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"All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopy, recording, or any information storage or retrieval system, without permission in writing from the publisher."--Jacket.

Biotechnology in art. --- Theme artistique. --- Biotechnologie. --- Biotechnologie --- Kunst --- Biotechnologie dans l'art. --- Dans l'art. --- Bio-ingénierie --- Bioingénierie --- Biotechniques --- Biotechnologies --- Génie biologique --- Produits chimiques --- Animaux --- Bio-industries --- Bioart --- Bioréacteurs --- Biosynthèse --- Génie biochimique --- Génie génétique --- Matériaux --- Microbiologie pharmaceutique --- Microorganismes --- Plantes --- Aliments --- Biotechnologie agricole --- Biotechnologie appliquée à l'environnement --- Biotechnologie des hautes pressions --- Biotechnologie marine --- Fermentation --- Guerre biologique --- Immobilisation covalente --- Ingénierie métabolique --- Nanobiotechnologie --- Processus biotechnologiques --- Techniques artificielles de la reproduction --- Technologie des protéines --- Technologie --- Sciences de la vie --- Technische Biochemie --- Technische Biologie --- Biotechnik --- Biotech --- Industrielle Mikrobiologie --- Bildende Kunst --- Kunstdenkmal --- Künste --- Kunstwerk --- Surveillance --- Künste --- Systèmes acellulaires --- Méthode SELEX --- Moléculture

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Editorial (Helen Castle). About the Guest-Editors (Rivka Oxman and Robert Oxman). Spotlight: Visual highlights of the issue. Introduction. The New Structuralism: Design, Engineering and Architectural Technologies (Rivka Oxman and Robert Oxman). Radical Sources of Design Engineering (Werner Sobek). The renowned proponent of ultra- lightweight structures charts how his consultancy has developed a far-reaching approach to practice. Structured Becoming: Evolutionary Processes in Design Engineering (Klaus Bollinger, Manfred Grohmann and Oliver Tessmann). Structuring Strategies for Complex Geometries (Wolf Mangelsdorf). On Design Engineering (Hanif Kara). Innovative design-led engineer Hanif Kara advocates a holistic approach to architecture and engineering. Weaving Architecture: Structuring the Spanish Pavilion, Expo 2010, Shanghai (Julio Martinez Calzon and Carlos Castanon Jimenez). Optioneering: A New Basis for Engagement Between Architects and their Collaborators (Dominik Holzer and Steven Downing). Heinz Isler's Infinite Spectrum: Form-Finding in Design (John Chilton). Architectural Geometry as Design Knowledge (Helmut Pottmann). Structuring Materiality: Design Fabrication of Heterogeneous Materials (Neri Oxman). Materialising Complexity (Fabian Scheurer). Fabricating Design: A Revolution of Choice (Frank Barkow). Timberfabric: Applying Textile Principles on a Building Scale (Yves Weinand and Markus Hudert). Encoding Material (Fabio Gramazio, Matthias Kohler and Silvan Oesterle). The Return of the Future: A Second Go at Robotic Construction (Martin Bechthold). Bechthold examines the recent revival in robotic technologies in construction. A Deeper Structural Theory (Nina Rappaport). Counterpoint. Digital Solipsism and the Paradox of the Great 'Forgetting' (Neil Spiller).

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Cycling is zeitgeist. With rising fuel prices and mounting ecological awareness, bicycle sales are significantly up. Activity became activism and then lifestyle. Moving on two wheels is now a movement. Velo is a striking visual journey into the multifaceted world of cycling and the diverse tribes that inhabit it. These range from hardcore 2-wheel globetrotters, downtown messengers on fixed-gear bikes without brakes, laid back pedallers on old-fashioned Dutch bicycles, fashionable cyclists on vintage racing bikes, and dedicated fans of high-tech racing machines and e-bikes. The book also gives insider views into the production halls of renowned Italian and French brands as well as the workshops of a new generation of passionate frame builders in the US. Velo presents the design and visual aesthetic of today’s cycling culture. The book features examples of T-shirts, caps, bags, flyers, and special equipment such as the spoke cards that bike messengers use in their alleycat races. It also explores the impact the cycling movement is making on contemporary art. In addition, Velo documents the relevance of bicycles in both rural and urban areas. It introduces innovative urban planning concepts such as the new bike lanes that are currently emerging in Manhattan and Copenhagen. Velo is the fast lane into a topic that is both entertaining and socially relevant. The book is geared toward anyone who has a professional interest in or personal passion for the world of cycling.

fietsen --- hedendaags --- 657.4 --- 772.9 --- ergonomie --- mechanica --- productdesign --- vervoer en vervoermiddelen, rijwielen --- productdesign, afzonderlijke voorwerpen --- fiets --- Bicycles --- Cyclists --- Bicycle riders --- Bicyclists --- Riders, Bicycle --- Athletes --- Bicycles and tricycles --- Bikes --- Cycles (Bicycles) --- Human powered vehicles --- Cycling --- Velocipedes --- Design and construction

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