Nathalie Bredella is visiting professor of architectural theory at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology.

"Bredella makes an excellent contribution to the history of the digital turn in architecture, a story still unfolding. From the dream of a paperless studio to the influence of cybernetics and its connection to ecological thinking, by studying the impact of digital technologies on visualisation, fabrication and networked systems, Bredella’s case study analyses diversify our understanding of the digital era in which we find ourselves."Professor Hélène Frichot, Melbourne School of Design, Faculty of Architecture, Building and Planning, University of Melbourne, Australia

• Introduction 1. University: The "Paperless Studio" and Beyond 2. New Media Art Institutes: Avenues for Multimedia Practice 3. Ecologies: Feedback and Interaction 4. Architectural Bodies and Visualization Techniques 5. Fabrication: The Object in the Age of the Network 6. City: Iconic Buildings and Architectural Craft in the Digital Era Epilogue Selected Bibliography Index

Nathalie Bredella is visiting professor of architectural theory at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology.

"Bredella makes an excellent contribution to the history of the digital turn in architecture, a story still unfolding. From the dream of a paperless studio to the influence of cybernetics and its connection to ecological thinking, by studying the impact of digital technologies on visualisation, fabrication and networked systems, Bredella’s case study analyses diversify our understanding of the digital era in which we find ourselves."Professor Hélène Frichot, Melbourne School of Design, Faculty of Architecture, Building and Planning, University of Melbourne, Australia

• Introduction 1. University: The "Paperless Studio" and Beyond 2. New Media Art Institutes: Avenues for Multimedia Practice 3. Ecologies: Feedback and Interaction 4. Architectural Bodies and Visualization Techniques 5. Fabrication: The Object in the Age of the Network 6. City: Iconic Buildings and Architectural Craft in the Digital Era Epilogue Selected Bibliography Index

Nathalie Bredella is visiting professor of architectural theory at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology.

"Bredella makes an excellent contribution to the history of the digital turn in architecture, a story still unfolding. From the dream of a paperless studio to the influence of cybernetics and its connection to ecological thinking, by studying the impact of digital technologies on visualisation, fabrication and networked systems, Bredella’s case study analyses diversify our understanding of the digital era in which we find ourselves."Professor Hélène Frichot, Melbourne School of Design, Faculty of Architecture, Building and Planning, University of Melbourne, Australia

• Introduction 1. University: The "Paperless Studio" and Beyond 2. New Media Art Institutes: Avenues for Multimedia Practice 3. Ecologies: Feedback and Interaction 4. Architectural Bodies and Visualization Techniques 5. Fabrication: The Object in the Age of the Network 6. City: Iconic Buildings and Architectural Craft in the Digital Era Epilogue Selected Bibliography Index