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[edit] FOREWORD

• "I think that the work by architects on anticipatory design - which at the moment is done by scientists and statisticians, demographers, and a certain amount of politicians - will and should move into architecture."
• Cedric Price (1993) in 'Transcript - Interview of Cedric Price (1)'.

• "Architecture is slow and therefore requires anticipatory design."
• Cedric Price (1996)

[edit] • Anticipatory Design

• "Are ("comprehensive anticipatory design science" and "anticipatory design") synonymous or are there important differences?"
• Norman Fellows (1996) 'Transcript - Interview of Cedric Price (3)'

• "I think the most important difference is the 'anticipatory design' - which is my word (sic) - and 'anticipatory design science'. The difference between that is that I am assuming that there is a science involved with various aspects of anticipatory design but my assumption is therefore narrowing it down to relation to systems or products that result from such design. So mine is a narrowing of Bucky's. That's the main point. The comprehensive is as good as you make it. You know we both agree it should be comprehensive. I think that my concept of comprehensive would be limited through lack of comprehensivity (sic) in the Bucky phraseology. [...] Bucky's was fuller but he was - I mean it was more comprehensive but he was interested in a design science. I was assuming there is a design science and just evidencing it in actual objects or systems."
• Cedric Price (ib.)

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[edit] • City Clusters

[edit] • Cedric Price

[edit] • Thinkbelt Studies

[edit] • Educational Systems

[edit] • Housing Studies

[edit] • The Commons

[edit] • Generator

[edit] • Learning v Commerce

[edit] • Norman Fellows