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  • The Roman Pantheon : scale-model collapse analyses 
    Plunkett, J. William (James William, Jr.) (Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 2016)
    The Roman Pantheon is among the largest unreinforced masonry dome ever built and is an unparalleled example of the construction capabilities of the ancient Romans. As one of the most well-known buildings in the world, its ...
  • Urbanizing the fringe : armatures for reterritorialization of rurban ecologies 
    Ojha, Mayank (Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 2016)
    25 years after India initiated its landmark reforms for economic liberalization, it continues to be challenged in balancing rapid economic growth, inclusive development and environmental sustainability. As the world seeks ...
  • Adaptive urbanism : shaping rapid growth in Nairobi 
    Malan, Andre De Merindol (Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 2016)
    Within the past half century many African nations regained independence and in the process, imported various development models from the Western World. Joan Clos, Under-Secretary General of the United Nations claims "it ...
  • Living matter : biomaterials for design and architecture 
    Gazit, Merav (Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 2016)
    For over a decade, we have witnessed a new emphasis in digital architecture on modes of production and material-based approaches rather than on form, geometry, and representation alone. As a result, fabrication techniques ...
  • Painting with data : from a computational history of urban models to an alternative urban computing 
    Sandoval Olascoaga, Carlos Emilio (Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 2016)
    The world is continuous: the number of elements acting upon cities is numerous, interconnected, and in constant transformation. In these terms, we can think of the city as a problem of organized complexity. As such, the ...
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