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Articles: Op/Positions

Op/Positions
6.2
Prolegomena to Computational Design
by Ramesh Krishnamurti
In 1989, I left Scotland for the Carnegie Mellon School of Architecture to help revamp the graduate program in...
Prolegomena to Computational Design
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Op/Positions
6.1
Digital Techniques in Historic Preservation
by Rachel L. Will
The field of historic preservation constantly seeks new ways to document, assess, and interpret existing landmark...
Digital Techniques in Historic Preservation
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Op/Positions
6.1
Digital Technology and Architecture: Towards a Symmetrical Approach
by Antoine Picon
Should we take technology as an external factor impacting design literally from the outside? For the past 50 years,...
Digital Technology and Architecture: Towards a Symmetrical Approach
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Op/Positions
6.1
Technologies and Stewardship of a Native American City
by Sarah Baires
Archaeology’s legacy lies with the unfettered examination of past peoples and their built landscapes. Explorer/scholars,...
Technologies and Stewardship of a Native American City
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Op/Positions
5.2
Thinking Tools for Systems Thinking
by Azam Khan
Connecting global conditions to local actions is inherently difficult because it requires a different way of thinking....
Thinking Tools for Systems Thinking
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5.2
From Smart-Only Cities Towards Humane and Cooperative Hybrid Cities
by Norbert A. Streitz
Our working and living environments are increasingly determined by what I call the “Smart-Everything” Paradigm...
From Smart-Only Cities Towards Humane and Cooperative Hybrid Cities
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5.2
Recognizing Place-Intelligence in Historic Environments for Sustainable Futures
by Jyoti Hosagrahar
Local knowledge is commonly understood as the accumulated knowledge of communities with long histories that have...
Recognizing Place-Intelligence in Historic Environments for Sustainable Futures
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5.1
Research Redux
by D. Michelle Addington
I was about three years into my doctoral studies at Harvard’s GSD when three questions, or more accurately, three...
Research Redux
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5.1
Validating an Emerging Design Area through Industry‐Academia Research Partnerships
by Amy Seif Hattan
Collaborative research between the architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC) industry and academia can...
Validating an Emerging Design Area through Industry‐Academia Research Partnerships
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5.1
Interview with Peter Galison: On Method
by Peter Galison, Winifred Elysse Newman (Interviewer)
Peter Galison is a University Professor in Physics and the History of Science at Harvard University. His publications,...
Interview with Peter Galison: On Method
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