De-/Signing the Urban: Technogenesis and the Urban Image - Couverture souple

Couverture souple

ISBN 10 : 9064506116 ISBN 13 : 9789064506116

Editeur : Nai010 Publishers, 2013

Synopsis

This book represents the fruits of a year long forum carried out in the Delft School of Design (Faculty of Architecture, University of Technology Delft). The papers in this collection are gathered from renowned visiting scholars, faculty members, and doctoral candidates who contributed to workshops, seminars and lectures. The essays contained in this volume contribute to matters which have come to increasingly shift our understanding of architecture and urbanism. The authors offer insight on urban processes and the aesthetic challenge for contemporary design in relation to image, technology and life sciences.

Contributions include discussion on: the structure of the network city in terms of temporal manipulations; the virtual emergence and resilience of contemporary urban place in the context of Beijing; the practice of the 'production of space' is detailed with a study of Nowa Huta, Poland, a post communist city and a phenomenological account of habitat and the urban body is presented in relation to Bogot .

Delft School of Design Series on Architecture and Urbanism

Also published in this series:

1: Crossover. Architecture / Urbanism / Technology

2: The Body in Architecture

A propos du livre

À propos de la quatrième de couverture

This book represents the fruits of a year long forum carried out in the Delft School of Design (Faculty of Architecture, University of Technology Delft). The papers in this collection are gathered from renowned visiting scholars, faculty members, and doctoral candidates who contributed to workshops, seminars and lectures. The essays contained in this volume contribute to matters which have come to increasingly shift our understanding of architecture and urbanism. The authors offer insight on urban processes and the aesthetic challenge for contemporary design in relation to image, technology and life sciences.

Contributions include discussion on: the structure of the network city in terms of temporal manipulations; the virtual emergence and resilience of contemporary urban place in the context of Beijing; the practice of the 'production of space' is detailed with a study of Nowa Huta, Poland, a post communist city and a phenomenological account of habitat and the urban body is presented in relation to Bogot .

Delft School of Design Series on Architecture and Urbanism

Also published in this series:

1: Crossover. Architecture / Urbanism / Technology

2: The Body in Architecture

À propos de la deuxième de couverture

This book represents the fruits of a year long forum carried out in the Delft School of Design (Faculty of Architecture, University of Technology Delft). The papers in this collection are gathered from renowned visiting scholars, faculty members, and doctoral candidates who contributed to workshops, seminars and lectures. The essays contained in this volume contribute to matters which have come to increasingly shift our understanding of architecture and urbanism. The authors offer insight on urban processes and the aesthetic challenge for contemporary design in relation to image, technology and life sciences.

Contributions include discussion on: the structure of the network city in terms of temporal manipulations; the virtual emergence and resilience of contemporary urban place in the context of Beijing; the practice of the 'production of space' is detailed with a study of Nowa Huta, Poland, a post communist city and a phenomenological account of habitat and the urban body is presented in relation to Bogot .

Delft School of Design Series on Architecture and Urbanism

Also published in this series:

1: Crossover. Architecture / Urbanism / Technology

2: The Body in Architecture

Détails de l'édition

• Éditeur: Nai010 Publishers
• Date d'édition: 2013
• Langue: anglais
• ISBN 10: 9064506116
• ISBN 13: 9789064506116
• Reliure: Broché
• Nombre de pages: 400
• Éditeur: Healy Patrick, Bruyns Gerhard
• Coordonnées du fabricant: non disponible
• Personne responsable: non disponible