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Specificity in Morphogenetic Design

The book features a chapter entitled "Specificity in Morphogenetic Design", as trans-disciplinary and pan-computational paradigm which propel our work.

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Evolutionary Total Artwork: Biology, Media and Space

Presently, electronic music, visual arts and some forms of architecture allow different types of relations, as itʼs possible to navigate through music or to touch the virtual. This common language is the base by which architecture and media arts dynamically connect spatial dimensions at a more fundamental structural level than was previously possible.

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Muge Belek

An interview featuring Muge Belek addressing's [f]FLAT's Emosphera work as well as, the trans-disciplinary and pan-computational paradigms which propel our works.

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New Portuguese Architecture

The Portuguese Contemporary Architecture crosses some generations simultaneously, which had marked and continue to mark and to subdivide the current chain, since the middle of XX.These attributes provide to the contemporary architecture, the stamp of the individuality, architectonic individuality which consequently opens sections to a bigger interaction to the interdisciplinary.

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Becoming Time-Space
Workshop

Under the section of education this article features a workshop which took place in Yildiz Technical University on the emergence of spatiotemporal design methodologies.

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Topo-Scope
Landmark Project

The Topo-Scope chapter presents our entry for the Ephemeral structures in the city of Athens, international architectural competition.

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Emosphera

The Emosphera project represents an idiosyncratic logic of designing based on a set of biologic principles involved in the production of an object and the accomplishment of an environment, which includes autopoiesis and synaesthesia.

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England, AA & Zaha Hadid

This article features the educational and architectural views of [f]FLAT's co-founder Muge Belek, through her experiences in the Architectural Association, School of Architecture and at Zaha Hadid's office.

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Transactive Acoustical Architecture

The focus of transactive acoustical architecture is to create an architectural space that allows interaction between the transformation and the stimulation of artefacts with sound. Such architecture can be defined as the incorporation of active, reactive, interactive and transactional properties of the space, responsive to sound according to algorithmic parameters.

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Diagrammatic Design Studio

The Diagrammatic Design Studio was conducted at Istanbul Technical University in order to address an interdisciplinary mode of designing.

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Robo-Curtains

AA Projects Review book highlights a summary of the 2001/2002 works developed at the Architectural Association, School of Architecture.

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Death of Architecture

Death of Architecture was a small assesment to the current disrespect and downfall of architectural design in the city of Istanbul.

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Augmented Reality

Our contribution enhances the cyber in order to merge the current cyber culture and a coming bio culture into a stance where information technology, biology and virtual reality propel a new spatial understanding. If the forthcoming machines have different mechanisms and different dimension and if body will produce more with the mind space should reflect these premises.

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Entropy

Entropy: The Art in Architects, is a multi-media exhibition of work by a select group of Southern California Architects. The exhibition applies this principle to the process or system of the architect, more specifically, how the artistic endeavor of gathering self-information, finding architecture, converting space into tension, order, scale, environment and stability through structure, develops a state of higher rule.

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Naval Museum Project

Our entry for the Naval Museum national architectural competition features in this publication which addresses the awarded designs.

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MuMA: Emergent Markets

AA Projects Review book highlights a summary of the 2002/2003 works developed at the Architectural Association, School of Architecture.

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Adaptive Re-Use

Adaptive Re-Use chapter features the academic work developed at Istanbul Technical University tackling the inherent issues to the re-appropriation of architectural spaces.

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Beyond Machines

Our proposal presents the work that departs from a multimodal space, where the designers used spatial modalities that include sound, light and/or tectonics in order to produce augmented spaces.

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Biological Data-Carriers for Ubiquitous Architectures

Biological Data-Carriers for Ubiquitous Architectures evaluates a process and methodology to generate a multidimensional morphogenetic space, based on biological evolutionary techniques such as morphogenesis and the biophysical kinetics of interaction.

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Naval Museum

Our entry for the Naval Museum national architectural competition features in this publication which addresses the awarded designs.

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Urban Design

Coimbra a New Map book highlights a summary of the works developed at urban scale by the Department of Architecture, University of Coimbra.

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On Other Natural Spaces

The chapter "On Other Natural Spaces"" departs from a multicultural and multidisciplinary stance from what might be called heterogeneous design deviation, as POSIAC deliberately chooses participants whose foundations potentially become deviant according to a required mean or norm.