Rethinking technology [electronic resource] : a reader in architectural theory / edited by William W. Braham and Jonathan A. Hale with John Stanislav Sadar.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

1901 : Frank Lloyd Wright : The art and craft of the machine -- 1914 : Antonio Sant' Elia : Manifesto of futurist architecture -- 1915 : Patrick Geddes : Paleotechnic and neotechnic -- 1923 : Le Corbusier : Engineer's aesthetic and architecture -- 1928 : Siegfried Giedion : Construction. Industry. Architecture -- 1929 : Le Corbusier : Architecture : the expression of the materials and methods of our times -- 1929 : Richard Buckminster Fuller : 4D time lock -- 1929 : Knud Láeonberg-Holm : Architecture in the Industrial Age -- 1932 : Hugo Háearing : The house as an organic structure -- 1934 : Lewis Mumford : Technical syncretism and toward an organic ideology -- 1937 : Karel Honzãaik : Biotechnics : functional design and the vegetable world -- 1939 : Frederick J. Kiesler : On correalism and biotechnique : a definition and test of a new approach to building design -- 1941 : Siegfried Giedion : Industrialization as a fundamental event -- 1948 : Siegfried Giedion : The assembly line and scientific management -- 1950 : Ludwig Mies van der Rohe : Technology and architecture -- 1954/1962 : Team 10 : the Doorn Manifesto -- 1954 : Richard Neutra : Survival through design -- 1957 : Konrad Wachsmann : Seven theses -- 1959 : Peter Collins : The biological analogy -- 1960 : Peter Reyner Banham : Functionalism and technology -- 1960 : William Katavolos : Organics -- 1964 : Christopher Alexander : The selfconscious process -- 1964 : Marshall McLuhan : Housing : new look and new outlook -- 1965 : Peter Reyner Banham : A home is not a house -- 1969 : Richard Buckminster Fuller : Comprehensive propensities -- 1969 : James R. Boyce : What is the systems approach? -- 1970 : Peter Cook : Experiment is an inevitable -- 1972 : Superstudio : Microevent/microenvironment -- 1973 : Leopold Kohr : Velocity population -- 1973 : Paolo Soleri : Function follows form (structure before performance) -

1976 : Ruth Schwartz Cowan : The "industrial revolution" in the home : household technology and social change in the twentieth century -- 1977 : Kisho Kurokawa : The philosophy of metabolism -- 1979 : Philip Steadman : What remains of the analogy? the history and science of the artificial -- 1981 : Alan Colquhoun : Symbolic and literal aspects of technology -- 1982 : Luis Fernãaandez-Galiano : Organisms and mechanisms, metaphors of architecture -- 1985 : Steve Ternoey : The patterns of innovation and change -- 1987 : Martin Pawley : Technology transfer -- 1988 : Bruno Latour : Mixing humans and nonhumans together : the sociology of a door-closer -- 1988 : Peter McCleary : Some characteristics of a new concept of technology -- 1992 : Joseph Rykwert : Organic and mechanical -- 1994 : Stewart Brand : Shearing -- 1995 : Rem Koolhaas : Speculations on structures and services -- 1995 : Fãaelix Guattari : Machinic heterogenesis -- 1997 : Francis Duffy : Time in office design -- 1997 : Paul Virilio : The third interval -- 1999 : Ben van Berkel and Caroline Bos : Techniques : network spin, and diagrams -- 1999 : Ken Yeang : A theory of ecological design -- 2000 : Bernard Cache : Digital semper -- 2002 : Manuel De Landa : Deleuze and the use of the genetic algorithm in architecture -- 2002 : David Leatherbarrow and Mohsen Mostafavi : Surface architecture -- 2002 : William McDonough and Michael Braungart : A brief history of the industrial revolution -- 2002 : William J. Mitchell : E-bodies, e-buildings, e-cities -- 2003 : SLA : Changing speeds -- 2004 : Manuel Castells : Space of flows, space of places : materials for a theory of urbanism in the information

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