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Articles: Peer Review

Peer Review
7.1
The Performance of Tectonics
by Timothy Adekunle & Matan Mayer
This issue’s call for papers invited authors to revisit and reshape a decades-long debate given emerging contemporary...
The Performance of Tectonics
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6.2
Digital Reconstruction and Restoration of Architectural Heritage: Samara House
by Junhao Li, Huzefa Jawadwala, Annika Pan, JungHo Jeon, Yi-Chun Lin, Meghdad Hasheminasab, Hongxi Yin, Ayman Habib, Hubo Cai & Ming Qu
Samara House, built in 1956 with its surrounding landscape, is one of the National Historic Landmarks for its unique...
Digital Reconstruction and Restoration of Architectural Heritage: Samara House
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6.2
Evolution of Modeling for Lightweight Structures: Creating the Munich Olympic Stadium Roof (1967–72)
by Rob Whitehead
The experimental structural qualities of the Munich Olympic Stadium roof compelled formative innovations in modeling...
Evolution of Modeling for Lightweight Structures: Creating the Munich Olympic Stadium Roof (1967–72)
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6.2
Mies’s Teaching Laboratory: From Convention Hall to McCormick Place
by Zaida Garcia-Requejo & Kristin Jones
The Convention Hall in Chicago was the largest structure ever proposed by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe and demonstrated...
Mies’s Teaching Laboratory: From Convention Hall to McCormick Place
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6.2
Multimaterial Knit Skins: A Design-to-Fabrication Workflow for Mass Customized Freeform Membrane Panels
by Ying Yi Tan, Pei Zhi Chia, Yu Han Quek, Kenneth Joseph Tracy & Christine Yogiaman
This paper presents a design-to-fabrication workflow to customize multimaterial CNC knitted textiles to form nonstandardized...
Multimaterial Knit Skins: A Design-to-Fabrication Workflow for Mass Customized Freeform Membrane Panels
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6.2
Introduction to the Multilevel Building System Integrated Timber Central Core
by Ferdinand Oswald, John Chapman & Qun Wang
This research objective is to investigate the viability of timber high-rise buildings with an integrated central...
Introduction to the Multilevel Building System Integrated Timber Central Core
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6.1
Designing a Pavilion that Generates Electricity
by Yun Kyu Yi, Keunhyuk Jang, Andrew Chun-An Wei, Bhujon Kang & Manal Anis
This paper demonstrates a design method that integrates various computational tools such as Rhinoceros, the artificial...
Designing a Pavilion that Generates Electricity
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6.1
Assembling the Assembler: Reanimating the “Lost” Motion Machine of Wachsmann, Bollinger, and Mendoza
by Elizabeth Andrzejewski, Marcus Shaffer & Esther Obonyo
In the late 1960s, Konrad Wachsmann moved to the University of Southern California to begin the Building Research...
Assembling the Assembler: Reanimating the “Lost” Motion Machine of Wachsmann, Bollinger, and Mendoza
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6.1
Neural Image Classifiers for Historical Building Elements and Typologies
by Andrew Witt & Eunu Kim
New technologies of machine vision and artificial intelligence (AI) are opening fresh avenues to catalog and compare...
Neural Image Classifiers for Historical Building Elements and Typologies
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6.1
Decoding the Architectural Genome: Multi-Objective Evolutionary Algorithms in Design
by Mohammad Makki, Diego Navarro-Mateu & Milad Showkatbakhsh
The application of population-based optimization algorithms in design is heavily driven by the translation and...
Decoding the Architectural Genome: Multi-Objective Evolutionary Algorithms in Design
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