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Issue 7(3) August 2004
Issue 7(2) May 2004
Issue 7(1) February 2004
Issue 6(4) November 2003
Issue 6(3) August 2003
Issue 6(2) May 2003
Issue 6(1) February 2003
Issue 5(4) November 2002
Issue 5(3) August 2002
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Manufactured Housing: A Double-Wide Analysis
“In all its history, the mobile home has evolved not through the expertise of professional designers but through the needs and desires of owners and users. Components are engineered and physical characteristics change, but manufactured houses are not subject to fundamental tectonic or aesthetic thought. Though there has been interaction between […]
Under the pretense of some project or another I asked Rod McLaren “If you lived in Archigram’s Walking City, how would you spend your days?” and then did nothing with his wonderful response.
Thankfully Rod is not a loser like me, and he’s posted it on his blog as Life in the Walking City. Check […]
The Timely, the Tacit and the Material Body
by Joy Parr
“As historians, I suggest we, for a moment, set aside the body we know to dwell socially and fancifully in technologically and culturally specific context, and acknowledge first that there is a material, non-discursive body which sensuously perceives space, and place and other bodies. Let’s […]
Distributed Form : Network Practice
University of California, Berkeley
October 22-24, 2004
“Recent developments in information technology have resulted in the entrenchment of networks and distributed systems as the dominant spatial paradigm, effectively challenging fundamental design issues of autonomy, originality, place, practice and form, which reconfigure disciplines through the implementation of distributed logics and collaborative ‘open’ practices. As […]