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Abstract
00. Introduction
01. Methodology
02. Mapping knowledge & ignorance
03. Contributors and syntax
3.000. Cesar Harada
3.001. Natalie Jeremijenko
3.002. Angel Borrego Cubero
3.003. Adam Somlai-Fischer
3.004. N. Henninger aka Nikloos
3.005. Emb. Seiichi Kondo
3.007. Salim Ferane
3.008. Maxime Grison
3.009. Tony under the bridge
3.010. Eszter Steierhoffer
3.011. Jesse Erray
3.012. Naomi House
3.013. Ilona Gaynor
3.014. PhD Sachin Anshuman
3.015. Dr Chris Welch
3.016. Reverend Andrew Wilson
3.017. Raoul Kane
3.018. Usman Haque
3.019. Danielle Bedini
3.020. Simone Truong
3.021. Karin Pauer
3.022. Nina Beier
3.023. Ev Yemini
3.024. Michael Zeltner
3.025. Saba Abdul Hussein
3.026. PhD.Teodora Gliga
3.027. Aissa Logerot
3.028. Hiromi Ozaki
3.029. Brent Paul Fitzgerald
3.030. Graciela Carnevale
3.031. Frederic Jameson
3.032. Arnold Toynbee
3.033. openarchitecturenetwork.org
3.034. Paul Oliver
3.035. Actar
3.036. Making Things Public
3.037. William Grey Walter
3.038. Theories and Manifestoes
3.039. Jacques Monod
3.040. AZ
3.041. doublenegatives
_Syntax
04. PART 1 : Conditions
4.1 Faith
4.1.1. Static contemplation
4.1.2. Oness of god and comfort
4.1.3. Curiosity & surprise from the obvious
4.1.4. Spiritual hospitality
4.2 Philosophy
4.2.1. Surprise ≠ creativity
4.2.2. Jumping out of the known
4.2.3. People learn what they want
4.2.4. A constructed history of Philosophy
4.2.5. Operative Optimism
4.3 Ethics
4.3.1 Hedonism and abandon
4.3.2 Construction & destruction
4.3.3 Architecture revolution
4.3.4 Transition, transmission, hope
4.4 Law
4.4.1 Too weak to be free
4.4.2 Free floating individual
4.4.3 You are a part of it
4.4.4 Simply new constraints
4.4.5 Public enemy, private enemy
4.4.6 Subvert to serve
4.5 Politics
4.5.1 Vision
4.5.2 Inertia
4.5.3 Where openness comes from
4.5.4. Soft power, soft architecture
4.6 Social
4.6.1 Altruism
4.6.2 Living together
4.6.3 Team building
4.6.4 Challenging culture conditioning
4.7 Choreography
4.7.1 Creating a new world
4.7.2 Internal space | External space
4.7.3 The emotional texture of space
05. PART 2 : Internal forces
5.1 Form
5.1.1. Zero Gravity
5.1.2. Non visual architecture
5.1.3. Aesthetics of openness
5.1.4. Non-Planning
5.1.5 Architecture of play
5.1.6. Self assembly & life
5.2 Time
5.2.1 Instant architecture
5.2.2. Human and architecture natural selection
5.2.3. Architecture of learning
5.2.4 Reversibility
5.3. Social
5.3.1 Sharing and ideal, Ideal of Sharing
5.3.2. Design design systems
5.3.3. People’s demand
5.3.4. Anarchitecture workshop
5.3.5. Social Geometry
5.3.6. Post optimal
06. Inclusion
Comparaison to societal architectures
07. Contributors Contacts
08. Table of content
09. Archive - Download
10. News
Bird city
Cubelets Let You Build Robots Without Any Experience
doublenegatives Architecture
Grid Beam Building System
makerfactory.com
Mindcraft : Urbanism, Utopia
Morphopedia
Need to add these notions : Open_System, Enantiostasis
Open Source Ecology
Open Structures, an interesting collaborative physical platform, Welcome to Legoland ;p
Recinfigurable House
Untitled Post
Walking house
