The past fifty years has seen a dramatic shift in the modes of architectural production. While the material demands placed on practice have remained relatively constant—a full set of plans is still just a full set of plans—the means by which those expectations are fulfilled, and the conditions they play out within, have transformed. In great contrast to the clarity and weight of modernist programs and manifestos, what ends might architecture be able to work toward today?

Intelligence is an Online ↔ Offline collaboration between e-flux Architecture and BIO26| Common Knowledge, the 26th Biennial of Design Ljubljana, Slovenia. Essays from e-flux Architecture's archive were published as a part of the exhibition catalogues.

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Simone C Niquille
Learning is not a process of accumulation of representations of the environment; it is a continuous process of transformation of behavior through co...
Ippolito Pestellini Laparelli
From the point of view of the ordinary educated citizen … the World Encyclopaedia would be a row of volumes in his own home or in some neighboring h...
The Analytical Engine has no pretensions whatever to originate anything. It can do whatever we know how to order it to perform. ...
Erin Besler and Ian Besler
I. A Catalog of Catalogs We are so lucky… We are so lucky to have been raised amongst catalogs! — Meg Swan, Best in Show Growing up in the ...
Nick Axel, Thomas Geisler, Nikolaus Hirsch, and Aline Lara Rezende
Intelligence is an Online ↔ Offline collaboration between e-flux Architecture and BIO 26| Common Knowledge, the 26th Biennial of Design Ljub...
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Data & Information, Technology, Surveillance & Privacy
Subject
Artificial intelligence, Algorithms

Intelligence is an Online ↔ Offline collaboration between e-flux Architecture and BIO26| Common Knowledge, the 26th Biennial of Design Ljubljana, Slovenia.

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