Archiblog's Ordering
• Double page spread introducing 'Edukit: World Educational System' in AD by Norman Fellows Archiblog [1]
‘Designing Buildings’ features an article entitled ‘Anticipatory Design‘ by Norman Fellows under the pseudonym of “Archiblog”. The author’s website dovetails his office jobs with those Cedric Price (CP) was engaged with and includes a reference to what CP called ‘anticipatory design’:—
“To establish a valid equation between contemporary aspirations and architecture it is essential to add to the latter doubt, delight and change as design criteria. Architecture is slow and therefore anticipatory design is required.”
- Cedric Price (1996) ‘Anticipating the unexpected’, Architects’ Journal, 5 September
Thus this article by Norman Fellows takes the 1996 quote as a starting point in order to enable others to match their orderings against an anticipatory design, namely, ‘Archiblog’s Ordering’.
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Norman Fellows at the St John's College exhibition, called 'Cedric Price: Outside the Box', on December 23, 2014. Photograph: Patricia Fellows |
[edit] 2017 - Dukeries ThinkbeltA plan for an advanced educational industry in West Nottinghamshire
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[edit] 2017 - DomestikitThe short-life house as a national service
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[edit] 2017 - Atom UK |
 Learn More
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[edit] 2018 - EdukitWorld Educational System |
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[edit] 2018 - Oxbridge Community CollegeThink Links, CAMCOX, UK |
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[edit] ConclusionsThis article affirms its premises and concludes that continuous anticipatory design is required. |
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[edit] References
- Fellows, N. (2018) 'Edukit: World Educational System' [1]
--Archiblog 13:52, 8 Jan 2023 (BST)
[edit] Archiblog's articles on Designing Buildings
- AD: A great little mag!
- Anticipatory Design
- Archiblog's Ordering
- Architecture: Doubt, Delight, and Change
- ARCHITECTURE: Redefining it as progressing
- ATOM: A generating system designed by Cedric Price
- Beeching cuts: The railway network in Nottinghamshire
- Bucky's Ordering
- Cedric Price
- Cedric Price Interview
- City Cluster, City of London
- City Cluster, Kit of Parts
- Co-operative Housing
- Disaster Planning
- Disaster Planning: North Staffs
- Disaster Planning: Notts
- Disaster Planning: School Buildings
- DOMESTIKIT: World-Wide Dwelling Service
- DOMESTIKIT: UK
- Dukeries Thinkbelt
- EDUKIT: World Educational System
- EDUKIT: UK
- Generator
- Geographic Information Systems: QGIS
- Housing in the UK
- Housing in the UK: Datasets
- HOUSING IN THE UK: Further ongoing research
- Housing Research by Cedric Price
- Hudson Yards: Manhattan
- Miners' Strike
- Miners' Strike: The coal industry in Nottinghamshire
- Norman Fellows
- Potteries Thinkbelt
- Potteries Thinkbelt study
- Potteries Thinkbelt study: Further ongoing research
- QGIS "What about Learning More?"
- The Commons
- The Commons: City of London
- The Commons: Manhattan
- The shadow institution
- The Shed
- User talk: Archiblog
- Varsity Line
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