Category: Issue 03 – Fluid Constructs

• Staged Adaptability

  The Loss of User Agency in Contemporary Pop-Up Architecture In the 1960s, Cedric Price’s Fun Palace was imagined as a place where people could shape their own environment in real… more ›

• Temporality

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• A Flexible Future

  Authorship, Adaptability, and the Buildings We Deserve For most of its history, architecture has been an act of declaration. A building is placed upon the earth and, by virtue of… more ›

• Morphology

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• Metabolic Architecture

  Form and Flesh Sensation moves first. Hormones travel through infinitely branching networks of nerves and vessels, sending waves of information across the body before thought ever forms. Pressure, heat, rhythm,… more ›

• In Defense of the Bouncy House

  The world has failed to understand the seriousness of inflatables. When we encounter the bouncy house periodically and point — “that’s just a bouncy house” —it never is just a… more ›