This book presents a new take on the evolution of digital design theories in architecture from modernity to today, as they have been inspired both by contemporary philosophy and the emergence and access to advanced computation.
This book presents a new take on the evolution of digital design theories in architecture from modernity to today, as they have been inspired both by contemporary philosophy and the emergence and access to advanced computation.
Jefferson Ellinger is an Associate Professor and Director of the Design Computation program (DesComp) in the School of Architecture and an affiliation faculty member in the School of Data Science at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte. Ellinger is a partner in Fresh Air Building Systems (FABS) in New York, dedicated to researching and designing next-generation building systems. Ellinger is founding partner of research design practice StudioLNGR, and was a finalist in the MoMA PS1 Young Architects competition program.
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Preface. Introduction. 1. Difference in Architecture 2. Reject Difference 3. Reductive Difference 4. Deconstructive Difference 5. Differentiation 6. Multiplicity and the Heterogeneous 7. Synthetic Difference Bibliography. Index.
