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Category Archives: Design
A Bridge Over Troubled Waters
By Herbert Wright A week before Christmas 2019, I met the great architect Renzo Piano in his offices near Genoa. We talked about the new bridge over the Polcevera river that he had designed to replace the Morandi Bridge, which fatally … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Design, interview
Tagged beam bridge, bridge, construction, Genoa, Genova, Herbert Wright, Morandi Bridge, Per Genova, Polcevera, Polcevera Bridge, Ponte di Polcevera, Renzo Piano, RPBW, Stefano Boeri
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City of the Singularity, part 2: Missions Too Important to Jeopardise
A city run by a superintelligent system would be shaped by the mission the machine intelligence sets for itself. What mission would be best for its citizens? Continue reading
Posted in Design, Life, Urbanism
Tagged city, future, future city, singularity, smart city, superintelligence, The Society of the Spectacle, urban forest, Urbanism, utopia
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Our Proposal to Curate the Oslo Architecture Triennale 2019: NO WAY BACK from the FUBuLoUS Team
In October 2017, I led a team to respond to an Open Call for Curator of Oslo Architecture Triennale (OAT) 2019. We called ourselves FUBuLoUS and our proposal was titled NO WAY BACK. OAT received 71 curatorial proposals from across … Continue reading
California at London’s Design Museum
“Californian design has cruised a freeway to the future, but at some multi-level interchange, it may have left the road marked freedom” Continue reading
Posted in California, Design, Life, Urbanism
Tagged Apple, California, Captain America Chopper, Design, Design Museum, Emory Douglas, exhibition, freeways, Google, Los Angeles, Ridley Scott
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Letter from Tokyo
The most advanced city on Earth isn’t just shaped by earthquakes and economics – animes and architects play out dreams there too. Herbert Wright seeks the big picture from above, and the future beyond the futuristic Two things not to … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Design, Urbanism, World Cities
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Olympic Rings in Sporks and Sauces
© Herbert Wright 2012