Log 50 : Model Behavior interroge les modèles au sens large : quelles sont leurs valeurs, leurs comportements et les comportements qu'ils suscitent, quel rôle joue le modèle dans l'architecture aujourd'hui : essais critiques, conversations, observations, projets et provocations.
Stan Allen, “Thinking in Models”
Sean Anderson, “Compound Tenses”
Phil Bernstein, “Canonical Models of Architecture”
Cynthia Davidson, “Notes on a Concept: Model Behavior”
Joe Day, “One to One”
Penelope Dean, “Business, Actually”
Dora Epstein Jones, “Models In and Out”
David Erdman, “Mottle Behavior”
David Eskenazi, “Tired . . . and Behaving Poorly”
Marshall Ford, “Blue Foam”
Forensic Architecture, “Operative Models”
Todd Gannon, “Mind the Gaps! Toward a Pedagogy of Models and a Model Pedagogy”
Erik Herrmann, “Role Play”
Eric Höweler, “Verify in Field: Models and Other Useful Fictions”
Christian Hubert, “Model Behavior?”
Ferda Kolatan, “The Chunk Model”
Jimenez Lai, “Ephemeral Models' Permanent Ghosts”
Mark Lee & Sharon Johnston, “Models and Models of Models”
Alice Loumeau, “The World Model”
John McMorrough, “Not a Role, Model”
Michael Meredith, “A Conversation about Models”
Kiel Moe, “Architectural Agnotology & Broken World Models”
Rizal Muslimin, “Computational Puppets”
Jason Rhys Parry, “Simulating an Assassination: Four Explosion Models”
Shane Reiner-Roth, “Internet Browser”
Jesse Reiser, “Voodoo”
Paulette Singley, “Dollhouses and Other Bad Objects”
Tyler Survant, “Modeling and Remodeling the Oval Office”
Patrick Templeton, “A Model Painter: Behind the Scenes with Amy Bennett”
Neyran Turan, “Unnatural Models”
Tom Wiscombe & Marrikka Trotter, “The Inner Life of Models”
Andrew Witt, “Shadowplays: Models, Drawings, Cognitions”
Kechao Xiang, Log of Curiosity
And observations on a model education, a model city, natural models, a border model, and the Chicago model . . .

URL lien : https://www.anycorp.com/store/log50

Collection : Log - 50 - 1547-4690

Format : 24 cm

Illustrations : ill.

Langue : Anglais

Notes : Postcard and Cover story : A model lifs a styrofoam log to promote the Dow Chemical Company, Michigan, 1949. Courtesy Science Institute.

Localisation : salle de lecture

N° revue : N°50 fall 2020

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