Raoul Bunschoten: Cybernetics: state of the art, Kartoniert / Broschiert

Biografie (Liss C. Werner)

LISS C. WERNER is a licensed architect, director of Tactile Architecture – office für Systemarchitektur, researcher and educator. She holds a position as Assistant Professor at TU Berlin, Institute for Architecture. Her work focuses on cybernetics + architecture within the discourse of defining computational architecture as a relational focused discipline between technology, human and nature, a socio-ecological system. Werner integrates her systemic approach into the development of cybernetic design strategies for architectural and urban challenges. Werner founded her computational Master Studio Codes in the Clouds at DIA Dessau in 2010, exhibited at Tongji University and the Venice Biennale. She lectured internationally at MIT, CalArts, USC, Texas Tech, The Bartlett, Syracuse University, Nottingham Trent University, Kassel University, Linz and ESARQ Barcelona and other schools, is regularly invited as jury member and peer-reviewer. She was awarded the George N. Pauly Fellowship to join Carnegie Mellon University as a visiting Professor (2012) and acts as Adj. Assoc. Professor at Taylor’s University, Malaysia (2014-2016). Werner chaired several international conferences on computation and advanced architecture, edited “[En]Coding Architecture” and “Architectural Ecologies – Code, Culture and Technology” and is partner of the Bertalanffy Center (BCSSS, Vienna) for Systemic Design. Werner is member of the Scientific Committee eCAADe Milan 2015, CodeBiology, ISSS (intern. Society for Systems Sciences) and the American Society of Cybernetics. She was educated at UCL, Bartlett School of Architecture, University of Westminster, RMIT and Humboldt University Berlin, where she joined the doctoral colloquium in cultural history and theory. Werner practiced in the UK, Russia, Germany

Biografie (Raoul Bunschoten)

Raoul Bunschoten studierte an der ETH in Zürich, an der Cooper Union School of Art and Architecture in New York und an der Cranbrook Academy of Art in Michigan. 1993 gründete er CHORA, architecture and urbanism. Mit seinem Büro arbeitete er auf dem Gebiet des Urbanismus und der Stadtentwicklung. Er unterrichtete als Gastprofessor an verschiedenen Universitäten wie z.B. École de Beaux Arts in Lyon, an der Columbia University, an der Århus School of Architecture und an der ETH in Zürich. Sein wissenschaftlicher Schwerpunkt liegt in der Urbanismusforschung.§Das iCP, Institute für Cultural Policy, wurde 2004 in Hamburg mit der Intention gegründet, Plattform für neue Formen der Architektur zu sein und Beiträge zur Fachdebatte mit Ausstellungen, Vorträgen und Publikationen zu leisten.

Biografie (Liss C. Werner)

LISS C. WERNER is a licensed architect, director of Tactile Architecture – office für Systemarchitektur, researcher and educator. She holds a position as Assistant Professor at TU Berlin, Institute for Architecture. Her work focuses on cybernetics + architecture within the discourse of defining computational architecture as a relational focused discipline between technology, human and nature, a socio-ecological system. Werner integrates her systemic approach into the development of cybernetic design strategies for architectural and urban challenges. Werner founded her computational Master Studio Codes in the Clouds at DIA Dessau in 2010, exhibited at Tongji University and the Venice Biennale. She lectured internationally at MIT, CalArts, USC, Texas Tech, The Bartlett, Syracuse University, Nottingham Trent University, Kassel University, Linz and ESARQ Barcelona and other schools, is regularly invited as jury member and peer-reviewer. She was awarded the George N. Pauly Fellowship to join Carnegie Mellon University as a visiting Professor (2012) and acts as Adj. Assoc. Professor at Taylor’s University, Malaysia (2014-2016). Werner chaired several international conferences on computation and advanced architecture, edited “[En]Coding Architecture” and “Architectural Ecologies – Code, Culture and Technology” and is partner of the Bertalanffy Center (BCSSS, Vienna) for Systemic Design. Werner is member of the Scientific Committee eCAADe Milan 2015, CodeBiology, ISSS (intern. Society for Systems Sciences) and the American Society of Cybernetics. She was educated at UCL, Bartlett School of Architecture, University of Westminster, RMIT and Humboldt University Berlin, where she joined the doctoral colloquium in cultural history and theory. Werner practiced in the UK, Russia, Germany