Disappearing architecture

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Birkhäuser, Basel

2005

272 Pages

ISBN 978-3-7643-7275-0

Disappearing architecture

from real to virtual to quantum

Edited by

Georg Flachbart, Peter Weibel

Publication details

Full citation:

Flachbart, G. , Weibel, P. (eds) (2005). Disappearing architecture: from real to virtual to quantum, Birkhäuser, Basel.

Table of Contents

Disappearing architecture

Flachbart Georg

10-15

After the revolution

Mitchell William J.

18-23

The architecture of the multiverse

Deutsch David

24-29

Autonomic computing

Gilat Dagan

32-40

Grid computing

Marten Holger

42-50

Ubiquitous computing

Beigl Michael

52-60

The development of quantum hardware for quantum computing

Daley Andrew; Cirac Ignacio; Zoller Peter

62-76

Constructing an authentic architecture of the digital era

Mitchell William J.

80-89

A new kind of building

Oosterhuis Kas

90-115

Implosion of numbers

Strauss Wolfgang; Fleischmann Monika

118-131

Cybernarium

Fröhlich Torsten; Kruse Rolf

132-143

T_visionarium

Del Favero Dennis; Brown Neil; Shaw Jeffrey; Weibel Peter

144-151

Enhancing spatiality

Dubbeldam Winka

152-161

The relationship between architecture and virtual media

Redi Ivan; Schröttner Andrea

162-173

Architecture as a media catalyst

Veech Stuart A.

174-183

Architecture as a habitable medium

Diller Elizabeth; Scofidio Richardo

184-195

Impact of network logic on space and its making

Kolatan Sulan

196-205

Network practice and the products of networking

Verebes Tom

206-217

Protospace 2.0

Oosterhuis Kas

218-235

Entering an age of fluidity

Rashid Hani

236-247

From box to intersection

Betsky Aaron

250-257

Architecture

Weibel Peter

264-271

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