Vertical Protocols

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Ábalos, Iñaki, 1956- [author.]

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Computer filePublication details: UrbanNext, April 27, 2016.ISSN:

2575-5374

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Summary: A compendium of essays and projects, that creates a projective document able to set up new scenarios for the architecture of the next decade. This is a book that unfolds arguments and designs around the concept of “thermodynamic beauty”. This new aesthetic category opens up new and unexpected directions to the architect’s work, connecting architecture and thermodynamics without giving up the tectonic tradition. The compendium is developed through the concepts of Somatisms, Verticalism, Thermodynamic Materialism, Monsters Assemblage, and, summarizing design strategies and opening new territories at the scales of building, public space and landscape.

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Concept, Energy and sustainability, Essays on Thermodynamics. Architecture and Beauty, High Density, Iñaki Abalos, Politics and economics, Technology and fabrication, Territory and mobility

Buildings, City Protocol, Concept, Future cities, Future tendencies, Multifunctional building, Skyscrapers, Vertical protocols

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A compendium of essays and projects, that creates a projective document able to set up new scenarios for the architecture of the next decade.
This is a book that unfolds arguments and designs around the concept of “thermodynamic beauty”. This new aesthetic category opens up new and unexpected directions to the architect’s work, connecting architecture and thermodynamics without giving up the tectonic tradition. The compendium is developed through the concepts of Somatisms, Verticalism, Thermodynamic Materialism, Monsters Assemblage, and, summarizing design strategies and opening new territories at the scales of building, public space and landscape.

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