A colorful pattern was created based on the formula astroid.The color scheme is also colored by the program.
https://www.zazzle.com/z/ln9e2?rf=238856963964718892
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A colorful pattern was created based on the formula astroid.The color scheme is also colored by the program.
https://www.zazzle.com/z/ln9e2?rf=238856963964718892
"I mean, one of the things we are reacting against is the conventional form of architectural thinking with respect to a "masterplan", which makes the assumption of a fixed and finite condition, but on the contrary has to be flexible and open to evolve along with an ever-changing condition. Change over time is a certainty, and if the design of systems took this into account the city could evolve while the system maintained or mutated principal features of continuity."
Theodore Spyropoulos, Adaptive Ecologies
Kokkugia is a progressive architecture and urban design practice exploring generative design methodologies developed from the complex self-organising behavior of biological,social and material systems. It is a networked practice, led by Roland Snooks and Robert Stuart-Smith, with offices in New York and London, operating through design, research and teaching.
“explicit and encoded processes within design” an exhibition at the FUEL Gallery in Philadelphia.