INFORMATION RICHNESS: Architecture, Media, Politics
Representation elective seminar

This research and representation seminar examines architectural media in an information-rich world — one in which technology is no longer new but mundane, entrenched, and resource-intensive.

Information richness is not simply a passive condition of possessing data, but points toward a highly mediated assemblage that has bearing on society’s engagements with the world. Instead of establishing some determinate definition of technology or a list of tutorials to “master,” this seminar delves into concepts, techniques, conventions, and affects of architectural representation by entangling them with a systemic view of media, technology, and visual culture.

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