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Sol Lewitt:Â âVariations of Incomplete Open Cubesâ

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Data Structures
Data- computational frameworks- adaptive models for living-systematic forms of interactions
The interactive being able to adapt to the eternal conditions of urban life.Â
Transparency, Renewable Energy, ModularityÂ
In the âNeue Stadtâ project (1961-1964) some of the recurring themes of the German architect are already visible, i.e. the dialectic engaged between the rooms and the whole house as that of a group of houses in a city, the choice of monumentality  for a housing complex, the volumetric complexity managed through a rupture of the elements in smaller scales.
Art as language
aesthetic systems are designed, capable of generating objects, rather than individual objects themselves. Objects formed are intentionally located partly in real, exterior, space and partly in psychological, interior, space.Â
- New DimensionsÂ

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Alan Colquhoun- theory of types of architecture- 1967
Open-endedness of types, the interactive subject of a type is the city itself, considered as a whole, whose nature is induced from its architectural elements. third typology- a city that provides the material for classification, and the forms of its artifacts over time provide the basis for recomposition.Â
The project evolved from the investigation of the origin of form and suggesting canonical architecture as a database of formal information.
Interactive Seriality
Studying the data-driven urban condition, how can we create architecture that is interactive yet created in repetition with each other? How will this investigation look like ? What will this systematic network look like ?Â
One could perhaps define new levels of interaction and integration within artificial and natural ecosystemsÂ

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Rachel Duckhouse is a multi media artist who lives and works in Glasgow, UK. Her practice is based on the deep observation of patterns in natural systems and in human behavior, from the micro to the macro scale. Her etchings, screenprints, lithographs, watercolors and drawings on paper are the product of this research and of the artistâs dialogues with specialists in different fields, (engineers, scientists, biologists). Her work is an endless attempt to represent flows, fluctuations and relationships by means of lines and surfaces while trying to preserve the cleanliness and immediacy of the resulting images.
The two-storey houses, or cell cubes, are designed for sixteen people each and present a large common service space in the form of a central cross while the private rooms are located at the corners in groups of two. The square is the geometrical principle which organizes the whole design, from the outline of the city to the layout of the single rooms. It also leads the logic of the potential expansions of the whole city, which can be augmented through the addition of other squares, making it an open system.