Architecture, Technology and Process

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Exploring the intersection of architecture and technology, this collection of essays delves into how shifts in architectural production reflect broader changes in our perception of machines and the environment. Key discussions include urbanism trends in Asia-Pacific cities, the relationship between cyberspace and human experience, and contrasting European and North American influences on renowned architects like Sir Norman Foster and Frank Gehry. Additionally, it examines contemporary collaborative methods and adaptable design practices shaping the architectural landscape today.