| Sumario: | This article presents information on the architectural firm Servo. This ad hoc group started collaborating and were soon exploring the potential of exhibitions as opportunities for its work. Though the four principal players of the team had not explicitly intended to form a collective or "distributed" practice, they were drawn to its multicultural and multigeographic aspects and issues of complex authorship, which they would exploit through interactive work. Exploring questions of authorship, servo has developed projects such as Thermodine, sensory furniture that responds to users through incorporated digital, sound, and lighting technologies.
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