Maison Fibre: The Future of Building

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ITKE [university. ]

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Computer filePublication details: urbanNext, November 3, 2022. Description: 856 wordsISSN:

2575-5374

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Summary: We spend 87% of our lives in buildings. Buildings constitute the physical substrate for living together, and it is precisely this materiality and materialization of buildings that poses one of the most important ecological and social challenges to society. The question of how people will live together in the future is thus intrinsically linked to the question of the future of building.

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Architecture (396) ,
Lightweight Materials (25) ,
Performative Envelope (91) ,
Project (1170) ,
Prototype (40) ,
Research (211) ,
Resources (50) ,
Robotics (59) ,
Social consciousness (40) ,
Structure (84)

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Architecture, Biennale, Challenge, Composite, Construction, Culture, Dematerialisation, Designing Matter, Ecology, Efficiency, Experimental, Flexibility, Future tendency, Lightweight Materials, Performative Envelope, Project, Prototype, Research, Resources, Robotics, Social consciousness, Structure, Technical systems, User's experience.

We spend 87% of our lives in buildings. Buildings constitute the physical substrate for living together, and it is precisely this materiality and materialization of buildings that poses one of the most important ecological and social challenges to society. The question of how people will live together in the future is thus intrinsically linked to the question of the future of building.

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