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exploring the footprint of data on our planet and beyond
316 pages : chiefly color illustrations ; 24 cm.
DATAPOLIS looks into the materiality of data, its inherent ethical and political contradictions as well as cultural and environmental footprints, by following two main trajectories. The first one attempts to define what 'the cloud' is and how it operates. From the systems and infrastructures behind the Internet to the apparatus, gizmos and buildings that can transcend scales and temporal dimensions. The second one explores how data penetrates our existence, not only by affecting the ways we live and work, or design and make cities, but by offering distinct ways of life and organization that otherwise would not have been possible. Through various visual and textual materials, this book speculates on the ways in which architecture can engage with data and digital technology beyond its mere instrumental use in making (smart) cities.
Introduction: on Datapolis / Negar Sanaan Bensi, Paul Cornet -- Retroactive timeline of data infrastructure / Patrycja Raszka, Theodor Reinhardt, Fabio Sala, Yiyin Yu -- Notes on archaeology of design data literacy / Georg Vrachliotis -- GIZMOS: between tomato and satellite / Datapolis Studio -- On Gizmos, gadgets, objects and data / Kees Kaan -- Atlas of data landscapes / Paul Swagerman -- Earth / Kate Crawford -- A city is not a computer / Shannon Mattern -- Engineered inequity: are robots racist? / Ruha Benjamin -- From data center to data forest / Marina Otero Verzier -- Vibrant data: the sewer as information infrastructure / Sabrina Chou -- Machines in landscape: territorial instruments / Ali Fard -- This way: expressive self-tracking as creative practice / Joost Grootens -- The digital cloud between geological extraction and meteorological hyper responsiveness / Natalie P. Koerner -- "Here be dragons": the liminal topographies of statistical imaging / Gökc̦e Önal -- Blockchain and the real-estate-media complex / Marija Marić -- Life needs internet / Jeroen van Loon -- Autonomous territory / Arda Ertan Yildiz, Wu Yongyi -- The urban exchange platform / Farian Anwar, Callum Birchall -- From the grave to the cradle / Federica Longoni, Filip Romaniuk -- Con(tro)versing with Mars / Emma Chris Avrămiea, Martah Lundheim -- Human driven healthcare net / Sandra Baggerman, Marina Bonet -- A network for democracy / I-Hsuan Lee, Susanne van de Pol, Robert Bichlmaier -- Meta-office / Lauritz Bohne, Lea Scherer, Edward Zammit -- Noetic horizons of data / Rafał Tarczynski, Ragna Nordström -- The extreme self: age of you / Douglas Coupland, Hans-Ulrich Obrist, Shumon Basar.
[editors, Paul Cournet, Negar Sanaan Bensi ; contributors, Kate Crawford [and 13 others].