuze, has spontaneous behavior (inertia) and the resources involved in the genesis of form are immanent to matter itself. Examples of form genesis in nature help to understand that the two factors governing the [...]
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Retro Futurism
Rebecca Allen visuals for Kraftwerk concert at MoMA // 2012. Rebecca Allen is the current creative director for Nicholas Negroponte’s projects. image courtesy of MoMA (source) assigned reading: ‘Toward a Theory of Architecture Machines’ by Nicholas Negroponte , 1969. Today, the widespread use of computer-aided design has created a paradigm shift in the way architecture is conceived, [...]
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H O R M E Z I
Introducing us the concept of rhizome, Deleuze uses a rhizome himself, not just a whatever book which would have innate a linear and sequential structure, that pinpoints and solves a problem, but an hypertext, with no conclusion in it, hard to understand as to define it, hard to extrapolate a unique sense because is [...]
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