THE ARCHITECTURAL LEAGUE OF NEW YORK S I T U AT E D T E C H N O L O G I E S PA M P H L E T S 9 H E L E N N I S S E N B A U M A N D K A Z Y S VA R N E L I S
MODULATED CITIES NETWORKED SPACES, RECONSTITUTED SUBJECTS
MODULATED CITIES NETWORKED SPACES, RECONSTITUTED SUBJECTS
MODULATED CITIES NETWORKED SPACES, RECONSTITUTED SUBJECTS
THE ARCHITECTURAL LEAGUE OF NEW YORK S I T U AT E D T E C H N O L O G I E S PA M P H L E T S 9 H E L E N N I S S E N B A U M A N D K A Z Y S VA R N E L I S
Situated Technologies Pamphlets 9: Modulated Cities: Networked Spaces, Reconstituted Subjects Helen Nissenbaum and Kazys Varnelis Series Editors: Omar Khan, Trebor Scholz, and Mark Shepard www.situatedtechnologies.net Advisory Committee: Keller Easterling, Anne Galloway, Malcolm McCullough, Howard Rheingold Published by: The Architectural League of New York 594 Broadway, Suite 607, New York, NY 10012, 212 753 1722 www.archleague.org info@archleague.org Pamphlets Coordinator: Gregory Wessner Special Projects Director, The Architectural League of New York Design: Jena Sher
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The Situated Technologies Pamphlet Series extends a discourse initiated in the summer of 2006 by a three-month-long discussion on the Institute for Distributed Creativity (idc) mailing list that culminated in the Architecture and Situated Technologies symposium at the Urban Center and Eyebeam in New York, co-produced by the Center for Virtual Architecture (cva), the Architectural League of New York and the idc. The series explores the implications of ubiquitous computing for architecture and urbanism: how our experience of space and the choices we make within it are affected by a range of mobile, pervasive, embedded, or otherwise “situated” technologies. Published three times a year over three years, the series is structured as a succession of nine “conversations” between researchers, writers, and other practitioners from architecture, art, philosophy of technology, comparative media studies, performance studies, and engineering.

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