Jonathan Hares presents the design of Archaeology of the digital : media and machines.

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Main entry:

Hares, Jonathan interviewee.

Title & Author:

Jonathan Hares presents the design of Archaeology of the digital : media and machines.

Publication:

[Montréal] : Canadian Centre for Architecture, [2014]

Description:

1 streaming video file (3 min., 25 sec.) : sound, colour

Notes:
Supplied title.
Produced in conjunction with the exhibition 'Archaeology of the digital : media and machines' held at the Canadien Centre for Architecture, Montréal, May 21-October 5, 2014.
Recorded and produced by the Centre canadien d'architecture/Canadian Centre for Architecture.
Speaker: Jonathan Hares.
Presentation in English ; subtitles in French.

Summary:

Archaeology of the digital : media and machines features the work of six architectural offices that experimented with computation, interaction and the design of virtual environments from mid-1990s to the early 2000s.

Subject:

Centre canadien d'architecture Exhibitions.
Centre canadien d'architecture
Architecture Data processing.
Architecture and technology.
Architecture et technologie.
Architecture Informatique.

Form/genre:

Video recordings (physical artifacts)
Streaming video.
Interviews.
Exhibition catalogs

Added entries:

Centre canadien d'architecture, issuing body, host institution.
Centre canadien d'architecture. Enregistrements des événements.
Centre canadien d'architecture. CCAchannel.

Holdings:

Location: Library internet resource 304433
Call No.: 304433
Status: Available

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