Abstract:Vera Bühlmann in this chapter inhabits Serres’s position on philosophy for architecture, suggesting that chance and necessity are not in conflict as necessity originates in chance and chance comprehends necessity. Matter in its quantum physical character is controlled by computational and chance bound calculation, but how can knowledge be new if it is rule-based. Serres’s exodic knowledge is capitalised in the case of this chapter as a way of looking at elements as coded, discretised and distributed while unac… Show more
“…17 Architectural thinking could give access to materiality of code, and formality of computation. 18 The planet of concepts is an architectonic articulation of abundant information on directionality of words. Conversely, treating this information with algorithms of self-organization is a way to think about architecture computationally.…”
Section: The Passage Between Architecture and Computationmentioning
“…17 Architectural thinking could give access to materiality of code, and formality of computation. 18 The planet of concepts is an architectonic articulation of abundant information on directionality of words. Conversely, treating this information with algorithms of self-organization is a way to think about architecture computationally.…”
Section: The Passage Between Architecture and Computationmentioning
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