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Towards self‐organisational and multiple‐performance capacity in architecture
10.1002/ad.234.abs
Techniques and Technologies in Morphogenetic Design expands and develops the themes of the previous, highly successful Emergence: Morphogenetic Design Strategies issue of 4 (Vol 74, No 3, 2004), which was also guest‐edited by Michael Hensel, Achim Menges and Michael Weinstock of the Emergence and Design Group. While the first volume elucidated the concepts of emergence and self‐organisation in relation to the discipline of architecture, this issue augments its theoretical and methodological foundation within a biological paradigm for architectural design, while also discussing promising, related, instrumental techniques for design, manufacturing and construction. Michael Hensel introduces the issue and explains how it addresses a much broader range of scales, from the molecular to that of macro‐structure and, beyond, to ecological relations. Copyright © 2006 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.
Towards self‐organisational and multiple‐performance capacity in architecture
10.1002/ad.234.abs
Techniques and Technologies in Morphogenetic Design expands and develops the themes of the previous, highly successful Emergence: Morphogenetic Design Strategies issue of 4 (Vol 74, No 3, 2004), which was also guest‐edited by Michael Hensel, Achim Menges and Michael Weinstock of the Emergence and Design Group. While the first volume elucidated the concepts of emergence and self‐organisation in relation to the discipline of architecture, this issue augments its theoretical and methodological foundation within a biological paradigm for architectural design, while also discussing promising, related, instrumental techniques for design, manufacturing and construction. Michael Hensel introduces the issue and explains how it addresses a much broader range of scales, from the molecular to that of macro‐structure and, beyond, to ecological relations. Copyright © 2006 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.
Towards self‐organisational and multiple‐performance capacity in architecture
Hensel, Michael (author) / Menges, Achim (author) / Weinstock, Michael (author)
Architectural Design ; 76 ; 5-11
2006-03-01
7 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
Nikolaos Stathopoulos , ArupSport , Daniel Coll Capdevila , Achim Menges , J Parish , Joseph Kellner , Hugh Whitehead , Neri Oxman , 2005 Serpentine Pavilion , Octatube Space Structures , Bentley Systems , Prusinkiewicz , Skyspan , Covertex , OCEAN NORTH , Andrew Kudless , Seele , Frei Otto , David Newton , Emergence and Design Group , skylä , Foster and Partners , Robert Aish , KPF London , Jyväskyla Music and Art Center , Lars Hesselgren , Scheffler + Partner Architects , Finnforest Merk , SmartGeometry Group
Towards self-organisational and multiple-performance capacity in architecture
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