PDF: Log 25: Resistance
Summer 2012
Is resistance possible? Log 25, guest edited by French architect Francois Roche, urges us to Reclaim Resi[lience]stance – to merge refusal and vitality into a schizophrenic logic able to navigate the antagonism between the bottom-up and top-down conditions of the globalized world. Architects and artists, theorists and philosophers, engineers and programmers drift between strategies of emergence, computation, and robotic fabrication, delineating new tactics and tools for renegotiating mechanisms of power and unsettling architectural conventions.
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Contents
Alisa Andrasek, Open Synthesis// Toward a Resilient Fabric of Architecture
Ezio Blasetti, pars (orationis)
Sebastien Bourbonnais, Information Relay: The Indetermination between Machines
Pia Ednie-Brown, Architecture on Wire: Resilience Through Vitality
Shabnam Hosseini & Hamish Rhodes, The Thing: An Architectural Script
Francois Jouve, Structural Optimization
Lydia Kallipoliti, I have a lump stuck in my throat!
Matthias Kohler, Aerial Architecture
Sanford Kwinter, The Tragedy of the Commons?
Camille Lacadée, (rama)kanabolism: Bangkok’s furious, sensuous hankering
Leopold Lambert, Abject Matter: The Barricade and the Tunnel
Sylvia Lavin, The Report of My Death
Iain Maxwell & Dave Pigram, In the Cause of Architecture: Traversing Design And Making
Fabrice Melquiot & Stephanie Lavaux, The measure of the day
Antonio Negri & Francois Roche, A Dialogue: Negri and Roche
Can Onaner, Analyzing the Masochistic Architect
Philippe Parreno, Marilyn
Beatriz Preciado, Architecture as a Practice of Biopolitical Disobedience
Francois Roche, Reclaim Resi[lience]stance//......R2
Roland Snooks, Volatile Formation
Patricia J. Williams, DeliriousMe: Ownership and Identity in an Age of Genomic Medicine
Slavoj Zizek, Remarks on Occupy Wall Street