The first issue of Aris addresses the relationship between form and technology in architecture through the theme "Where We Live."
Contributors:
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Michael Benedikt |
Prolegomena to a Duty of Depth |
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Robert Bingham |
Boundaries: A Discussion |
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Richard Cordts |
Before I Was Interrupted |
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Jacek Dominiczak |
Hidden Compositional Codes in Cities |
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John Eberhard |
Where We Live: Introduction |
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Ardeshir Mahdavi |
Acoustical Aspects of Urban Environment |
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Lin Nan |
China's Fujian Vernacular Housing and Customs |
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Ralph Rapson |
Cedar Riverside: An Approach to Urban Housing |
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Michael Sorkin |
Current Projects |
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Lebbeus Woods |
Electronic Technology and Architecture |
Aris 2 examines the implications of the media of mass communication on the physical environment - "MEDIArchitecture."
Contributors:
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Aaron Betsky |
It's the End of the World |
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Dara Birnbaum
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Media's Affection: Public Space |
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Petra Fallaux
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Manipulated Certainties: Media, Perception, and the Real |
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John Fisher
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Theatre as Media: A Discussion |
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Judith Hull
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Meta-Media: The Mechanics' Institutes and Early Architectural Education |
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Wes Jones
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Notes in RE:mediation |
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Marcos Novak
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The Media of Dis/Embodiment |
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Neal Payton
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Cinematic Space and the Place of Experience |
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Raul Rosas
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Towards an Equitable Electronic Age |
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Agus Rusli
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Scanlines: An Autopsy of a Temporary Storage |
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Peter Slatin
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Print and Power: Mainstream Architectural Magazines |