Living Architecture Systems Group white papers 2019 / edited by Philip Beesley, Sascha Hastings & Sarah Bonnemaison.

Title & Author:

Living Architecture Systems Group white papers 2019 / edited by Philip Beesley, Sascha Hastings & Sarah Bonnemaison.

Publication:

[Cambridge, Ontario] : Riverside Architectural Press, [2019]

Description:

413 pages : color illustrations ; 23 cm

Notes:
Includes bibliographical references

Summary:

"The Living Architecture Systems Group is an interdisciplinary research cluster of architects, artists, engineers, scientists, and industry partners that aims to create a responsive, adaptive, and empathic architecture, resulting in a more harmonious relationship between people, buildings, and environments. Through essays, interviews, and images, the White Papers 2019 chronicles some of the research and current projects of LASG members in fields as diverse as responsive environments, integrated sound systems, robotics, artificial intelligence, urban design, organicism, ecology, software design, and complex modelling."-- Provided by publisher.

ISBN:

9781988366180
1988366186

Subject:

Living Architecture Systems Group.
Architecture Technological innovations.
Architecture Innovations.

Added entries:

Beesley, Philip, 1956- editor.
Bonnemaison, Sarah, editor.
Hastings, Sascha, editor.
Living Architecture Systems Group, issuing body.

White papers 2019

Holdings:

Location: Library main 322673
Call No.: 322673
Copy: 1
Status: Available

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