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Protostructure, archéologie et hypothèse d'une architecture-support

Agathe Claire Estelle Mignon

« How do we pile up dwellings without sacrificing their independence ? » Nicolas John Habraken asks the question in those terms in the book he first published in Dutch in 1961 then in English in 1972, Supports: An Alternative to Mass Housing, as an introd ...

EPFL2019

La pertinence de Gunnar Asplund

Luca Ortelli

Raffinée et inventive, l’œuvre de Gunnar Asplund incarne une manière de concevoir l’architecture qui fera de Stockholm et de la Suède un modèle en Europe dès les années 1920. À la recherche d’une spatialité complexe et virtuellement illimitée, Asplund écha ...

Mētispresses2019

Protofigurations, geometries of transindividuation

Julien Lafontaine Carboni

In recent years prefigurative phases of architectural or urban projects have been rising. However, in the context of prefiguration a precise definition of what could be characterized as a design methodology, a temporal space or also as a political practice ...

2019

Introducing the architectural values of the Common

Valentin Daniel Maurice Bourdon

The recent development of the “Common” as an interdisciplinary field of reflection seems to show some restraint with respect to the architectural culture that precedes it. This proposal invites to explore the intensities and the reasons for such a resistan ...

University of Huddersfield2019

Introducing the architectural values of the Common

Valentin Daniel Maurice Bourdon

2019

Characterization of Uncertainty Contributions in a High-Accuracy PMU Validation System

Mario Paolone, Asja Derviskadic, Guglielmo Frigo, Daniele Colangelo, Jean-Pierre Braun

The eective deployment of Phasor Measurement Units (PMUs) in Distribution Networks (DNs) requires an enhancement in terms of estimation accuracy beyond the limits of IEEE Std C37.118.1 (IEEE Std), aiming at a Total Vector Error (TVE) in the order of 0.0x% ...

2019

A Semantic Framework for Architecture Modelling

Eduard Baranov

Architectures are common means for organising coordination between components in order to build complex systems and to make them manageable. They allow thinking on a higher plane and avoiding low-level mistakes. Architectures provide means for ensuring cor ...

EPFL2017

QUANDO IL NORD INCONTRA LA «CHIAVE DI TUTTO». La Sicilia di Ragnar Östberg

Chiara Monterumisi

Travelling experiences along the cradle of European culture were, especially for Scandinavian architects, an outright voyage towards a contrasting cultural and geographical reality. However, assuming an unconditional fascination as natural reaction is redu ...

Letteraventidue2017

Configuration logics: Modeling architecture styles

Joseph Sifakis, Simon Bliudze, Anastasia Mavridou, Eduard Baranov

We study a framework for the specification of architecture styles as families of architectures involving a common set of types of components and coordination mechanisms. The framework combines two logics: 1) interaction logics for the specification of arch ...

Elsevier Science Inc2017

When the North meets the "key to everything". From Ragnar Östberg to Erik Gunnar Asplund

Chiara Monterumisi

«Beyond the city there was a wide plain, which sloped gently towards the sea and it was dominated by a semicircle of mountains. The soil of such plain was shimmering red, the sea looked blue enamel, the mountain slopes were brilliant yellow. It was a count ...

2017