Institute for Architecture, Computational Technologies, studio 702B, New York Institute of Technology
The project aims to design an urban space where essential activities like “Live, Work, Grow, Store, Sell” are interconnected, resembling a neural network empowered by machine learning. This approach seeks to create a dynamic and efficient environment where these activities complement each other, fostering sustainability and adaptability within the urban context. In accordance with the […]
Read more "UrbanBots"Abstract This research paper critically examines the transformative influence of computational design within the interdisciplinary framework of architecture, emphasizing its profound societal ramifications. An exploration of collaborative and collective computational design practices reveals an alignment with socialist principles, thereby catalyzing a paradigm shift towards societal structures characterized by equality and shared resources. The study, rooted […]
Read more "Computational Design in Architecture: A Comprehensive Review of Interdisciplinary Collaborations and Societal Impacts"1. Introduction The advent of computation in architecture has ushered in a new era of interdisciplinary approach, where the boundaries between different fields are becoming increasingly blurred. This shift towards an integrated approach is not just a technological evolution, but also a social one, with profound implications on our societal structures. As Rudy Rucker, a […]
Read more "Computation: the new part of interdisciplinary approach for Architecture"Manfredo Tafuri Introduction Manfredo Tafuri (1935-1994) was an Italian architectural historian and critic. He graduated from the Faculty of Architecture of the University of Rome in July 1960 Tafuri’s legacy encompasses his pioneering contributions to architectural history and his broader influence in the field of art history. His work is characterized by a critical and […]
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