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The Infrastructural City: Networked Ecologies in Los Angeles

By Varnelis, Kazys,. UrbanNext, 2015 , Kazys Varnelis, The Infrastructural City

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Cell Structure: Mobile Phones

By Richard A, Miller . UrbanNext, 2015 , Essay, High Density, Rick Miller, Technology and fabrication, Ted Kane, The Infrastructural City

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Invisible City: Telecommunications

By Varnelis, Kazys,. UrbanNext, 2015 , Essay, High Density, Kazys Varnelis, Territory and mobility, The Infrastructural City

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Los Angeles, US

By Vergara, Clemente. UrbanNext, 2016 , High Density, Lane Barden, Survey, Territory and mobility, The Infrastructural City

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Isla Intersections: Future of Housing in the City

UrbanNext, 2020 . 626 words. , Energy and sustainability, Essay, LOHA, Middle Density, Urban Paradigms

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Homes for Hope

UrbanNext, 2017 . 505 words. , expanding design practices, Low Density, MADWORKSHOP, Politics and economics, Project

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Star Apartments: The First Mixed-use, Prefabricated, Affordable Housing Project in Los Angeles for Homeless Individuals

urbanNext, 2017 . 372 words. , Energy and sustainability, expanding design practices, Michael Maltzan Architecture, Middle Density, Politics and economics, Project

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Central Recreation Center Pool: Play and Exercise Space

urbanNext, 2019 . 432 words. , Lehrer Architects LA, Middle Density, Project, Territory and mobility, Urban Paradigms

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MLK1101: Supportive Housing for LA’s Homeless Population

urbanNext, 2020 . 520 words. , LOHA, Middle Density, Project, Territory and mobility, Urban Paradigms

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Formosa 1140: Replicable Prototype for Incremental Community-driven City Development

urbanNext, 2020 . 227 words. , LOHA, Middle Density, Project, Territory and mobility, Urban Paradigms

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After the Four Ecologies

By Büttner Dias, Gesa. urbanNext, 2022 . 13 slides. , Archive, Contributors, Cornell Journal of Architecture 12, Densities, Formats, Gesa Büttner Dias, Middle Density, Survey, Territory and mobility, Topics, Urban Paradigms.

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