Topotensegrity by Robert Neumayr
Responsive Environments by Lucy Bullivant defines spaces that interact with the people who use them, pass through them or by them - have in a very short space of time become ubiquitous. Not just confined to the fantasy worlds of films ... digital technology-enabled spaces, notoriously employing unprecedented levels of CCTV as well as demonstrating the seemingly infinite powers of multimedia, have invaded our lives, fundamentally affecting the identity of public, corporate, retail and cultural spaces, and connecting remote environments. Lucy has curated a wide range of ground-breaking and successful exhibitions. Featuring creatives from a range of disciplines, her exhibitions and conferences deal with topics including architecture's role as a social art, models of best practice in the emerging field of responsive environments, new design strategies for housing, the design of children's environments within and beyond the Western world, inclusive design and young architectural practices.
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Is this book mainly a collection of essays or does it include photos and descriptions of projects?
Posted by: Ra | December 31, 2007 at 06:00 AM