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    <subTitle>a personal odyssey towards another normal</subTitle>
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  <abstract>The Component: A Personal Odyssey towards Another Normal is the Oosterhuis⁰́₉ personal account of four decades of architectural and societal thinking, designing, building, and theorizing. It is an orchestrated yet non-linear series of subjects all leading toward the creation of a parallel world called ⁰́₋Another Normal.⁰́₊ Another Normal is as of now a hypothetical parallel world. Nomadic international citizens are the inhabitants of Another Normal. Urged by the climate crisis, the food, energy, and water nexus, and the COVID-19 pandemic, Another Normal demonstrates the inevitable data-driven techno-social architecture of the physically built environment and the metaverse. Besides robotic production on demand of almost anything ⁰́₃ when, where, and as needed ⁰́₃ Oosterhuis⁰́₉ proposes a dozen strategies that run in parallel to establish Another Normal, among others: ubiquitous basic income, global birthright to own a generous piece of land, distributed production of healthy food, clean energy, and drinking water, ownership of private data and personal avatars in the Web 3.0, autonomous electronic transportation, ubiquitous shared responsibility for clean production and waste treatment techniques, ubiquitous home delivery, working from anywhere for any period of time, decentralized real-time peer to peer banking. The organic real and the synthetic hyper-real co-evolve naturally in Another Normal, where a mix of strong and simple legislative, planning, and design rules create complexity, diversity, fairness, and equality.</abstract>
  <tableOfContents>Preface xiii --
List of Abbreviations xv --
1 Here and Now 1 --
2 What Have We Done? 19 --
The Formula 19 --
The Shape of the Rule 23 --
XYZ 27 --
An Endpoint and a New Beginning 28 --
Studio Theo van Doesburg 33 --
Script for a Movie 35 --
The Universal Container 38 --
Packages of Information 38 --
Low-resolution Architecture 42 --
Erosion and Explosion 45 --
Maison Particuliere 49 --
Architectural Association 51 --
Metawell Series 54 --
High-resolution Complexity 57 --
Saltwater Pavilion 61 --
One Building One Detail 66 --
A2 Cockpit in Acoustic Barrier 72 --
Not Market Conform 74 --
Killing 76 --
Second Life 78 --
Doomed 80 --
Meme Components 81 --
Taking Radical Steps 83 --
Hyperbody 84 --
Attractor Game 85 --
Trans_Ports 87 --
Game Set and Match Conferences 90 --
3 Another Normal 95 --
Quantum Architecture 95 --
Making Ends Meet 99 --
Synthetic Architecture 103 --
Science Inspires Art Inspires Architecture 108 --
We Cannot Eat Coal 111 --
Personal Universe 114 --
Reversal of Values 116 --
The Swarm 119 --
The Point Cloud 121 --
Reference Points 124 --
From Point Cloud to Building Body 128 --
Parameters 131 --
Inclusive 135 --
Just There, Just Then, and Just That 137 --
Measuring is Knowing 138 --
Informed Distancing 140 --
No More Queuing 142 --
Real-time Banking 144 --
The New Nomad 147 --
Hive Mind 150 --
Another Normal 152 --
4 Ubiquitous Components 155 --
Precogs and Cyborgs 155 --
Beyond Elements 158 --
Spaceships 161 --
Design Language 162 --
Living Inside Evolution 163 --
Infoland 165 --
The Amazing Simplicity of Life 168 --
Components for Life 170 --
Hyper-real 174 --
Sound Synthesis 178 --
Real-time Behavior 182 --
Scripting 183 --
Action Painting 185 --
Upstream 189 --
Building Relations 191 --
Style 193 --
Unique Code 196 --
5 Components versus Elements 201 --
Not an Element 201 --
Not a Floor 206 --
Not a Wall 208 --
Not a Ceiling 209 --
Not a Roof 213 --
Not a Door 215 --
Not a Window 217 --
