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This blog is a research platform organizing projects, examples, and thoughts surrounding the idea of an urban mapping which reads the city as a network of individual activities and relationships in time rather than as a static form. This research looks at the city both from within and from above as kind of urban cat-scan.
About Me
- Martha Skinner
- Martha Skinner is founder of 10^10, co-founder of fieldoffice and assistant professor at Clemson University. She studies our built environment as a delicate ecology using representation methods that visualize the cycles of life in order to more acutely address temporal, social and environmental issues. Her work includes several Living Maps of cities, which include NY A/V and BiCi_N, projects that involve the inhabitants of our cities in their daily routines to affect, in real-time, possibilities for social and environmental change. As the 1999 Walter B. Sanders Fellow at the University of Michigan, Martha developed Notation A/V, a seminar about the merging of drawing and moving image, a methodology she exploits in her work to filter, transmit, capture, and celebrate the intangible qualities of the passing of time with solutions that address the relationships between humans and the ecologies in which they are situated.
Links to some of my work
- Urban CT-scan : The City as Body(ies) in Movement (blog of current seminar)
- superABSORBER (a project in process)
- +......Terminal 352....+... (the blog of a studio taught)
- Notation A/V (a course developed)
- NY A/V (the site is outdated but it presents the project)
- HK A/V (a work in process)
- fieldoffice (my design/research studio)
Other Mapping Links
Architecture and Urbanism in Moving Image Links
Readings
- Allen, Stan. “Mapping the Unmappable: On Notation.” In Practice: Architecture, Technique and Representation
- Batty, Michael "Thinking About Cities as Spatial Events", in *Environment and Planning B: Planning and Design l29*, No. 1
- Corner, James. “The agency of Mapping: Speculation, Critique and Invention” in Mappings, edited by Denis Cosgrove
- Cosgrove, Denis. “Carto-City” in Janet Abrams and Peter Hall (ed.), Else/Where: Mapping New Cartographies of Networks and Territories
- De Certeau, M. The Practice of Everyday Life. (S. Rendall, Trans.).
- Hajer, Maarten and Reijndorp, Arnold. In Search of New Public Domain
- Hall, Peter. "Flight Paths." in Janet Abrams and Peter Hall (ed.). Else/Where: Mapping New Cartographies of Networks and Territories
- Kracauer, Sigfried, Theory of Film: The Redemption of Physical Reality
- Moholy-Nagy, Laszlo. Vision in Motion
- Nuti, Lucia. Mapping Places: Chorography and Vision in the Renaissance. In Mappings, edited by Denis Cosgrove
- Nuti, Lucia. Mapping Places: Chorography and Vision in the Renaissance. In Mappings, edited by Denis Cosgrove
- Ross, Rebecca. "Perils of Precision." in Janet Abrams and Peter Hall (ed.), Else/Where: Mapping New Cartographies of Networks and Territories
- Schwarzer, Mitchel. Zoomscape, Architecture in Motion and Media
- Tschumi, Bernard, Event-Cities series
- Tschumi, Bernard. Manhattan Transcripts
- Tufte, Edward. “Multiples in Space and Time” in Visual Explanations
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- Vetters, Trui. ‘Night on Earth’: Urban Practices and the Blindness of Metatheory. In The Urban Condition: Space, Community, and Self in the Contemporary Metropolis
Films and Videos
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