Deleuze and Guattari on architecture : critical assessments in architecture Vol.1
Livesey, Graham Ed.
Deleuze and Guattari on architecture : critical assessments in architecture Vol.1 - London Routledge 2015 - xxiv,370p.
Contents
Acknowledgements xiii
Editors acknowledgements xvii
Chronological table of reprinted articles and chapters xix
Introduction by Graham Livesey 1
Part 1
Smooth and striated space 23
1 Ahab and becoming-whale: the nomadic subject in smooth space by Tamsin Lorraine 25
2 Nomadology and cognitive science by Lars Marcussen 40
3 The (not so) smooth flow between architecture and life by Stephen Loo 67
4 Holey space and the smooth and striated body of the refugee by Helene Frichot 84
Part 2
Rhizomes and networks 95
5 Introduction: rhizome by Gilles Deleuze and Felix Guattari 97
6 The net effect: design, the rhizome, and complex philosophy by Richard Coyne 120
7 Of rhizomes, trees, and the IJ-Oevers, Amsterdam by Arie Graafland 137
Part 3
Assemblages 155
8 Assemblage by Gilles Deleuze and Felix Guattari 157
9 Assemblage by J. Macgregor Wise 162
10 Processes of the interstitial: notes on Zaera-Polo's idea of the machinic by Peter Eisenman 172
11 Machining architecture by Lars Spuybroek 191
12 Place as assemblage by Kim Dovey 201
Part 4
Diagrams 221
13 The diagram by Gilles Deleuze 223
14 Diagrams: interactive instruments in operation by Ben Van Berkel And Caroline Bos 226
15 The hammer and the song by Sanford Kwinter 234
16 Dummy text, or the diagrammatic basis of contemporary architecture by Robert E . Somol 244
17 Deleuze, diagrams, and the genesis of form by Manuel Delanda 261
18 What is a diagram anyway? By Anthony Vidler 271
19 Militant architecture: destabilising architecture's disciplinarity by Daniel A. Barber 282
20 Between ideas and matters: icons, indexes, diagrams,
drawings and graphs by Alejandro Zaera-Polo 292
Part 5
Folding 299
21 What is Baroque? By Gilles Deleuze 301
22 Folds and folding by Tom Conley 314
23 Unfolding events: Frankfurt Rebstock and the possibility
of a new urbanism by Peter Eisenman 325
24 Architectural curvilinearity: the folded, the pliant and the supple by Greg Lynn 330
25 To see with the mind and think through the eye: Deleuze,
folding architecture, and Simon Rodia's Watts Towers by Paul A .Harris 349
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Deleuze and Guattari on architecture : critical assessments in architecture Vol.1 - London Routledge 2015 - xxiv,370p.
Contents
Acknowledgements xiii
Editors acknowledgements xvii
Chronological table of reprinted articles and chapters xix
Introduction by Graham Livesey 1
Part 1
Smooth and striated space 23
1 Ahab and becoming-whale: the nomadic subject in smooth space by Tamsin Lorraine 25
2 Nomadology and cognitive science by Lars Marcussen 40
3 The (not so) smooth flow between architecture and life by Stephen Loo 67
4 Holey space and the smooth and striated body of the refugee by Helene Frichot 84
Part 2
Rhizomes and networks 95
5 Introduction: rhizome by Gilles Deleuze and Felix Guattari 97
6 The net effect: design, the rhizome, and complex philosophy by Richard Coyne 120
7 Of rhizomes, trees, and the IJ-Oevers, Amsterdam by Arie Graafland 137
Part 3
Assemblages 155
8 Assemblage by Gilles Deleuze and Felix Guattari 157
9 Assemblage by J. Macgregor Wise 162
10 Processes of the interstitial: notes on Zaera-Polo's idea of the machinic by Peter Eisenman 172
11 Machining architecture by Lars Spuybroek 191
12 Place as assemblage by Kim Dovey 201
Part 4
Diagrams 221
13 The diagram by Gilles Deleuze 223
14 Diagrams: interactive instruments in operation by Ben Van Berkel And Caroline Bos 226
15 The hammer and the song by Sanford Kwinter 234
16 Dummy text, or the diagrammatic basis of contemporary architecture by Robert E . Somol 244
17 Deleuze, diagrams, and the genesis of form by Manuel Delanda 261
18 What is a diagram anyway? By Anthony Vidler 271
19 Militant architecture: destabilising architecture's disciplinarity by Daniel A. Barber 282
20 Between ideas and matters: icons, indexes, diagrams,
drawings and graphs by Alejandro Zaera-Polo 292
Part 5
Folding 299
21 What is Baroque? By Gilles Deleuze 301
22 Folds and folding by Tom Conley 314
23 Unfolding events: Frankfurt Rebstock and the possibility
of a new urbanism by Peter Eisenman 325
24 Architectural curvilinearity: the folded, the pliant and the supple by Greg Lynn 330
25 To see with the mind and think through the eye: Deleuze,
folding architecture, and Simon Rodia's Watts Towers by Paul A .Harris 349
9781138779624
720.1 / LIV