Dennis Shelden is an Associate Professor at the School of Architecture at Georgia Tech and Director of the Digital Building Laboratory. He was previously Associate Professor of Practice in Design Computation at MIT's School of Architecture and Planning (2005-16). He is an expert in the application of digital technologies in building design and construction. He has lectured and written widely and is a frequent contributor to AD. He led the development of architect Frank Gehry's digital practice as Director of R&D and Director of Computing. He then co-founded Gehry Technologies, serving as Chief Technology Officer on the development of several software products and Project Executive on numerous ground-breaking building projects.
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About the Guest-Editor Introduction Entrepreneurial Practice: New Possibilities for a Reconfi guring Profession Early Pioneers Technology and Disruption Tech-Enabled Architect-Entrepreneurs Disruption and the Reassertion of Architecture Notes Empowering Design: Gehry Partners, Gehry Technologies, and Architect- Led Industry Change Building the Master Model Creating a Think-Tank Expanding the Mission The Evolution of a Specialised Practice: Consulting and Contracting in the Integrated Envelope Deliv Crossing Over Into Contracting And Pulling Back Opportunities, Capabilities and Values New Modelsof Building: The Business of Technology A New Model, a New Business What Really Matters Getting Paid Notes Disrupting fromthe Inside: UK Archipreneurs A High-Tech Lineage of Entrepreneurism Embracing Internal Change Notes Is Bigger Better?: The Rise of Specialisation in Professional Practice New Competitive Shifts and Vertical Integration Specialisation in Large Firm Practice Small-Firm Impact The Future of Specialisation Design, Dataand Liveability: The Role of Technology Within the Future of an Expanded Profession Entrepreneurialism: Organisation and Leadership Integrating Technology: Living Laboratories Developing New Technologies on the Product Scale Futurism and the Futureof Architecture Mind the Gap: Architecture and the Absurdity of Self-Imposed Limitation One Model Shifting Definitions Structural Obstacles Cautionary Tales A Provocation Notes Collaborative Networks of Robotic Construction REDEFINING THE ARCHITECT AS MASTER BUILDER TOOLKITS: MACHINE, SOFTWARE, CRAFT COLLABORATIVE PLATFORM PLURAL SUBJECTS IN DESIGN/ CONSTRUCTION PRACTICE Notes The Distractionsof Disruptions: Technical Supply inan Era of Social Demand Adventures in Disruption Testing the Limits of the Design Business Model Directions of Disruption Turning the Direction of Practice Notes Better Development: AlternativeValue Creation Team and Project Organisation Firm Composition Building Community Scaling to Change Architectureat Scale: Reimagining One-Off Projects as Building Platforms Embracing Technology Vertical Integration Productised Design Integrated Design Notes Automation andMachine Learningin Architecture: A New Agenda for Performance-Driven Design PLUGGING THE GAPS UNIFIED MACHINE LEARNING Anti-Entrepreneurs: Using Computation to Unscale Production Beginnings Generative Jigsaw Puzzles: Computation + Craft Kinematics Dress: Computation + Customisation Bio-printing Organs: Computation + Interdisciplinarity Computation + Unscaling Architects =Innovators(sometimes)Innovators ¿Entrepreneurs(most of the time) Structuring the Innovation Process New Mediums New Materials New Scope Innovator or Entrepreneur? From Another Perspective: On Refl ection:Beautifully Disrupted Architectural Art Aesthetic Encounters in the Contemporary City Psychic Mobility and Mirrors Notes Contributors
About the Guest-Editor Introduction Entrepreneurial Practice: New Possibilities for a Reconfi guring Profession Early Pioneers Technology and Disruption Tech-Enabled Architect-Entrepreneurs Disruption and the Reassertion of Architecture Notes Empowering Design: Gehry Partners, Gehry Technologies, and Architect- Led Industry Change Building the Master Model Creating a Think-Tank Expanding the Mission The Evolution of a Specialised Practice: Consulting and Contracting in the Integrated Envelope Deliv Crossing Over Into Contracting And Pulling Back Opportunities, Capabilities and Values New Modelsof Building: The Business of Technology A New Model, a New Business What Really Matters Getting Paid Notes Disrupting fromthe Inside: UK Archipreneurs A High-Tech Lineage of Entrepreneurism Embracing Internal Change Notes Is Bigger Better?: The Rise of Specialisation in Professional Practice New Competitive Shifts and Vertical Integration Specialisation in Large Firm Practice Small-Firm Impact The Future of Specialisation Design, Dataand Liveability: The Role of Technology Within the Future of an Expanded Profession Entrepreneurialism: Organisation and Leadership Integrating Technology: Living Laboratories Developing New Technologies on the Product Scale Futurism and the Futureof Architecture Mind the Gap: Architecture and the Absurdity of Self-Imposed Limitation One Model Shifting Definitions Structural Obstacles Cautionary Tales A Provocation Notes Collaborative Networks of Robotic Construction REDEFINING THE ARCHITECT AS MASTER BUILDER TOOLKITS: MACHINE, SOFTWARE, CRAFT COLLABORATIVE PLATFORM PLURAL SUBJECTS IN DESIGN/ CONSTRUCTION PRACTICE Notes The Distractionsof Disruptions: Technical Supply inan Era of Social Demand Adventures in Disruption Testing the Limits of the Design Business Model Directions of Disruption Turning the Direction of Practice Notes Better Development: AlternativeValue Creation Team and Project Organisation Firm Composition Building Community Scaling to Change Architectureat Scale: Reimagining One-Off Projects as Building Platforms Embracing Technology Vertical Integration Productised Design Integrated Design Notes Automation andMachine Learningin Architecture: A New Agenda for Performance-Driven Design PLUGGING THE GAPS UNIFIED MACHINE LEARNING Anti-Entrepreneurs: Using Computation to Unscale Production Beginnings Generative Jigsaw Puzzles: Computation + Craft Kinematics Dress: Computation + Customisation Bio-printing Organs: Computation + Interdisciplinarity Computation + Unscaling Architects =Innovators(sometimes)Innovators ¿Entrepreneurs(most of the time) Structuring the Innovation Process New Mediums New Materials New Scope Innovator or Entrepreneur? From Another Perspective: On Refl ection:Beautifully Disrupted Architectural Art Aesthetic Encounters in the Contemporary City Psychic Mobility and Mirrors Notes Contributors
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