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volume one, dialect

Introduction

Global Change
Kristina Hill

Architecture Working for the Environment: The Learning Barge

Developing Architecture
Russel Katz

Watts Going On?: Learning in the “Waterhood”

small gods
Mark Phemister

Building Synthesis: Integrating Form and Performance
Jenny Lovell
Ben Thompson, Institue for Design Research, NYC

Suspended Disbelief: the Work of INFOLAB
Nataly Gattegno

luckily, luckily – A Measured Exploration into Globalization, Shipping and the Movement of Goods
Marc Alan Howlett

LAX Studio: Beyond the Plastic Fluorescent Spectacle
Jason Johson/ Howard Kim

Terra Firma
Rodrigo Abela/ Ian Horton

Roof Bog System
Keyur Shah

Space in Landscape Architecture
Zoe Edgecomb

The Space Between Things: Liminality and the Human Psyche
Katherine Pabody

From Germany to Japan and Turkey: Modernity, Locality, and Bruno Taut’s Trans-national Details from 1933 to 1938
Burak Erdim

Mexico City, Venice, Charlottesville:
me-andering footnotes and my-opic afterthoughts

Peter Waldman

Rome Through the Lens of the Pantheon
Jim Richardson

HOME & THE HORIZON IN THE WORK OF JENS JENSEN
Ryan Moody

The Practice of Drawing
Michael Vergason

 

This project developed a structure to manifest rainwater and use it throughout the building. A collection of roof bogs capture water before cleansing it in a series of filtration beds. The recycled water is used for building processes, as well as greenhouses and plantings integrated within the structure. An additional system of water sacks ensures a continually functioning building, independent of rainfall. The water sacks act as the link between storage and distribution.

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