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Radical Collaboration in ArchitectureSubmitted by Jeff Schuler on Sat, 10/18/2008 - 18:04.
Bringing collaborative design methods and frameworks from open source software to physical architecture. The abstract made real, and the possibility of community planning by the community... Cameron Sinclair spoke about it -- Open Source Architecture, and the Open Architecture Network. But here's Wikitecture - Radical Collaboration in Architecture. The blog -- Studio Wikitecture: Opening Architecture describes its motive: (beware: buzzwords abound...)
More hype than an SEO pro on Twitter. But have a look at this interface. Second life meets Google Sketchup meets Slashdot karma meets wikis: Participatory, fast, robust. And almost real?
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the perceived system of support
Cameron Sinclair, at his talk at the Idea Center (2008-05-21) said:
Pithy, but it implies that we'd rather be without "true community" ~ we'd rather have "the perceived system."
I like to think that community typically wants to form, and will do so when there's a reliable framework for it to do so, and when social barriers -- (like independence as a guiding principle) -- fall.
Open Architecture / Drupal
I hadn't realized the Open Architecture Network uses Drupal site til a guy from Sun was touting it today...
Very nice theme... and speed!
Love that site -
And love seeing realneo fly
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