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Novato, California : ORO Editions, 2023Edición: First editionDescripción: 211 p. : ill. ; plans ; maps ; 26 cmTipo de contenido:- text
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Future Offices examines the evolving nature of the office as a spatial asset.
Rapid changes in culture, technology, and society have upended longstanding notions of offices and the nature of work itself. While companies and capital around the globe have become increasingly consolidated, labor vis-à-vis technology has become increasingly decentralized. The office, traditionally a key spatial interlocutor between labor and capital is caught in an awkward position with typological considerations for architecture.
What should the future office look like? What is the future role of the headquarters? What does the office's changing role mean for urbanism? The works collected here provide frameworks for understanding the complex and multifaceted nature of contemporary work, manufacturing, and commerce, and they aspire to influence new ways of conceiving architecture at multiple scales. They speculate upon a future where offices acquire new facets as resources of space, knowledge, and production that participate in local and global economic and cultural contexts in new hybridized forms. At the heart of this is a recognition that the new ways in which companies integrate into in society should be reflected in architecture itself.
Contents:
Introduction Ali Rahim 2 --
The Relevant Office Verda Alexander 50 --
Working from Home Peter Cappelli and Ranya Nehmeh 56 --
Disney Headquarters Colin Koop and Qiyao Li 72 --
Sticky Hybrids Patrick Monte 136 --
Feral Envelopes for the Future Office Arine Lourine Harrison 152 --
Mixed-Realities at Work Patrik Schumacher 162 --
Contributors' Biographies 208 --
Acknowlegments Ali Rahim 212 --
Projects:
Hybrid Futures 012 --
01 Cavern Sharvari Mhatre, Yichao Jin, Tianxiao Wang 014 --
02 Conveyor Chaoqiong Guo, Huajie Ma, Jingrong Ning 024 --
03 Disfigure Zhe Zhong, Sijie Gao, Atharva Ranade 032 --
04 Circumvolution Dianqiu Zheng, Gordon Cheng, Jing Yuan 042 --
Metabolic Futures 084 --
05 Mainframe Yuxuan Liang, Xuechen Chen, Yue Pan 086 --
06 Supermod Bingkun Deng, Ming Jiang, Yang Yang 096 --
07 Mitochondria Yanpeng Wang, Jiayun Zhang 106 --
08 Apparatus Weihang Huang, Sina Lee 116 --
09 Engine Yichi Zhang, Ruiwan Wang 126 --
Decentered Futures 176 --
10 Edifice Xiaotong Ni, Mingda Guo 178 --
11 Shift Zheyuan Fu, Yiqi You 186 --
12 Circuit Maoqiang Li, Bohao Sun, Youyu Zhang 194 --
13 Ruin Xing Guo, Xianlong Deng, In Pun 200 --
Future Offices examines the evolving nature of the office as a spatial asset. Rapid changes in culture, technology, and society have upended longstanding notions of offices and the nature of work itself.