tailieunhanh - The Alphabet and the Algorithm

Not long ago, in the nineties, no one doubted that a “digital revolution” was in the making—in architecture as in all aspects of life, science, and art. Today (early 2010) the very expression “digital revolution” has fallen into disuse, if not into disrepute; it sounds passé and archaic, at best the reminder of an age gone by. Yet digital technologies, now ubiquitous, have already significantly changed the way architecture is designed and made. They are changing how architecture is taught in schools, practiced, managed, even regulated. Etymologically, as well as politically, the notion of a revolution implies that something is or has been turned upside down. It may be too. | II ÍM1 ArchltKtBce iii THE ALPHABET AND THE ALGORITHM MARIO CARPO THE ALPHABET AND THE ALGORITHM Writing Architecture series A project of the Anyone Corporation Cynthia Davidson editor Earth Moves The Furnishing of Territories Bernard Cache 1995 Architecture as Metaphor Language Number Money Kojin Karatani 1995 Differences Topographies of Contemporary Architecture Ignasi de Solà-Morales 1996 Constructions John Rajchman 1997 Such Places as Memory John Hejduk 1998 Welcome to The Hotel Architecture Roger Connah 1998 Fire and Memory On Architecture and Energy Luis Fernandez-Galiano 2000 A Landscape of Events Paul Virilio 2000 Architecture from the Outside Essays on Virtual and Real Space Eizabeth Grosz 2001 Public Intimacy Architecture and the Visul Arts Giuliana Bruno 2007 Strange Details Michael Cadwell 2007 Histories of the Immediate Present Inventing Architectural Modernism Anthony Vidler 2008 Drawing for Architecture Leon Krier 2009 Architecture s Desire Reading the Late Avant-Garde K. Michael Hays 2010 The Possibility of an Absolute Architecture Pier Vittorio Aureli 2011 The Alphabet and the Algorithm Mario Carp0 .

• Kiến trúc - Xây dựng
• Architecture and the Identical
• Authorship
• Allography and Notations
• Going Digital
• Technological Failure