I have been working on my garden for much of the last month. This is an all-consuming task, but today I had the opportunity to find an old article that I wrote on the origin of data centers, “Preliminary Findings Toward an Architectural History of the Network,”
I am adding this to my architectural and infrastructure studies reading list. I am currently writing about soundscape addressability, which is a concept that traces postal metaphors in computation and aims to reframe 'machine listening' in terms of a process of numeric address (vectors) stabilisation instead of the misleading cognitivist language. Some authors that come to mind when I ponder postal metaphors of 'modern' infrastructures among you of course are Shannon Mattern, Ranjodh Singh Dhaliwal and Alexander Galloway. I was fascinated by the historical depth of Krajewski's Paper Machines book and I think he wrote one about The Server in case you like 'New' German media theory.
preliminary findings toward an architectural history of the network …
I am adding this to my architectural and infrastructure studies reading list. I am currently writing about soundscape addressability, which is a concept that traces postal metaphors in computation and aims to reframe 'machine listening' in terms of a process of numeric address (vectors) stabilisation instead of the misleading cognitivist language. Some authors that come to mind when I ponder postal metaphors of 'modern' infrastructures among you of course are Shannon Mattern, Ranjodh Singh Dhaliwal and Alexander Galloway. I was fascinated by the historical depth of Krajewski's Paper Machines book and I think he wrote one about The Server in case you like 'New' German media theory.