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Not Nature explores historical and contemporary architectural positions in regard to natural systems- aesthetic, synthetic, philosophical, autonomous, not autonomous, investigative, social, and political. What implications are entailed by eliminating the boundaries between human, nature, and architecture? Contributors: Alisa Andrasek, Kutan Ayata, Jose Cadilhe, Edward Eigen, Peter Galison, Erik Ghenoiu, Ralph Ghoche, David Gissen, Graham Harman, Catherine Ingraham, Ed Keller, Ferda Kolatan, Sanford Kwinter, Timothy Morton, Hannibal Newsom, Antoine Picon, Sarah Ruel-Bergeron, Patrik Schumacher, Theodore Spyropoulos, Meredith Tenhoor, David Theodore, and Jason Vigneri-Beane. Visuals presented by suckerPUNCH.… (more)
Not Nature explores historical and contemporary architectural positions in regard to natural systems- aesthetic, synthetic, philosophical, autonomous, not autonomous, investigative, social, and political. What implications are entailed by eliminating the boundaries between human, nature, and architecture? Contributors: Alisa Andrasek, Kutan Ayata, Jose Cadilhe, Edward Eigen, Peter Galison, Erik Ghenoiu, Ralph Ghoche, David Gissen, Graham Harman, Catherine Ingraham, Ed Keller, Ferda Kolatan, Sanford Kwinter, Timothy Morton, Hannibal Newsom, Antoine Picon, Sarah Ruel-Bergeron, Patrik Schumacher, Theodore Spyropoulos, Meredith Tenhoor, David Theodore, and Jason Vigneri-Beane. Visuals presented by suckerPUNCH.
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