Responsive Architecture / Performing Instruments
By Philip Beesley and Omar Khan
“A new generation of architecture that responds to building occupants and environmental factors has embraced distributed technical systems as a means and end for developing more mutually enriching relationships between people, the space they inhabit, and the environment. This pamphlet discusses key qualities of “responsive” architecture as a performing instrument that is both mutable and contestable”
Situated Technologies Pamphlet 4: Responsive Architecture /
Performing Instruments
Philip Beesley and Omar Khan
Edited by Omar Khan, Trebor Scholz and Mark Shepard
The Architectural League of New York, 2009
New York, NY
ISBN 978-0-9800994-3-0