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Abstract
We live in a world where speed precedes everything we do. From our forms of socializing, to communication, to building buildings, we are constantly surrounded by the need for faster processes. The human brain has its limits, but machines enable us to think faster, do faster, and to create concepts that were impossible before. In architecture, we use digital technologies to facilitate imagination, to create new forms, and we then need the same technologies to build them.
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Recommended Citation
Albert, Ramona
(2017)
"Neo-Industrialism: A New Age of Architectural Craft,"
Oz:
Vol. 39.
https://doi.org/10.4148/2378-5853.1565
