Self-Sufficient Habitat
eBook - ePub

Self-Sufficient Habitat

  1. 304 pages
  2. English
  3. ePUB (mobile friendly)
  4. Available on iOS & Android
eBook - ePub

Self-Sufficient Habitat

About this book

Material Intelligence, simulations, sensors, actuators, as well as the bio-mimetic and digital manufacturing innovations provide revolutionary ideas on growth, adaptability, repair, sensitivity, replication and energy savings in architecture.Should we continue constructing rigid and fixed structures?Or can our habitats begin to think?

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Table of contents

  1. INTRODUCTION
  2. SELF-SUFFICIENT AND INTER-ACTION
  3. ALIVE
  4. THE PRODUCTIVE CITY
  5. BACK TO THE FUTURE
  6. JURY'S MEMBERS
  7. WINNERS
  8. THEORIES AND STRATEGIES
  9. La Monumental is Vandalised
  10. Rewiring the Future
  11. Powering London 2015
  12. Self-Sufficient Superstructures
  13. Digital Construct 1:1
  14. Re.Habitat
  15. Art in City Life/Life Art in the City
  16. Self-Sufficient Habitat
  17. An Arkitecture
  18. The Matripoles
  19. Bio City Map of 11 Billion
  20. Swarm Urbanism
  21. Cyclical Architecture
  22. Self-Sufficient Parasite City
  23. Barrio 15
  24. Nature-Culture
  25. K.O. Habitat
  26. SOCIAL AND COLLABORATIVE
  27. Interactice Hornád
  28. Agriculture Teaching: Al Mansoura
  29. Sanchinarro
  30. REstorative COmmunity
  31. The Lichen City
  32. Redevelopment of Leprosy Colony
  33. Self-Supportive Copp Districts
  34. Self-Sufficient Habitat_A parasitical Refuge
  35. OCP. Alc.
  36. Urban Play
  37. New Lochara. A Dialogue between Man and the (Super)Natural
  38. Upper City
  39. Producing City
  40. Highbury Fields
  41. Agri-net
  42. Sustainable Village: Fasayel, Palestine
  43. RE_
  44. Tanneries Neighborhood
  45. The Nature Museum in the Ekaterinburg
  46. PARAMETRIC SYSTEMS
  47. A New Neighbourhood for Rio de Janeiro
  48. Poro(city)
  49. Open Cluster City
  50. SelfinSkin
  51. Programmable Habitats
  52. MBC
  53. Spam
  54. Copenhagen flooding
  55. Traffic Energy recycling
  56. Floating Cells
  57. Ordos
  58. Floating Responsive Agriculture
  59. Cluster-Shell
  60. Walking Clouds
  61. Anti-Gravity
  62. Urbs Florens_Flourishing City
  63. Strategic Intervention in Mexico City
  64. Immunorium
  65. BEHAVIOURAL TECHNOLOGY
  66. (S.I.S.T.E.M.A.)
  67. Emphatic Habitat
  68. Post Oil Architecture
  69. Dhaka City
  70. Kites
  71. Primavera City
  72. LESS
  73. Self-Sufficient Habitat/Biomimicry
  74. Self-Sufficient Habitat/Interactive facade
  75. The Breathing SeaShell
  76. BalloonFrastracture
  77. ECOrganic
  78. Water Ways
  79. Hong Kong CoGen
  80. ADAPTIVE AND REACTIVE
  81. Here After: The Material Processor
  82. Interactive Sponge
  83. Natto: Sensitive Houses
  84. A Day House
  85. Cortes Reef
  86. The Ark
  87. Urban [Add]apt
  88. Salt Geographies
  89. Moss on the Rocks
  90. Urban Farming
  91. Donosti Self-Sufficient Community
  92. Urban Bio Incubator
  93. Cliff Dwellings
  94. Agronautes
  95. 2030's Photosynthesis Habitat
  96. Cultivating Architecture
  97. The Ant Tribe
  98. DATA LANDSCAPES
  99. Recycle Valley
  100. Garbage Temporary Show
  101. Energy Iceberg
  102. San Bartolo Housing Strategy
  103. Re-Naturalize
  104. The Invisible City
  105. The Sharing Habitat
  106. Boom and Bust
  107. Inverse Moat
  108. Jastrzebie-Ruptawa Houses
  109. Coffee Plantation Habitat
  110. Adaptable Temperature Shell
  111. Habitable Membranes
  112. Harvesting Panama
  113. Sub Urban Infillers
  114. PARTICIPANTS ORIGINS
  115. PROJECT NAMES