Author(s): Andrew Fox, David Hill & Sara Queen
The following paper responds to an ACSA conference session motion that states: “There areonly contingent architectural objects.”2 The authors generally agree with this motion, andthey outline a recent design competition project as an example that supports their position infavor of integrated teams that design for multiplicity and contingencies.
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