Claying Architecture considers the place for clay in a world of modern materials
Claying Architecture: Making Machine and Material Kin Edited by Shelby Doyle, Frank Melendez, Jonathan Scelsa, and Kelley Van Dyck Murphy Applied Research & Design $50 Materiality is perhaps the most common yet often misused architectural term. In school, students typically employ it as a stand-in for “the material I’m using,” an intellectual sounding synecdoche for
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