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Volume 75 No. 1

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Forthcoming Titles 2006

September/October 2006, Profile No 183

Collective Intelligence in Design

Guest-edited by Christopher Hight and Chris Perry

Collective

Intelligence

in Design

Exploring how today’s most compelling design is emerging from new forms of collaborative practice and

modes of collective intelligence, this title of 3 engages two predominant phenomena: design’s relation-

ship with new information and telecommunications technologies and new economies of globalisation.

With the shift from the second machine age to the age of information, the network has replaced the

assembly line as a pre-eminent model of organisation. With this shift has come the introduction of

numerous alternative modes of social, economic and political organisation in the form of peer-to-peer

networks and open-source communities. This has radically altered conventional models of collective

invention, and has challenged received notions of individual authorship and agency, questioning the

way in which traditional disciplines organise themselves. Such reorganisation is apparent within archi-

tectural practice, as well as within its participation in a greater cultural context of increasing interdisci-

plinarity. For the design disciplines, this includes the emergence of new forms of collective intelligence

in a number of different fields including architecture, software and interaction design, fashion, typogra-

phy and product design.

Collective Intelligence in Design includes contributions from: Servo, EAR Studio, the Radical Software

Group, United Architects, biothing, Continuum (working with the Smart Geometry Group and Bentley

Systems), Hernan Diaz-Alonso and Benjamin Bratton, Gehry Technologies (working with the AA/DRL) and

MIT’s Media Lab. Additionally, the issue features essays from a diverse pool of academics and designers,

including Brett Steele, Branden Hookway, Alexander Galloway and Eugene Thacker, and Michael Hensel,

as well as an extensive interview with Michael Hardt, co-author of two important and influential books on

contemporary issues of globalisation, Empire and Multitude: War and Democracy in the Age of Empire.

November/December 2006, Profile No 184

Architextiles

Guest-edited by Mark Garcia

This issue of 3 explores the intersections between architectural and textile design. Focusing on the possi-

bilities for contemporary architectural and urban design, it examines the generative set of concepts,

forms, patterns, materials, processes, technologies and practices that are driving the proliferation of this

multidisciplinary design hybrid. Architextiles represents a transition stage in the reorientation of spatial

design towards a more networked, dynamic, interactive, multifunctional and communicative state. The

paradigms of fashion and textile design, with their unique, accelerated aesthetics and ability to embody a

burgeoning, composite and complex range of properties such as lightness, flow, flexibility, surface com-

plexity and movement, have a natural affinity with architecture's shifts towards a more liquid state. The

preoccupation with textiles in architecture challenges traditional perceptions and practices in interior,

architectural, urban, landscape, and fashion design. Interweaving new designs and speculative projects of

the future, Architextiles brings together architects, designers, engineers, technologists, theorists and mate-

rials researchers to unravel these new methodologies of fabricating space. This title features the work of

Will Alsop, Nigel Coates, Robert Kronenburg, Dominique Perrault, Lars Spuybroek and Ushida Findlay. As

well as contributions from Bradley Quinn, Dagmar Richter, Peter Testa and Matilda McQuaid, it encompass-

es new projects and writings from young and emerging designers and theorists.

January/February 2007, Proﬁle No 185

Elegance

Guest-edited by Ali Rahim and Hina Jamelle

Elegance represents an important watershed in architectural design. Since the onset of computer-driven

technologies, innovative designers have, almost exclusively, been preoccupied with the pursuit of digital

techniques. This issue of 3 extrapolates current design tendencies and brings them together to present

a new type of architecture, one that is seamlessly tying processes, space, structure and material together

with a self-assured beauty.

For this title, Ali Rahim, the editor of the seminal Contemporary Processes in Architecture and

Contemporary Techniques in Architecture issues of 3, teams up with Hina Jamelle, also of the Contemporary

Architecture Practice in New York. The issue includes an extensive new essay by Manuel Delanda on ele-

gant digital algorithms, as well as contributions from Irene Cheng, David Goldblatt, Joseph Rosa and

Patrik Schumacher. Featured architects include: Asymptote, Hernan Diaz Alonso, Mark Goulthorpe of

DECOI, Zaha Hadid Architects, Greg Lynn and Preston Scott Cohen.

Architectural Design

July/August 2006

Programming Cultures:

Art and Architecture in the Age of Software

Guest-edited by

Mike Silver

ISBN-13 9780470025857

ISBN-10 0470025859

Profile No 182

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