Name: Multiplicity: On Constraint and Agency in Contemporary Architecture (en Inglés)
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Author: Riahi, Pari ; Katsaros, Laure ; Davis, Michael T.
ISBN: 9781625347992

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Multiplicity: On Constraint and Agency in Contemporary Architecture (en Inglés)

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Libro Físico

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University of Massachusetts Press

Autor

Riahi, Pari ; Katsaros, Laure ; Davis, Michael T.

Idioma

Inglés

N° páginas

320

Encuadernación

Tapa Blanda

ISBN13

9781625347992

Categorías

Arquitectura: ejercicio profesional
Historia de la arquitectura

Multiplicity: On Constraint and Agency in Contemporary Architecture (en Inglés)

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Today, the field of architecture faces a reckoning. While there is no longer consensus on what defines an architectural work, theorists, historians, and practitioners are grappling with urgent issues--among them the impact of climate change, the dynamics of power and race in relation with the built environment, and the technological, practical, and ethical dimensions of architecture. As established practices, academic objectives, and professional expectations come under scrutiny, architecture is in search of new definitions, identities, and voices. Inspired by Italo Calvino's memos about literature in the twenty-first century, this volume--the second in a series-- situates architecture within a broad framework, exploring its complex interactions with environmental, cultural, political, social, artistic, and technological forces. The editors' objective is to spur conversation across the boundaries that divide architecture's theorists and historians from practitioners. In addition to the editors, the contributors include Sanford Kwinter, Aleksandra Jaeschke, Jennifer Mack, Rahul Mehrotra, Charles Waldheim, Kristi Cheramie, Jesse Reiser, Julian Harake, Jenny E. Sabin, Charles Davis, Esra Akcan, and David Karmon.