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n!品2、nx6.)unth warnutugaudo几M..(cf/ .  \n# PRAISE FOR FOUR(+1)STUDIOS\n\nGiven the fact that over the past two decades intellection and technologyhave conspired to subject the architectural design studio to so profound asea change,one would imagine that the discipline's discourse would roilwith debate on the transformations of the studio and their consequences.Yet where one expects a tumult,one instead finds a casual indifference.There are of course endless writings about how architecture as a finalproduct should respond to these changes,and admiring accounts aplentyof this or that studio academic and professional.But few writings considerthe effects of that sea change on the fundamental assumptions,means andmethods of the studio itself,even though it is those machinations above allthat endow architecture with its place in the world.For all of our prattleabout how different is today,it seems we still take for granted that theconventional model of the studio is magically endowed with the ability toaddress any and every cultural,scientific and economic environment nomatter how exotic.  \nIn her collection of essays,Four(+1)Studios,Ann Pendleton-Julliantakes a decisive step toward correcting such indefensible nonchalance.Smart,provocative,and personal,her considered argument portrays thearchitecture studio as an agile event space that has evolved rapidly overtime and speculates on how it might better adapt to the new and strangeworld it finds itself in toda More for the inquiry it launches than for thecertainty of its conclusions,Four(+1)Studios is a must.  \nJefkipis Awadwining ritic , urbandesigne,flm-aker,theorist,curator and professor ofarchitecture,Ohio State University,PrincetonUniversity,and the Southern California Institute of Architecture.  \nFour(+1)Studios is a thoughtful and elegant exploration of what thedesign studio has been,is,and—most importantly--can become.It makesits appearance at a crucial moment,when designers increasingly face thechallenge of pursuing technologically sophisticated—but not technocratic—solutions to complex problems that engage many disciplines.It willbe of immense value to anyone who cares about design,design learningand teaching.  \nWilliam J.Mitchell,A.W.Dreyfoos Professor and Director,MediaLab Smart Cities Group,MIT.Noted author and teacher.Former dean,School of Architecture,MIT  \nIn this book,Ann Pendleton-Jullian sets off to examine the intellectual andoperational frameworks,which have supplied the most relevant design-studio models over recent decades...Her understanding ofthe studio as“profoundly social”—both in nature and in structure—is an original andfundamental insight.Pendleton Jullian endorses Play as a mechanism anda sensibility for a renovated studio.In her words,Play\"collapses spacebetween reality and utopia”It is a method for discovering,inventing,andconstructing meaning,an intention that represents in my view a prime—cultural and professional—challenge for architects today.This is her mostvaluable proposition,so be it,let us all play.  \nRodrigo Perez de Arce,Professor,Catholic University SantiagoChile andthe Architectural Association,London.Awardwinningarchitect and author.  \nFour Studios(+1)provides a priceless unfolding of the coupling of thoughtand action,vision and agency and two critical concepts for our age of flux—resiliency and resonance—which,when coupled together,show howto have impact in a highly complex and constantly changing world.Thismasterpiece will be ofgreat interest not just to designers and architects butalso to educators grappling with re-imagining what education could be intoday's world.I highly recommend this path breaking book.  \nJohn Seely Brown,Former ChiefScientist Xerox Corpand Directorofits Palo Alto Research Center(PARC),Independent co-chair DeloitteCenter for the Edge.Noted author,speake","cbCaivzvqUaZpqXd","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaivzvqUaZpqXd","pdf",11505766,256,"English","# PRAISE FOR FOUR(+1)STUDIOS\n# FOUR(+1)STUDIOS\n## 1 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