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Abstract
00. Introduction
01. Methodology
02. Mapping knowledge & ignorance
03. Contributors and syntax
3.000. Cesar Harada
3.001. Natalie Jeremijenko
3.002. Angel Borrego Cubero
3.003. Adam Somlai-Fischer
3.004. N. Henninger aka Nikloos
3.005. Emb. Seiichi Kondo
3.007. Salim Ferane
3.008. Maxime Grison
3.009. Tony under the bridge
3.010. Eszter Steierhoffer
3.011. Jesse Erray
3.012. Naomi House
3.013. Ilona Gaynor
3.014. PhD Sachin Anshuman
3.015. Dr Chris Welch
3.016. Reverend Andrew Wilson
3.017. Raoul Kane
3.018. Usman Haque
3.019. Danielle Bedini
3.020. Simone Truong
3.021. Karin Pauer
3.022. Nina Beier
3.023. Ev Yemini
3.024. Michael Zeltner
3.025. Saba Abdul Hussein
3.026. PhD.Teodora Gliga
3.027. Aissa Logerot
3.028. Hiromi Ozaki
3.029. Brent Paul Fitzgerald
3.030. Graciela Carnevale
3.031. Frederic Jameson
3.032. Arnold Toynbee
3.033. openarchitecturenetwork.org
3.034. Paul Oliver
3.035. Actar
3.036. Making Things Public
3.037. William Grey Walter
3.038. Theories and Manifestoes
3.039. Jacques Monod
3.040. AZ
3.041. doublenegatives
_Syntax
04. PART 1 : Conditions
4.1 Faith
4.1.1. Static contemplation
4.1.2. Oness of god and comfort
4.1.3. Curiosity & surprise from the obvious
4.1.4. Spiritual hospitality
4.2 Philosophy
4.2.1. Surprise ≠ creativity
4.2.2. Jumping out of the known
4.2.3. People learn what they want
4.2.4. A constructed history of Philosophy
4.2.5. Operative Optimism
4.3 Ethics
4.3.1 Hedonism and abandon
4.3.2 Construction & destruction
4.3.3 Architecture revolution
4.3.4 Transition, transmission, hope
4.4 Law
4.4.1 Too weak to be free
4.4.2 Free floating individual
4.4.3 You are a part of it
4.4.4 Simply new constraints
4.4.5 Public enemy, private enemy
4.4.6 Subvert to serve
4.5 Politics
4.5.1 Vision
4.5.2 Inertia
4.5.3 Where openness comes from
4.5.4. Soft power, soft architecture
4.6 Social
4.6.1 Altruism
4.6.2 Living together
4.6.3 Team building
4.6.4 Challenging culture conditioning
4.7 Choreography
4.7.1 Creating a new world
4.7.2 Internal space | External space
4.7.3 The emotional texture of space
05. PART 2 : Internal forces
5.1 Form
5.1.1. Zero Gravity
5.1.2. Non visual architecture
5.1.3. Aesthetics of openness
5.1.4. Non-Planning
5.1.5 Architecture of play
5.1.6. Self assembly & life
5.2 Time
5.2.1 Instant architecture
5.2.2. Human and architecture natural selection
5.2.3. Architecture of learning
5.2.4 Reversibility
5.3. Social
5.3.1 Sharing and ideal, Ideal of Sharing
5.3.2. Design design systems
5.3.3. People’s demand
5.3.4. Anarchitecture workshop
5.3.5. Social Geometry
5.3.6. Post optimal
06. Inclusion
Comparaison to societal architectures
07. Contributors Contacts
08. Table of content
09. Archive - Download
10. News
Bird city
Cubelets Let You Build Robots Without Any Experience
doublenegatives Architecture
Grid Beam Building System
makerfactory.com
Mindcraft : Urbanism, Utopia
Morphopedia
Need to add these notions : Open_System, Enantiostasis
Open Source Ecology
Open Structures, an interesting collaborative physical platform, Welcome to Legoland ;p
Recinfigurable House
Untitled Post
Walking house
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