Titlebook: Mediatecture; The Design of Medial Christoph Kronhagel Book 2010Latest edition Springer Vienna 2010 architects.architecture.computer.constr

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The Art of Projection and . form the core of the interdisciplinary group . in Bremen. They lead a network of architects, musicians, stage designers and artists who give façades new life through the use of video projectors.

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Theaters of Powerh the ebb and flow of the needy, the churning sea of houses, workshops, shops, huts and hovels; with — putting it another way — the needs of those without power. And hence books about architecture are full of temples, palaces and castles — as well as stations, arcades and skyscrapers — as is well demonstrated by this old plan of Rome.

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merous examples and contributions by renowned specialistsEvery era creates its own style having a strong impact on architecture and space. Through the growing importance of electronic media and the services provided by the internet, the delimitation between physical and virtual spaces is becoming in

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Second Order Cybernetics — A Paradigm for Mediatecture? temperature. A discrepancy between the two values causes the switch in the thermostat to regulate the heating in such a way that the actual temperature approximates the desired temperature. Cybernetics models the regulation of the body temperature of an organism or the market situation of a society in much the same way.”

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Designing for Commerce in Public Spacesican way of life”, a culture which has a generally positive view of commerce and advertising. And even though my — European — view of commerce and advertising is perhaps somewhat more ambivalent, I cannot fail to appreciate Las Vegas and Times Square as icons of a carefree zest for life.

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Book 2010Latest editionprovided by the internet, the delimitation between physical and virtual spaces is becoming increasingly fuzzy.Christoph Kronhagel, a worldwide renowned specialist for media facades and technology, gives these phenomena the collective name “mediatecture”, a compound of the words “media“ and “architec