THE QUEST FOR SURVIVAL.

In this article, the author reflects upon how the computational powers of nature could impact life in the 21st century. Particular focus is given to how these notions relate to architecture, including the conservation and restoration of the city of Venice, Italy. Additional topics discussed include...

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Publicado en:Architects' Journal Vol. 239; no. 8; pp. 64 - 70
Autor principal: Armstrong, Rachel
Formato: Artículo
Publicado: EMAP Publishing Limited 2/28/2014
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