George presented Emerging Morpho(eco)logies at the International Conference on Patterning from Traditional to Contemporary Architecture, 16 October 2007, Tehran, Iran.
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Self-organization is a dynamic and adaptive process through which systems achieve and maintain survival without external control. The research and design of such morpho-(eco)logical systems engage the examination of physical systems in relation to their capacity to modulate climates, and spatial and programmatic opportunities.
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International Conference on Architecture Sources of Architectural Form: Theory and Practice, Kuwait University, 10-13 March 2007
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”...Banal ideas cannot be rescued by beautiful execution…When architects learn their craft too well they make slick buildings…”
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Contemporary architectural discourse has recently renewed its interest in issues of science and materiality. If the 20th century was characterized by the art of technology, the 21st century began with the technology of art. Technology is inextricably linked to the contemporary condition, which advances in parallel with digital media. This new state is shifting the formal attributes of architecture and is generating a new formal language
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“The proposal is a three-dimensional jigsaw puzzle, with multiple vectors of movement and theatrics. When the public scales to the highest platform next to the artist’s quarter, the separation between the two spaces is defined by a slice of glass, with changing translucency, which can be controlled by the artist, like a television set.”
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