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  1. Frontmatter 1
  2. Table of contents 4
  3. Preface Michelle Howard. Introducing Research – Observe – Make (ROM) 10
  4. Book + Research – Observe – Make + Reflect
  5. The Development of Research – Observe – Make (ROM) 16
  6. +1. Construction Material Technology (CMT) Konversationsreihe 24
  7. Book 1. Elemental Interactivity
  8. ROM – Vorsprung durch Technik 37
  9. 1.1 Elemental Interactivity I Building a Good Climate
  10. Building a good climate. Studio description 49
  11. 1.1.1 Position vs disposition 53
  12. 1.1.2 Moss Pavilion 54
  13. 1.1.3 Bamboo Pavilion 56
  14. 1.1.4 Activating Schiller 58
  15. 1.1.5 Neglige 60
  16. 1.1.6 Stacked Pavilion 62
  17. 1.2 Elemental Interactivity II. Gone with the Wind
  18. Gone with the Wind. Studio description 65
  19. 1.2.1 Desislava Petkova and Matej Malenka The Beast 67
  20. 1.2.2 The Wind Waves Instrument 71
  21. 1.2.3 Exhausted! – Recycling Unwanted Air 72
  22. 1.2.4 Two Frames. Perceiving Energy 74
  23. 1.3 Elemental Interactivity III. On the Modifications of Clouds
  24. On the Modifications of Clouds. Studio description 77
  25. 1.3.1 Hygrometer 80
  26. 1.3.2 110G 82
  27. 1.3.3 Interpolation 83
  28. 1.3.4 Particles 86
  29. Book 2. Spatial Interactivity
  30. ROM – Das Einmaleins 89
  31. 2.1 The Spatial Interactivity I. Building Fast – What Succeeds the Secession?
  32. 2.1.1 Haus 01 103
  33. 2.1.2 Simple and Strong 104
  34. 2.1.3 Pixellate 106
  35. 2.2 Spatial Interactivity II. Connecting Spaces
  36. Connecting Spaces. Studio description 109
  37. 2.2.1 Connecting Cubes 112
  38. 2.2.2 The Way 114
  39. 2.2.3 Atrium House 116
  40. 2.2.4 Vertical Town Square 119
  41. 2.3 Spatial Interactivity III. The Audacity of Preservation
  42. The Audacity of Preservation. BIG! BAD? MODERN 121
  43. The Audacity of Preservation. Studio description 124
  44. 2.3.1 Grasping Character, Introducing Looseness 128
  45. 2.3.2 Just Enough Light 131
  46. 2.3.3 The Well-Tempered Environment of the University of Economics 132
  47. 2.3.4 Continuous Change 134
  48. 2.3.5 Modern Tourism 136
  49. 2.3.6 Connecting Spaces 138
  50. 2.3.7 Lonely Platforms 140
  51. 2.4 Spatial Interactivity IV. The Efficiency of Looseness
  52. The Efficiency of Looseness. Studio description 143
  53. 2.4.1 Vertical Looseness 147
  54. 2.4.2 On Air 149
  55. 2.4.3 Cutting Transitions 150
  56. 2.4.4 Undesired Solitude 152
  57. 2.4.5 Loose Hub 154
  58. Book 3. Material Interactivity
  59. ROM – Eine Abrechnung 157
  60. 3.1 Material Interactivity I. Landscape Una[Bridge]d
  61. Landscape Una[Bridge]d. Studio description 162
  62. 3.1.1 Mind the Gaps 167
  63. 3.1.2 Detour 169
  64. 3.1.3 The Nature and Technology Trail 171
  65. 3.2 Material Interactivity II. Water, Aggregate, Cement and a Container
  66. Water, Aggregate, Cement and a Container. Studio description 172
  67. 3.2.1 Eleven Vaults 176
  68. 3.2.2 Topographic 178
  69. 3.2.3 Templar Landscape 181
  70. 3.2.4 Hidden Innards 183
  71. 3.2.5 Cones of Light and Shade 185
  72. 3.3 Material Interactivity III. There is a Light that Never Goes Out
  73. There is a Light that Never Goes Out. Studio description 186
  74. 3.3.1 Body, Brain and Light. A project for people with epilepsy 190
  75. 3.3.2 Retrospect and Prospect. A project for people with dementia 193
  76. 3.3.3 Light Movement Number 1. A project for people with Cystic Fibrosis 194
  77. Book 4. Workshops, Lectures and Experiments
  78. ROM – Modellbau ist Denken 197
  79. 4.1 Workshops & Short Projects
  80. 4.1.1 Glass I: Seeing Through the Transparency Myth 204
  81. 4.1.2 Glass II: There is a Light that Never Goes Out 208
  82. 4.1.3 The Good Climate Workshop 210
  83. 4.1.4 The Acoustics Workshop 214
  84. 4.1.5 The Concrete Workshop 215
  85. 4.1.6 The Architecture of Small Spaces Workshop 219
  86. 4.2 Lectures and Experiments in Shaping Material
  87. 4.2.1 Folding Concrete 220
  88. 4.2.2 Controlling Deformation 223
  89. 4.2.3 An Experiment with a Stretch Wrapping Film 224
  90. 4.2.4 Destroyed Trees 225
  91. 4.2.5 Inflatable Formwork for Organic Solid Shapes 226
  92. 4.2.6 Cuir Bouilli 227
  93. 4.2.7 Smocking Structures 228
  94. 4.2.8 Sugar Landscape 229
  95. 4.2.9 Concrete from Scratch 230
  96. 4.3 Lectures and Experiments In Observation
  97. 4.3.1 144 Hours in a Train 232
  98. 4.3.2 Daily Dust Diary 235
  99. 4.3.3 Analysis Type II 236
  100. 4.3.4 It’s a Noisy Day 237
  101. 4.4 Lecture Series
  102. 4.4.1 Materialising Ideas in an Age of Digital Production 238
  103. 4.4.2 Our Concrete Ideas 242
  104. 4.4.3 The Practice of Research 243
  105. Appendix
  106. Contributors 245
  107. Commentators 250
  108. Sponsors 254
  109. Imprint 255
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