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_replace instructive text with your own text/images (“title of project” will become “computer city,” for example)
_each slide should have an image, and each image should have a caption feel free to include multiple images on a slide if you wish to draw comparisons
_once images are placed, make sure to get rid of the outline around the box
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project | computer_city dennis crompton 1964
casey_federbusch tom_ishida moriah_okun
cropped axonomwtric view of computer city
photo credit: http://archigram.westminster.ac.uk/project.php?id=59
full axonometric view of computer city, 1964, dennis crompton a visual depiction of technologies and system-approach to monitor city performance. It has continuous feed-back mechanism to adapt to changes in population, traffic.
credit: sadler, simon. archigram: architecture without architecture.
plug-in city, 1964, peter cook computer city is intergral part of the plug-in city and both are directly linked.
metamorphorisis: sequence of domestic change, 1968, peter cook projection of transition from hardware based to computer city approach.
credit: sadler, simon. archigram: architecture without architecture.
“greater number = mass produced parts used with spirits--which means that a system can
be bent--and the parts slowly but continuously evolving--a sensory and response role and
all gets clearer as it gets nearer the minds within. “
Festival Plaza, 1970, Kenzo Tange had softwares to manipulate seating units, gantries, screens, cameras, lights, and enclosures as a contolled unitary system.
credit: sadler, simon. archigram: architecture without architecture.
the monte carlo project, 1969-1973, Archigram archigram’s own rendering of real large-scale of unified system approach, similar to Kenzo Tange’s. schematic application of computer city notion to provide a space for banquet, elephants or go-karts and also be able to adapt itself from chamber music to ice hockey.
credit: sadler, simon. archigram: architecture without architecture.
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