Experimental Architecture by Armstrong Rachel;

Author:Armstrong, Rachel;
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Taylor & Francis (CAM)
Published: 2019-11-15T00:00:00+00:00

1. How various subsystems can be grown in concert such that they integrate effectively and influence each other’s growth: for example, plumbing adapting to the shell; plumbing and wiring adapting so as not to interfere;

2. How various subsystems can be grown in the context of a physical environment, allowing some of a system to be built conventionally and the remainder to be grown through it, and an analysis of the trade-offs;

3. How much of the morphological requirements can be placed in the seed, and how much in the subsequent gardening environment and regime (genericity versus specificity trade-offs);

4. How to stop the systems growing where necessary (Miller, 2004), potentially based on the mechanisms plants use to stop growing, which process can be triggered either by environmental conditions, such as winter, or by internally regulated developmental programmes (Leyser and Day, 2003):

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