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\nAn Atlas of Cyberspaces<\/p>\n
WHY?<\/p>\n
1. Considering with how to deal with the entitative and virtual world, I would like to talk about Yona Friedman. He proposed the \u201cMobile architecture\u201d in the 1950s, supposing to build the spatial city with a spatial, three-dimensional structure which contains inhabited volumes on the top of Paris. The advantage of this proposal is to build two parallel cities to keep them independence.<\/p>\n
2.Manuel Castells is an scholar who studies about the society and our city which influenced by the internet . He proposed the theory of the \u201c Space of Follow \u201cby defining it as the material organization of time-sharing social practices that work through flows. For him, the entire realm of social production and management will emerge with a high degree of flexibility. All the traditional organizational interaction can now exist everywhere in our city without limitation of distance.<\/p>\n
3.Could we combine the two theories together? I propose that \u201cthe Overlapped City\u201d, which means layering the fictitious city onto on the original existing one in order to reorganize the urban structure in terms of space, transportation and function, will be the important urban planning notion in the future.<\/p>\n
Parallel city-Yona Friedman, HOW?<\/p>\n Design Methodology A Design Proposal For Library, BIBLIOGRAPHY<\/p>\n 1. M. Hank Haeusler, 2009, Media Facades, Hanna Martin Overlapping the virtual and the physical cities is one way to balance urban life in the near future. With new organizational structures, new means of transmission and networked functions, our city will become increasingly more flexible.<\/p>\n<\/a> <\/a><\/p>\n
\nImagine of the Vitrual connetion between the city<\/p>\n
\n1st step, cases study.
\nStudying the difference between cyberspace and physical space and the influence.t Describe the internal nature of spatial thought. show how we use space cognitively and perceptually to relate to external objects and function as social beings.
\n2nd step, Extending cyberspace to Social space.
\nCreating bridging space to combine the physical and virtual world. Overlapping the two different world to guide our city development.<\/p>\n<\/a> <\/a><\/p>\n
\nAtlas of Cyberspace<\/p>\n
\n2. Christine Boyer, 1996, Cybercities, Princeton Architectural Press
\n3. Michael Bell, 1997\uff0c The Space of Flows, London: Routledge
\n4. Peter Anders, 1998, Envisioning Cyberspace, McGraw-Hill Companies<\/p>\n