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Computational Tools in Architecture Cybernetic Theory Rationalisation and Objectivity arq linking practice and research volume 21 . number 1 . 2017 computational tools in architecture cybernetic theory rationalisation and objectivity arq arq arqarchitectural research quarterly linking practice and research volume 21volume arq aims to publish significant, original research and design offering new insights into architecture. Contributions are welcomed from practitioners, academics and students. Submissions may cover either the totality of design, as in critiques or evaluations 1 number of buildings; or significant sub-areas such as history, theory, construction, structures, environmental design, materials,digital and practice. 2017 contents perspective 5 Processes and practices in computational design Nathalie Bredella and Carolin Höfler digital 10 Integrated planning and the design of urban agglomeration: Bernhard Hafner’s Comparative Simulation of Alternative Urban Prototypes Daniel Gethmann history 21 Material models, photography, and the threshold of calculation Daniela Fabricius theory 33 Witless slaves or lively artefacts? 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