Embedded and Interconnected Buildings: Toward Intelligent Architecture

As the concept of the universal machine—the computer—splits hardware (form) fromsoftware (function), so does the contemporary city separate its finely woven layersof meaning, use, and built form into quasi-autonomous strands. The meaning mayno longer be the function of the form but is instead increasingly defined by usagepatterns and contributing agents. It is culturally conditioned and crowdsourced witha quick refresh rate.

Volume Editors
Robert Corser & Sharon Haar

ISBN
978-1-944214-03-6