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Spirabilis Exhibited In EcoRedux 02 | A-OBJECT

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A-Object is the current work and research of Justin Snider. He can be contacted via [info @ a-object dot com]. Urban Omnibus has published Signal Space as part of their Unseen Machine series. The research by Michael Chen and Justin Snider explores the relationship between New York City and its built mobile infrastructure. Posted: July 7th, 2011 ˑ No Comments. Spirabilis Exhibited In EcoRedux 02. Posted: April 16th, 2011 ˑ No Comments. Posted: April 15th, 2011 ˑ No Comments. Reboot is a proposal for a pro...

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EcoRedux - ANAcycle design+writing studio

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Is an online non-profit educational resource for ecological experiments in the postwar period and their potential creative reuse in contemporary design culture. The assembly of an archival database is intended to track an unexplored genealogy of material experimentation conducted by underground architectural groups, as a prehistory of a rising biotechnological imagery and a new social and planetary vision, crossbreeding throughout different design disciplines. In curating the EcoRedux. From SHIT to FOOD.

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Population, Ecologies & Urbanism: Whats a diagram again?

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Population, Ecologies and Urbanism. Understanding the potential for design through the organic growth of highly populated urban environments. Monday, 28 March 2011. Whats a diagram again? Has the objective changed or become less contained? Is it more important to focus on the creation of more communities or the continued growth of existing without giving consideration to the conditions that are present? Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Havard Magazine, Slum 03. Cilwung river, Jakarta. More from L U.

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Population, Ecologies & Urbanism: April 2011

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Population, Ecologies and Urbanism. Understanding the potential for design through the organic growth of highly populated urban environments. Monday, 11 April 2011. Are the principles of secondary succession in ecology transferable to the urban environment? Consider for a moment the effects the rapid urbanisation has had on the existing landscape. Could this be considered the "event' within the principles of second succession? Monday, 4 April 2011. The above mapping are an indication of the scale of urba...

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Population, Ecologies & Urbanism: Hmmm.......

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Population, Ecologies and Urbanism. Understanding the potential for design through the organic growth of highly populated urban environments. Saturday, 2 April 2011. Can the urban slum be used as a frame work to increase the presents of healthy ecology's within these cities? Are they strategically located to bleed out into the urban metropolis becoming the catalyst for improved environmental conditions? To what capacity can the retrofit and the proposed "land grab" work parallel to one another ?

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Population, Ecologies & Urbanism: Jakartas Human System

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Population, Ecologies and Urbanism. Understanding the potential for design through the organic growth of highly populated urban environments. Monday, 4 April 2011. The above mapping are an indication of the scale of urban poor communities within Jakarta, their possible commerce and materials collection range and a negative hypothetical representation of the same system if all communities are eventually forced further out due to economic expansion. What is a slum? 14 November 2011 at 07:59. More from L U.

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Population, Ecologies & Urbanism: An Exploration in Networks and Typologies

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Population, Ecologies and Urbanism. Understanding the potential for design through the organic growth of highly populated urban environments. Sunday, 20 March 2011. An Exploration in Networks and Typologies. The idea of create space is very interesting, can these typologies which have previously been a direct physical boundary become ideal spaces for growth. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Havard Magazine, Slum 03. Cilwung river, Jakarta. Slum demolition New Delhi. More from L U. Typologies and Desig...

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Population, Ecologies & Urbanism

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Population, Ecologies and Urbanism. Understanding the potential for design through the organic growth of highly populated urban environments. Thursday, 31 March 2011. And US./Japan ASTER Science Team. 1976, 1989 and 2004 documented growth of Jakarta, blue is urban area and red is vegetation. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Havard Magazine, Slum 03. Cilwung river, Jakarta. Slum demolition New Delhi. More from L U. THE JAKARTA - INDONESIA - URBAN BLOG. Vague Terrain 13: citySCENE Vague Terrain.

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PEOPLE | Terraincognita

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Eco-tales for Thessaloniki’s sealine. Assistant Professor, The Cooper Union/ Columbia University. Lydia Kallipoliti is a practicing architect, engineer and theorist, currently an Assistant Professor Adjunct at the Cooper Union and at Columbia University in New York. She holds architecture degrees from A.U.Th. in Greece, MIT and Princeton University. Her design and theoretical work has been published internationally including. And other publications. She is the editor of. Http:/ www.arch-hives.net/. Eva F...

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About | Pittsburgh Postwar Modern Architecture

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Pittsburgh Postwar Modern Architecture. Blog to make public research about Pittsburgh's Postwar Modern Architecture. Wean Hall, CMU. Biblio. / Links. This blog is intended to make public research on Pittsburgh’s Postwar Modern Architecture that is done in the context of the course “Postwar Modern Architecture and Theory 1945-1975” (#48-350) taught by Prof. Kai Gutschow at Carnegie Mellon University School of Architecture in Spring 2010. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here.