Titre et auteur:

The Dot-Com City: : Silicon Valley Urbanism.

Publication:

[Place of publication not identified] : Strelka Press, 2012.

Description:

1 online resource

Résumé:

"Monocultures have always been part of the appeal of the suburban headquarters, and it is especially true for the tech companies that dominate Silicon Valley. On their bland campuses, the likes of Apple, Google and Facebook dominate the world, removed from the mess and the prying eyes of the real city. But while their products are discussed endlessly, their urbanism has rarely been. So what does it look like? To date, the Silicon Valley campus has served as a backdrop to many a sun-kissed founder photoshoot, but there is little understanding of the distinctive urban personality that separates the village of Facebook from the town of Google or the truly urban Twitter (which recently decided to move to San Francisco's notoriously un-gentrifiable Tenderloin). This investigation of the private towns of Silicon Valley examines the tech campus as a typology and seeks to discover what it says about the companies we think we know."-- provided by distributor.

Ressources:
cloudLibrary
Front cover
Front cover, high quality
Front cover thumbnail
Online Resource

ISBN:

9785990336476
5990336470

Sujet:

Architectural criticism.
Critique d'architecture.
architectural criticism.
ARCHITECTURE.

Classification/genre:

Electronic books.
Essays.
Criticism, interpretation, etc.

Vedettes secondaires:

Lange, Alexandra, contributor.
Library Stack, supplier.