Mark Goulthorpe and Greg Lynn discuss HypoSurface / editor, Greg Lynn.

Main entry:

Goulthorpe, Mark interviewee, architect.

Title & Author:

Mark Goulthorpe and Greg Lynn discuss HypoSurface / editor, Greg Lynn.

Publication:

Montréal, Québec : Canadian Centre for Architecture, [2014]

Description:

1 online resource : illustrations (chiefly color), video files.

Series:

Archaeology of the digital ; 06

Notes:
Design, dECOi Architects; phase 0: architect, Mark Goulthorpe; phase 1: architects, Mark Goulthorpe, Gabriele Evangelisti; phase 2: architects, Mark Goulthorpe, Gabriele Evangelisti--Colophon.
Includes reproduction of CCA Collection material.
Available on iTunes.

Summary:

Greg Lynn and Mark Goulthorpe discuss HypoSurface, a computer-controlled elastic surface that responds to sounds, movement, and network commands--and suggests a future where buildings can move and react. This is part of the CCA multi-year research project Archaeology of the Digital, investigating the development and use of computers in architecture.

ISBN:

9781927071175
1927071178

Subject:

Architecture Data processing.
Architecture and technology.
Ordinateurs Architecture.
Architecture et technologie.

Form/genre:

Interviews.
E-books.

Added entries:

Lynn, Greg interviewer, editor.
Evangelisti, Gabriele architect.
dECOi Architects, designer.
Centre canadien d'architecture, issuing body.
Archaeology of the digital (Series) ; 06.

HypoSurface

Holdings:

Location: Library study room tablet 290548
Call No.: 290548
Status: Available

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