HypoSurface
<p>Greg Lynn and Mark Goulthorpe discuss HypoSurface, a computer-controlled elastic surface that responds to sounds, movement, and network commands—and suggests a future where buildings can move and react.</p> <p>HypoSurface began in 1998 and is still under development. Lynn and Goulthorpe consider its origins, its many influences, as well as how an international team including designers, mathematicians, and a composer worked together over multiple iterations of the project.</p> <p>As part of a multiyear project that includes three exhibitions on twenty-five seminal projects, the CCA and Greg Lynn are publishing a series of digital publications recording conversations with key architects. The epubs are heavily illustrated with photos, drawings, renderings, videos, PDFs and interactive 3D models.</p>
Authors: Mark Goulthorpe
Editors: Greg Lynn
Editorial Coordination: Lev Bratishenko
Text Editing and Proofreading: Kari Rittenbach
Design: Linked by Air
Transcription: Christiane Côté
Rights and Reproduction: Marc Pitre
Canadian Centre for Architecture
Part of: Archaeology of the Digital
ISBN: 978-1-927071-17-5