WORKING ARCHITECTURE GROUP [WAG]

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April, 2000

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CADCAM concrete blocks installed

April 2000

concrete blocks cast onsite from CADCAM milled formwork have been installed on WAG’s Kenworthy Rd job


HOW CAN ECOLOGY AND ENVIRONMENTALISM IN ARCHITECTURE BE RETHOUGHT?

April 2000

ECOLOGY
We were recently asked to talk about selling sustainability at the RIBA Small Practice conference. We described how we have been most successful at making clients “see green”, when we have been able to build up a complex discussion around, and understanding of, the idea of ‘value’ with the client. Ideally this includes: 1. Discussing [...]


How can everyday activities and programmes be made poetic?

April 2000


DEMOGRAPHICS/PROGRAMME

April 2000

Attentiveness to shifts in social demographics (large scale changes to the way people live, work and enjoy themselves) defines an important component of WAG’s thinking., whether at a strategic urban level, speculating about the possibilities that remain for public space today; at a programmatic and entrepreneurial/activist level, imagining new architectural projects that might now be [...]


What are the effects of home entertainment and information technologies on the home?

April 2000


How can the leisure spaces in the home (lounge, kitchen, garden) be rethought?

April 2000


What might a contemporary theory of architectural pattern be?

April 2000

PATTERN
Frequently under-theorised, pattern is a surprisingly mobile intellectual concept, whether used by sociologists, anthropologists and urbanists to grasp complex cultural forms, or by mathematicians, physicists and cyberneticians to analyse configurations of matter, energy and information, or by cognitive theorists and psychologists to reveal the organisation of the human mind.
Our research into the use pattern in [...]

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