Examines sustainability, architecture, and materials through historical transitions, philosophical perspectives, and the essence of architecture as a technical activity.
Explores the societal impact of science, advocating against limiting it within boundaries, and introduces 'experimental history' as a multidisciplinary approach to studying science.
Delves into the variational method in relativistic quantum field theory without cutoff, emphasizing weakly entangled states and the transition to relativistic continuous matrix product states.
Explores critical analysis of modernism, post-modernism, and pre-modernism in architecture and philosophy, reflecting on the challenges and conflicts in preservation practices.
Examines the transition from traditional squats to modern participatory housing, exploring community dynamics, the role of women, and the intersection of architecture and social structures.
