ABSTRACT
Now that information technologies are fully embedded into the design studio, Instabilities and Potentialities explores our post-digital culture to better understand its impact on theoretical discourse and design processes in architecture. The role of digital technologies and its ever-increasing infusion of information into the design process entails three main shifts in the way we approach architecture: its movement from an abstracted mode of codification to the formation of its image, the emergence of the informed object as a statistical model rather than a fixed entity and the increasing porosity of the architectural discipline to other fields of knowledge. Instabilities and Potentialities aims to bridge theoretical and practical approaches in digital architecture.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
part 1|75 pages
Images
part 2|76 pages
Objects
chapter 10|11 pages
Objects
part 3|58 pages
Discipline
chapter 13|7 pages
Machines in Architecture
chapter 14|7 pages
Design Outside of the Frame
chapter 18|12 pages
Dissimilar at First Sight
part |18 pages
Postscript