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Mario Carpo
, Guggenheim Fellow in 2022-23, teaches architectural history and theory at the Bartlett School of Architecture in London. He has published essays on computational design, Mulino Bianco cookies, and the history of the ice cream cone.
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In the rarefied, privileged enclaves of elegant urban life, downtown supermarkets like the one I remember from my hometown did not shut down but thrived and often became enduring cultural references.
If we want to understand today’s prevailing ideas in design, we should look, not up at buildings, but down at our feet.
It would be tempting to lump CLT in with the “post-digital” tendency in architecture. But that would be wrong.
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Artificial Intelligence + Architecture (AI+A) : The Future of Architectural Practice
Jacob Reidel, Andre Soluri, Patrik Schumacher, Phillip Bernstein, Mario Carpo, Sandra Manninger, Andrew Witt, Elizabeth Bowie Christoforetti, Paul Seletsky, Esther Dyson, Frank Jacobus, Xenia Adjoubei, Federico Negro, Andrew Heumann, Juan Francisco Saldarriaga, Martha Tsigkari, Robert Otani, Kristen Forward, & Gideon D’Arcangelo
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Dec 16, 2023