Speaking of Architecture: Interviews About What Comes Next, with Mark Foster Gage

Mark Foster Gage is the principal of Mark Foster Gage Architects in New York City, a writer, design contributor to CNN, and a tenured associate professor at the Yale School of Architecture where he has taught related courses continuously since 2001, in addition to holding multiple administrative and service positions, notably as an Assistant Dean from 2009-2019. Other contributors: Karel Klein, David Ruy, Mitch McEwen, Amina Blacksher, Ferda Kolatan, Tom Wiscombe, Ellie Abrons, Adam Fure, Michael Young, Jimenez Lai, Kristy Balliet, Elena Manferdini, Florencia Pita

5 Acknowledgments by Mark Foster Gage 7 Foreword by Greg Lynn 10 Introduction by Mark Foster Gage 14 First Chapter Artificial Intelligence in Architecture - Karel Klein and David Ruy of Ruy Klein 36 Second Chapter New Forms of Social Engagement - Mitch McEwen and Amina Blacksher of Atelier Office and Atelier Amina 56 Third Chapter Oddkins, Hybrids, and Philosophies of Practice - Ferda Kolatan of SU11 Architecture + Design 78 Fourth Chapter Earth Protectors and Mega- Component Construction - Tom Wiscombe of Tom Wiscombe Architecture 102 Fifth Chapter Ruins, Rubble, Recycling, and Reuse - Ellie Abrons and Adam Fure of T+E+A+M 124 Sixth Chapter Strange Architecture vs. Estrangement - Michael Young of Young & Ayata 152 Seventh Chapter Post-Digital Play and other Possible Mediums - Jimenez Lai and Kristy Balliet of Bureau Spectacular and BairBalliet 180 Eighth Chapter Pop, Color, and Supergraphics - Elena Manferdini and Florencia Pita of Studio Manferdini and Florencia Pita & Co. 200 Ninth Chapter Aesthetics and Architecture in High Resolution - Mark Foster Gage and Claude Rains of Mark Foster Gage Architects 230 Afterword by Cynthia Davidson