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This book explores computation, specifically the craft of writing computer code, as a medium for drawing. Exercises, essays, algorithms, diagrams and drawings are woven together to offer instruction, insight and theories that are valuable to practising architects, artists and scholars.

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In this book, two key projects are laid bare, manifesting a shift in the work from an early preoccupation with material responsiveness, to one that additionally addresses concepts of spatiality and its relation to the proposed idea of augmented materiality.

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Featuring the eco-architectural work and ideas of Ken Yeang.

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The story of a cultural landmark on the shores of Vancouver, created by an inventive architectural apprentice in the 1950s, which became a cornerstone of West Coast Modernism.

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This book prompts readers to develop more intimate friendships with architectural companions through a collection of stories, essays, and case studies that illustrate solidarity among humans, non-humans, buildings, interiors, and the broader environment.

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Curb-scale Hong Kong is about the infrastructural objects that constitute the street in Hong Kong. Through drawing and text, the book renders these objects visible and argues for their relevance as story tellers and civic protagonists.

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Part of the Gensler Monograph series, Design for Government is an examination of the process behind projects aimed at being of benefit to the public.

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In Designing for Empathy, architect Aybars A puts forth a new perspective on empathy in architecture, which shifts focus toward designing emphatic spaces.

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Designing the Computational Image, Imagining Computational Design explores this period of remarkable inventiveness, and traces its repercussions on architecture and other creative fields through a selection of computational designers working today.

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The VIII issue of Dialectic asks the reader to imagine possible ways to subvert architecture.

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Digital Fabrications is a collection of essays and half-true stories about design software and hardware.

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Focus on the involvement of DP Architects with Singapore's Maria Bay over a period of 50 years.

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Drawing Codes: Experimental Protocols of Architectural Representation examines the effects of this transformation on the architectural discipline and explores how architects have critically integrated procedural thinking into their drawing process.

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Dynamic Geographies seeks to address these perceptions with a series of our projects as examples one for every of our 20 years in business.

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This book, a monograph by architects and educators Coleman Coker and Sarah Gamble, challenges designers to actively engage the environmental crisis through their work, while articulating an optimistic, tangible means to pursue community good and environmental justice through design activism and engagement.

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Gathering twenty essays written over twenty years, Figments of the Architectural Imagination explores the frontiers of speculative architectural design, theory, and pedagogy to offer clear-eyed and incisive treatments of some of the most important projects, practices, and polemics at work making contemporary architecture contemporary.

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An exploration into the work of the Omega Center for Sustainable Living, as it tests what is possible with regenerative design and the outcome when sustainability is moved to the top of the list of criteria.

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This book provides a taxonomy of this expanding and heterogeneous terrain within architecturea matrix of shared generative logics and morphological typeswhile providing an overview of one of the most significant and prolific periods of experimentation within the discipline.