Urban Versioning System 1.0 [electronic resource].

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Urban Versioning System 1.0 [electronic resource].

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The Architectural League of New York 2008

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What lessons can architecture learn from software development, and more specifically, from the Free, Libre, and Open Source Software (FLOSS) movement? Written in the form of a quasi-license, Urban Versioning System 1.0 posits seven constraints that, if followed, will contribute to an open source urbanism that radically challenges the conventional ways in which cities are constructed.
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Architectural criticism
Information Commons
Computer software
City planning

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Trebor Scholz
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