Monday, 1 February 2010
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Originally nothing more than a blog, MP is approaching a climax - to transform from the rambling reflections of Jack Self (AA, AR) into a think tank and collective.
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FAVOURITES
MILLENNIAL QUERIES
THE LAST TWENTY POSTS
FOR STARTERS
MP TALKS:
Iain Sinclair
Toyo Ito
Sir Ken Adam
Tschumi's Legacy
Eisenman
SANAA
Renzo Piano
FISTFUL OF LINKS:
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THEORY:
The Digital Dialectic
Würsa
The Apocalypse
Back to Basics
Pruitt-Igoe
Metabolism
Specular Architecture
Research Architecture
The Place of the Ruin
Fun Palace for the People
Non-Immediacy
TECHNOLOGY:
How Big is the Internet?
Nature versus Technology
LANDSCAPE/PLACE:
A New London Topography
Human Geology
Messenes
Bunker Archaeology
Thames Wading
SPECULATION:
Nomadic Banks
Thames and Tyburn
Composite Memories
Terraforming
London Bridge is Falling Down
Re-Burbia
Monumenta
SERIES:
Anti-Object #1
Anti-Object #2
Anti-Object #3
Shifting Shorelines #1
Shifting Shorelines #2
Shifting Shorelines #3
Supercritical #1
Supercritical #2
Iceland #1
Iceland #2
Iceland #3
Iceland #4
Iain Sinclair
Toyo Ito
Sir Ken Adam
Tschumi's Legacy
Eisenman
SANAA
Renzo Piano
FISTFUL OF LINKS:
view all...
THEORY:
The Digital Dialectic
Würsa
The Apocalypse
Back to Basics
Pruitt-Igoe
Metabolism
Specular Architecture
Research Architecture
The Place of the Ruin
Fun Palace for the People
Non-Immediacy
TECHNOLOGY:
How Big is the Internet?
Nature versus Technology
LANDSCAPE/PLACE:
A New London Topography
Human Geology
Messenes
Bunker Archaeology
Thames Wading
SPECULATION:
Nomadic Banks
Thames and Tyburn
Composite Memories
Terraforming
London Bridge is Falling Down
Re-Burbia
Monumenta
SERIES:
Anti-Object #1
Anti-Object #2
Anti-Object #3
Shifting Shorelines #1
Shifting Shorelines #2
Shifting Shorelines #3
Supercritical #1
Supercritical #2
Iceland #1
Iceland #2
Iceland #3
Iceland #4
MILLENNIUM PEEPS
- A-Theory-Of
- a456
- AnArchitecture
- Artificial Owl
- Atlas Obscura
- Atlas(t)
- Ballardian
- BLDG BLOG
- But does it float?
- Dark Roasted Blend
- Darlinghurst Nights
- DK-CM
- Electric Frontier Foundation
- English Russia
- F*Mass
- Into the Loop
- Japanese Scientists
- Lebbeus Woods
- Mammoth
- Nanoarchitecture
- Sesquipedalist
- Sit Down Man...
- Spillway
- Sociological Images
- Strange Maps
- Synapses Fire
- The Day After You Die (nsfw)
- Things
- This isn't happiness
- Tokyo Bling
- Tomorrow's Thoughts Today
- Underground London
- Urban Orienteer
- We Make Money, Not Art
MANIFESTO
Architecture. City. Psychogeography. Landscape.
What (if any) is the role of architecture as an agent of social change? Are we more effective reformers (or revolutionaries) as citizens, or as architects?
Where are the limits of architecture? What is (or should be) the relationship between the citizen and the state, the individual and the metropolis, building and landscape?
What (if any) is the role of architecture as an agent of social change? Are we more effective reformers (or revolutionaries) as citizens, or as architects?
Where are the limits of architecture? What is (or should be) the relationship between the citizen and the state, the individual and the metropolis, building and landscape?
We're approaching the day when kids won't know what any of the icons on the computer mean beyond what they do on the screen. I'm not sure whether this is largely positive or negative. "Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic." Maybe we're approaching sufficient. Why can't we just have one item that washes the dishes, cooks the meal, washes your clothes, keeps the food cold, and sterilizes your hands before eating? It's certainly frightening to lose bits of humanity's heritage, but how do you quantify whether it's "bad?"
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