R & Sie(n) architecture |
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13:31 /
12.10.2006
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| Bruce Sterling's idea of a "Spime" is a fascinating one, describing a future class of objects starting out and ending as pure data, but having a physical representation as part of their life(cycle). Key requirement for such new objects is a sophisticated fabrication technology of which we have seen the beginnings in recent years. |
R&Sie(n) (François Roche and Stéphanie Lavaux) are a Parisian architecture/art practise heavily focussing on generative design and fabbing processes to create real world instances of their designs. (Some images taken from ARCH'IT.) |
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Terra Incognita
Terra Incognita
Terra Incognita
"I've heard about", taken from ARCH'IT Allestimenti
"I've heard about", taken from ARCH'IT Allestimenti
"I've heard about", taken from ARCH'IT Allestimenti
I've become increasing interested in R&Sie(n)'s work over the past year, especially their project 'I've heard about...' (http://b.durandin.free.fr/iveheardabout/iha.htm). Does anyone at Everyone Forever know of any other organizations with a similar social intent and/or technological rigor dealing specifically with processes in architecture? Thanks!
Posted by hale
17:44 / 01/10/2007
17:44 / 01/10/2007
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