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发怨言

Finanzwirtschaftliche Grundlagen,or the activity of communicating practical information. These terms are also referred to as . and .. This chapter aims to develop a design thinking approach able to shift the concept of a design project from its traditional self-referential definition towards its interpretation as activity of collab

Sigmoidoscopy

Grundlagen zur Bilanzierung und Offenlegung, be discerned as the sustainment and resilience of urban commons – urban spaces that are managed by citizen groups – is under-evaluated and simplified if we only ask whether they last long enough or are able to be expanded in size and duplicated in multiple locations. In this chapter, I introduce th

适宜

Finanzwirtschaftliche Grundlagen,ong Kong where changing development patterns require contested negotiation. In Tai O’s context, the chapter asks how commoning relates to architecture’s disciplinary foundations. What consequences come of alignment between their conceptual fields? To investigate this, the second section genealogical

Hippocampus

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-82181-2trategy between digital geometrical data and physical manipulation. It informs an intervention to an exemplary construction, with the intention of adding structural redundancy and thereby converging model and building. In this regard, the chapter discusses the results of several on-site workshops wi

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Ingest

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-531-93095-4rld, I argue that by utilizing uncertainty to guide the stories we create from our lived environments, ambiguous architecture can turn our cities into transformative spaces. In light of growing inequality, continued exploitation, mass urbanization, and climate change, architecture can no longer rema

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-531-93095-4rs, researchers, and designers to redefine the organization of our societies. For example, Silke Helfrich and David Bollier argue that the common-pool resources (CPR) defined by Elinor Ostrom require new “practices of commoning” that reconsider the conventional discourses of market economy and state