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Big Data
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Strelka Institute’s Three-Year Research Agenda Culminates with The New Normal
Headed up by Benjamin H. Bratton, the research rubric and yearbook-like release collate "fungible platforms" that investigate data's role in global spatial restructuring.
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Sensors, Privacy, Data, and the High-Tech Workplace
A Think Tank panel discussion hosted at AECOM’s office in Los Angeles mulled over the consequences of building integrated data capture and analytics.
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WeWork Is Retraining a Generation of Architects to Think in Terms of Data
Data influences WeWork’s real estate deals, construction sequence, and design choices. There’s a sense that acquiring data literacy makes architecture relevant in a tech-dominated era.
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When It Comes to Housing, Your Data Can Be Used Against You
The algorithmic processes routinely used by cities are completely biased—and could prevent you from accessing affordable housing.
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Measuring Social Design: The Challenges of Bringing Data Into Design
“Design+Health” showed how data will (and should) inform design. But it also provoked questions about its potential downsides.
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Data and Intuition: How Architects Use Analytics to Make Hospitals Better
Data Visualization Helps Architects Make Better Hospitals.
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The "Sensing" City Is the Future of Urbanism
The Smart City isn’t enough. How might real-time data awaken the humanity in our buildings and public spaces?
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Big Data, Big Questions: Who Owns Our Data in Smart Cities?
The smart-city movement spreading around the globe raises serious concerns about who controls the information, and for what purpose.
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Who Will Control the Internet of Things?
On one side, giants like Google and Cisco. On the other side, Thingful and the open data movement.
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Designing with Data: Working in the Age of Geodesign
Geodesign creates the potential for real-time vetting of design ideas within the grander context of a geographical site
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Want To Design Better Hospitals? Put Them in Walkable Communities
The 20th Congress for the New Urbanism (CNU) concluded this spring with a rousing speech by Dr. Richard Jackson, a pediatrician and chair of Environmental Health Sciences at the UCLA School of Public Health. You may have
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Laura Kurgan & Sarah Williams: Using GIS to Expose Cities’ Injustices
Using sophisticated mapping technology, these information designers uncover hidden data to expose social injustice.
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Data Evaluation for the Better – MASS Design Groups New Approach
This article comes to us via our media partner ArchDaily. You can read the original article here. On Thursday, December 22nd, an email arrived in the inboxes of ArchDaily’s editors that made us sit up, shake off our ho