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Hacking Architecture - The Future of Practice

Bartling, R. Jonathan
2019-03
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Hacking Architecture - The Future of Practice

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Architecture can enhance its value proposition by organizing around the principal elements of successful disruption. This thesis will outline the story of the current state of architectural practice. Components of disruptive innovation will be presented before examining 25 successful companies disrupting industries of commerce, travel, transportation, entertainment and construction. Nine principle elements will be uncovered, with ideas for how these can be translated to the profession of architecture.

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University of Minnesota M.S. thesis. March 2019. Major: Design. Advisor: Richard Strong. 1 computer file (PDF); vii, 111 pages.

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