ABSTRACT
Whilst our outside world is modifying into a more complex and hybrid networked world, our most intimate dwelling, our home, is at risk of falling behind as for many it seems to have remained the same as it has been for many decades. This book explores what it means to have a home in such a networked world. It describes what architecture can, or perhaps should, contribute to enable a more participatory role for inhabitants. This forward-thinking book will try to answer the question - What is the role and position of technology in our most intimate locations both now and what could it be like in the future?
TABLE OF CONTENTS
chapter 3|13 pages
Introduction
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chapter 4|15 pages
Early and more recent history
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chapter 5|9 pages
Architecture; home, from the surface
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chapter 6|17 pages
Housing, system and principles
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chapter 7|9 pages
Home
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chapter 8|11 pages
Privacy or privacies
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chapter 9|9 pages
Thinking and rethinking
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chapter 10|9 pages
Awareness and acceptance
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chapter 11|9 pages
Technologies and the home
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chapter 12|9 pages
Sustainable: circular, modular, nature-inclusive
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chapter 13|16 pages
Actual developments and possible futures
Size: 17.05 MB
chapter 14|7 pages
Epilogue
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