The Production of Reality

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Sauter, Florian, 1978- [author.]

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Computer filePublication details: UrbanNext, November 19, 2015.ISSN:

2575-5374

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Summary: Written by cross-disciplinary authors across Europe, Asia and America, this is a compilation of articles and images on using forms in nature for diverse design approaches and perspectives. Nature has rendered poetic potential to stimulate, as a metaphor, the design process. From formal, conceptual, geometrical to literal engagements, the scope of potential correlations between nature and design is as far reaching as the human imagination. The Eth Zurich is a renowned European architecture institute. This is the third book in their acclaimed series.

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Architecture&art (106) ,
Reconstructing nature (47) ,
Reality (5) ,
Participation (99) ,
Nature (87) ,
Interaction (83) ,
Installation (70) ,
Exhibition (56) ,
Essay (535) ,
Environment (185)

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Essay, Florian Sauter, Natural Metaphor, No Density, Olafur Eliasson, Senseable Technologies, Technology and fabrication

Architecture&art, Art, Artificial nature, Artistic interventions, Built environment, Civic Technologies, Creativity, Culture, Environment, Essay, Exhibition, Installation, Interaction, Nature, Participation, Reality, Reconstructing nature, Weather

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Written by cross-disciplinary authors across Europe, Asia and America, this is a compilation of articles and images on using forms in nature for diverse design approaches and perspectives. Nature has rendered poetic potential to stimulate, as a metaphor, the design process. From formal, conceptual, geometrical to literal engagements, the scope of potential correlations between nature and design is as far reaching as the human imagination. The Eth Zurich is a renowned European architecture institute. This is the third book in their acclaimed series.

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