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    <title>Masterplanning the Adaptive City</title>
    <subTitle>computational urbanism in the twenty-first century</subTitle>
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    <namePart>Tom Verebes.</namePart>
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    <dateIssued encoding="marc">2013</dateIssued>
    <edition>First published 2014</edition>
    <issuance>monographic</issuance>
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    <extent>xiv, 296 p. ill. ; 21cm.</extent>
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  <tableOfContents>Departments:
1 INTRODUCTION Tom Verebes --
5 PART I Context: Endurance, Obsolescence, and Change a Theoretical Foundation --
7 CHAPTER 1 The City as a Cultural and Technological Expression Tom Verebes --
7 1.1 Globalization and Networks --
13 1.2 The Edge of Chaos --
15 1.3 The Associative Logic of Urbanism --
20 CHAPTER 2 Projective Arquitectures: The Question of Borders in a Connected World Marina Lathouri --
23 CHAPTER 3 Conversation 1 Dana Cuff with Tom Verebes --
28 CHAPTER 4 The New New Tom Verebes --
28  4.1 Ancient China and The New --
30  4.2 Urban Europe: A Brief History of its Industrialization and Planning --
34  4.3 The Paradigm of the New World Instant City --
36  4.4 The Dubai Mirage --
40 CHAPTER 5 Informal City: Design as Political Engagement Jorge Fiori --
48 CHAPTER 6 Conversation 2 Xu Weiguo, Xu Feng and Gao Yun --
54 CHAPTER 7 Urbanization and Erasure Tom Verebes --
54  7.1 The Trouble with Speed Freaks --
57  7.2 Ghost of the Past --
60  7.3 An Ecological Model for Twenty First Century Urbanism --
62  7.4 The Problem of Functionality, Endurance, and Obsolescence --
64  7.5 Time, Change, and Adaptation --
68 CHAPTER 8 Public Spheres: Atmosphere and Adaptable Space in Hong Kong Jonathan D. Solomon --
69 Something in the Air  --
71 Hong Kong's Public Sphere --
73 The City as Natural Artice --
75 CHAPTER 9 Conversation 3 Matthew Pryor with Tom Verebes --
80 Case Study Qianhai Masterplan, Shenzen, China James Corner Field Operations --
82 Case Study Flowing Gardens, International Horticultural Expo, Xi'an, China Plasma Studio --
85 PART  II Concepts / Paradigms: New Paradigms And Practices In Urbanism :
87 CHAPTER 10 The Death of Masterplanning in the Age of Indeterminacy Tom Verebes --
87 10.1 Planning and / or Emergence --
92 10.2 Teleological Fallacies of the Masterplanner --
95 10.3 Principles of Uncertainty: Planning after the Global Financial Crisis --
99 10.4 Complex systems, Equilibrium, and Emergence --
106 10.5 Parametric Patterns and Models of Evolutionary Urbanism --
118 CHAPTER 11 Free Market Urbanism: Urbanism Beyond Planning Patrik Schumacher --
123 CHAPTER 12 Conversation 4 Tom Barker and Tom Verebes --
129 Case Study One North Singapore Science Hub, Singapore Zaha Hadid Architects --
132 Case Study Urban China Research Ocean CN --
135 Case Study Kaili Ethnic Cultural Compound, Guizhou, China dotA and Shanghai Tongji Urban Planning and Design Institute --
139 PART III Methodologies: Tools and Moving Targets :
141 CHAPTER 13 A New Toolbox for Adaptable Masterplanning Tom Verebes --
141 13.1 Models as Information --
144 13.2 Parameter Space, Solution Space, Urban Space --
148 13.3 Simulation and Gaming Enviroments as Management Systems --
153 CHAPTER 14 Morphogenetic Urbanism: Toward a Materialist Approach to Masterplanning Peter Trummer --
154 The Aggregated Figure --
156 The Ground as Matter --
158 Case Study Parametric Pearl River Delta Ocean CN --
162 Case Study Serial Systems: Remodeling Hong Kong Housing Ocean CN --
165 Case Study Density and Openness Revisited: Recoding Building Bulk in Hong Kong Rocker Lange Architects --
168 CHAPTER 15 Computational Urbanism Tom Verebes --
168 15.1 The Evolution of Computational Methodologies and Urbanism --
175 15.2 Automation, Optioneering, and Optimization --
180 15.3 Parametric Urbanism --
186 CHAPTER 16 Parametric Urbanism Redux: Urban Design and Complexity in a Age of Infinite Computing David Jason Gerber --
193 CHAPTER 17 Conversation 5 Su Yunsheng with Tom Verebes --
198 Case Study Yan Jiao Hua Run 4D City, Hebei Province, China dotA and Ocean CN --
205 Case Study Mica Urban Picturesque, Geneva, Switzerland Group8 Architects and Kaisersrot --
209 Case Study The Megablock and its Populated Field, and the Aggregation of Streets Peter Trummer, Associative Desing Program, Berlage Institute --
214 Case Study Endurance and Obsolescence Toolbox: Studies of Adaptable Masterplanning The University of Hong Kong --
221 PART IV Projections: Prototyping Multiple Futures :
223 CHAPTER 18 Endurance, Obsolescence, and the Adaptive City Tom Verebes --
223 18.1 New Prototypical Practices --
226 18.2 Typological Variants and Topological Transformations --
230 18.3 Icons and Innovation --
232 18.4 Control, Resilience, and Change --
237 Case Study Deep Ground: Regeneration Masterplanning for Longgang Center  and Longcheng Square, Shenzhen, China  Groundlab --
241 Case Study Xin Tian Di Factory H, Hangzhou, China Serie Architects --
245 Case Study Regeneration of Phoenix Shopping Street, Beijing, China XWG Studio --
248 Case Study Ordos Museum, Ordos, Inner Mongolia, China MAD --
253 Case Study Liantang / Heung Yuen Wai Boundary Control Point Passenger Terminal Building, Hon Kong Parametric Design Association, dotA, and Ocean CN --
259 Case Study Counterpart Cities: Futureport, Hong Kong Sar, Shenzhen, China The University of the Hong Kong Research Team, Led by Tom Verebes --
266 CHAPTER 19 Conversation 6 Brett Steele with Tom Verebes --
273 Conclusion Tom Verebes --
275 Bibliography --
283 Notes on Contributions --
291 Index --
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  <note type="statement of responsibility">edited by Tom Verebes</note>
  <note>Includes Index.</note>
  <note>Includes Bibliographical references (p.275)</note>
  <subject authority="lcsh">
    <topic>City planning</topic>
    <topic>Data processing</topic>
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  <subject authority="lcsh">
    <topic>21st Century</topic>
    <topic>Design and Planning</topic>
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  <subject authority="lcsh">
    <topic>Urbanization</topic>
    <topic>History</topic>
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  <classification authority="lcc">HT166 V463 2014</classification>
  <classification authority="ddc" edition="307.12160285"/>
  <identifier type="isbn">9780415534802</identifier>
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