HABITAT INTELLIGENTI E AUTO-SUFFICIENTI: IL RUOLO DELLA TECNOLOGIA PER IL FUTURO DELL'ARCHITETTURA

• Published in: Techne (Florence, Italy : 2011) Italy : 2011), 2023-01, Vol.25, p.48-54
• Main Author: Thiébat, Francesca
• Format: Article
• Language: eng ; ita
• Subjects: Aesthetics; Algorithms; Architecture; Big Data; Built environment; Cities; Design; Digital twins; Earth stations; Habitats; Project feasibility; Reconfiguration; Research centers; Self sufficiency; Urban environments
• ISSN: 2239-0243; 2239-0243

meetcenter. it/it/event/tomorrow-living-salone-del-mobile-2022/ 3 Geo-Llum ě stato sviluppato nell'ambito di Microorganism Cities, una residenza ospitata dal CCCB e lanciata insieme a Sonar e al Politecnico di Barcellona. [...]digital technological culture allows us to reconsider the relationship between the needs of living beings, technologies, and inhabitable environments, once again spotlighting the centrality of the physical context and the reconfiguration of the relationship between man and the space in which he lives thanks to computational algorithms (Perricioli, 2021). The smart "human city" designed by Ben van Berkel (Fig. 2), the floating neighbourhoods by the Space&Matter studio (Fig. 3) and the Earth Station imagined by Michele De Lucchi (Figs. 4, 5) are examples of how technology can make an interactive, interoperable, open, and evolutionary dimension of the architecture project feasible, thus allowing decisions to be made regarding sustainability. [...]technology can play a crucial role in the conception and construction of intelligent habitats for the wellbeing, ecosystemic quality, and adaptability of the built environment.