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But what was the question?

Essays and journal entries concerning technology and the city. Title lifted from Cedric Price’s “Technology is the answer. But what was the question?”

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Dan Hill in But what was the question?

Sep 14, 2021

Landscaping connectivity

A recent thought on blurring streets and parks in Stockholm echoes an older…

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Dan Hill in But what was the question?

Dec 30, 2020

Architects without architecture

Emerging models for a different kind of architecture due to different…

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Dan Hill in But what was the question?

Apr 30, 2014

A Prouvé of plumbing, a Rogers of rewiring

On the Nest thermostat, and the need for transformation of…

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Dan Hill in But what was the question?

Jan 3, 2017

Incomplete City: Stratford Edition

Year 9s at a London school adopt and adapt the Incomplete City…

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Dan Hill in But what was the question?

Aug 11, 2008

Two or three old diagrams about city information modelling

Early scribbles in urban informatics and smart cities

Ed. This piece was originally published at cityofsound.com on August 11th 2008.

Dan Hill in But what was the question?

Jan 2, 2016

Network urbanism

“The secret, I think, of the future is not doing too much”
— Frei Otto

Dan Hill in But what was the question?

Oct 2, 2015

Urban parasites, data-driven urbanism and the case for architecture

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Dan Hill in But what was the question?

Oct 2, 2015

The Commodification of Everything

Space Caviar, the Genoese design research collective headed by long-time collaborator Joseph Grima…

Dan Hill in But what was the question?

Oct 10, 2009

Toward the Sentient City

Reflecting on possible future trajectories for architecture

Ed. This piece was originally published on 10 October 2009, at cityofsound.com.

Dan Hill in But what was the question?

Jan 9, 2010

Notes on New Songdo City. Or, What does your Seoul look like (Part 1)

Questioning the smart city, as a…

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