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110 2 _aDominique Coulon et associés
_earchitects.
245 1 0 _aArchitecture and Complexity: “Binding Together”
260 3 _burbanNext,
_cApril 7, 2021.
300 _a1208 words.
500 _aCrossings, Dominique Coulon & Associés, Essay, expanding design practices, No Density, Technology and fabrication
501 _aArchitectural boundary, Architecture, Architecture&design, Architecture&knowledge, Community, Design strategies, Design thinking, Essay, Flexibility, Monument, Multifunctional space, Multiscale approach, Production, Relational space, Social contributor, Social dynamics, Space-body relationship, Spatial definition, Spatiality, Topography, User’s experience
504 _aExcerpt from Crossings by Dominique Coulon & Associés. Published by Actar Publishers.
520 _a‘When I speak of complexity, I use the elementary Latin meaning of the word “complexus” — “that which is woven together”. The constituent parts differ, but the overall effect is as in a tapestry. The real problem (with reforming thinking) is that we have learnt too well how to separate things. It would be better for us to learn how to bind things together. “Binding together” is more than creating an end-to-end connection: it means establishing a connection that forms a loop. Indeed in French the word for “binding together” (relier) includes the syllable re, meaning “return”, which represents the loop turn­ing back on itself.
653 0 0 _aEssay
653 0 0 _aArchitecture
653 0 0 _aComplexity
856 4 0 _uhttps://urbannext.net/architecture-and-complexity/
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