Not a Facade 219 --
Not a Balcony 221 --
Definitely Not a Corridor 225 --
Not a Fireplace 227 --
Not a Toilet 231 --
Not a Stair 234 --
Not an Escalator 236 --
Not an Elevator 237 --
Not a Ramp 239 --
My Fundamentals 243 --
The Synthetic Dimension 244 --
6 The Component 249 --
From Element to Component 249 --
From Generic to Specific 250 --
Cost-effective Diversity 253 --
Inclusive 254 --
Passive Interacting Components 257 --
Folded Volume 259 --
Musicsculpture 262 --
TT Monument 264 --
Fside 266 --
Climbing Wall 269 --
Body Chair 274 --
Ecoustic 277 --
Web of North-Holland/iWEB 279 --
Burning Down the Faculty 282 --
ProtoSPACE 4.0 285 --
A2 Cockpit 290 --
Acoustic Barrier 294 --
Balna Budapest 296 --
Liwa Tower 298 --
Do by Dutch 303 --
The Seven Daughters 307 --
7 Where Are We Now? 311 --
UAE 311 --
Big5 314 --
Qatar 316 --
Settling Down in Doha, Qatar 317 --
The Open Mosque 323 --
Message in a Bottle 326 --
Arch-News Interview 329 --
New Nomads 340 --
Connecting People, Spaces, and Machines 342 --
Where Are We Now 343 --
Abstract Thinking 345 --
Interactive Tower 348 --
Maidan Monument 349 --
9th Architecture Day Exhibition 350 --
Two Legs 352 --
Robotic Workshop 353 --
QRP 355 --
MANIC 357 --
West Bay North Beach 359 --
Palaces 361 --
HyperCUBE 362 --
Little Babylon 365 --
Components for Public Art 367 --
White Majlis 370 --
Intuition &amp; Procedure 371 --
East-West/West-East 373 --
8 Proactive Components 375 --
Proactive Architecture 375 --
Game Theory 379 --
Hyperbuildings 383 --
Venice Biennale 2000 384 --
Ground Zero 392 --
ProtoSPACE 1.0 394 --
Virtual Operation Room 398 --
NSA Muscle 401 --
Hyperbody 404 --
Muscle Tower 407 --
Muscle Body 408 --
Bamboostic 410 --
ProtoSPACE 2.0 412 --
ProtoSPACE 3.0 414 --
Interactive Wall 417 --
Digital Pavilion 420 Self-moving Components 422 --
Pop-Up Apartment 427 --
Participator 432 --
9 Where Do We Go? 437 --
Pragmatic 437 --
Simplexity 438 --
Social Patterns 440 --
Scalable Distancing 443 --
Science Rules Art, Art Rules Architecture 445 --
Informed 446 --
Home is Where You Are 449 --
Living on Mars 453 --
Expat Life 456 --
Connected Autonomy 459 --
Distributed City 461 --
Post-COVID-19 Society 463 --
Capital Intensive 467 --
Cyclic, Not Circular 472 --
10 The Chinese Patient 475 --
The Chinese Patient 475 --
Ubiquitous basic income (UBI) 478 --
Ubiquitous land right (ULR) 482 --
Ubiquitous food production (UFP) 487 --
Ubiquitous shared responsibility (USR) 494 --
Ubiquitous waste treatment (UWT) 496 --
Ubiquitous energy production (UEP) 498 --
Ubiquitous water production (UWP) 500 --
Ubiquitous robotic production (URP) 503 --
Ubiquitous autonomous transportation (UAT) 509 --
Ubiquitous home delivery (UHD) 513 --
Ubiquitous booking app (UBA) 517 --
Ubiquitous immediate banking (UIB) 520 --
Another Normal 525 --
Bibliography 527 --
Index 533 --
About the Author --</tableOfContents>
  <note>Include Bibliography and Index.</note>
  <subject authority="lcsh">
    <topic>Architecture</topic>
    <topic>Forecasting</topic>
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  <subject authority="lcsh">
    <topic>Architecture and society</topic>
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  <subject authority="lcsh">
    <topic>Architecture durable</topic>
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  <subject authority="lcsh">
    <topic>Sustainable architecture</topic>
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  <subject authority="lcsh">
    <topic>Architecture -- Philosophy</topic>
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  <classification authority="lcc">BF637.S4 C66 2024</classification>
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