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SAVAGERY BARBARISM CIVILISATIONa

Fig.1: Morgan’s Concept of Social Evolution

Fig.2: Tofler’s 800th Lifetime

650 70 6 4 2 1

Civilisation

Spoken Word

Writen Word

Measure Time

Harvest Energy

Tecnical Revolution

1 mm = 1 Lifetime (62 years)Total Lifetimes (733) ~50,000 years

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84%Of Germans aged 19-29

would rather do without theircar than go without an

internet connection

If

FACEBOOK were a country it would be the

third largest in the world

FACEBOOK350,000,000

AMERICA330,000,000

in 2006 Google preformed2.7 billion searches a month in 2009 Google preformed31 billion searches a month

From 2000-2009 internet users worldwide quadrupled to

1,700,000,000

This year approximately

4 exabytes of unique information

will be generated

4 x 1024

1 out of 8couples in the U.Smet online in 2009

The top 10 jobs on 2010did not exist in 2004

Today, the amount of

text messages sent and

received, exceeds the total population of the planet

>100

0%

ONLINE T.V RADIO

TIM

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MEDIA

Years to reach an audience of

50,000,000

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1 Young Josh, 'The Link: Uncovering Our Earliest Ancestor', Little, Brown and Company, 2009, p.13

2 Tofler Alvin, 'Future Shock', London, Stellar Press, 1973, p.15

3 Tofler Alvin, 'Future Shock', London, Stellar Press, 1973, p.18

4 Kubler George, 'The Shape Of Time: Remarks On The History Of Things', Yale university press, 1962, p.62

5 Overton Mark, 'Agricultural Revolution In England: The Transformation Of The Agrarian Economy, 1500-1850' Great Britain, Cambridge University Press, 1996, p.3

6 Overton Mark, 'Agricultural Revolution In England: The Transformation Of The Agrarian Economy, 1500-1850' Great Britain, Cambridge University Press, 1996, p.9

7 Lucas E. Robert, 'Lectures On Economic Growth', Cambridge, Harvard University Press, 2002, pp. 109–110

8 Market T. Mark, 'We Live In Exponential Times', Word Press, http://thecriticalthinker.wordpress.com/2009/02/13/we-live-in-exponential-times/, [13.02.2009]

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9 Jones G. Steven, 'Virtual Culture: Identity & Communication In Cybersociety', London, Sage publications, 1997, p.5

10 GMVolt, 'Did You Know?', http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UIDLIwlzkgY&feature=related, [28.03.2009]

11 KaperskyAmericas, 'We are Living In Exponential Times' , http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UIDLIwlzkgY&feature=related, [16.02.2010]

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Trans-Atlantic Communication: The Marconi towers in Canada communicate with Cornwall.

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Fig.4: Carey’s concept of communication breaking the connection from transportation.

Real Environment

Augmented Reality

AugmentedVirtuality

VirtualEnvironment

Mixed Reality

Fig.5: Milgram's Reality-Virtuality Continuum

Hello Howdy

Fig.6: Photosynth exploring a virtual world

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Augmented Reality: Lime street station as viewed through an application.

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1 Jones G. Steven, 'Virtual Culture: identity & communication in cybersociety', London, Sage publications, 1997,

p.1

2 Carey W. James, 'Communication As Culture', Boston, Unwin & Hyman, 1989, p.203

3 Carey W. James, 'Communication As Culture', Boston, Unwin & Hyman, 1989, p.204

4 Menser Micheal & Aronwitz Stanley, 'Cultural Studies, Science and Technology' in Techno Science and Cyber

Culture ed by Barbara Martinsons, London, Routledge, 1996 p.15-16

5 Stoll Clifford, 'Silicon Snake Oil', New York, Doubleday,1995, p.2

6 Carey W. James 'Communication As Culture', Boston, Unwin & Hyman, 1989, p.18

7 Jones G, Steven, 'CyberSociety: Computer Mediated Communication & Community', California, Sage, 1995, p.90

8 Jones G. Steven, 'Virtual Culture: Identity & Communication In Cybersociety', London, Sage publications, 1997,

p.9

9 Schuler Douglas, 'New Community Networks', New York, ACM press, 1996, p.9

10

Mitchell William, 'City of Bits: Space, Place and the Infobahn' Michigan, MIT press, 1995, p.140

11 Milgram Paul, 'Taxonomy of Mixed Reality Visual Display', in Transactions on Information Systems, ed by Fumio

Kishino, Ontario, University of Toronto Press, 1994, p. 1321

12 Brosner Kevin, 'How Augmented Reality Works', http://computer.howstuffworks.com/augmented-

reality4.htm, [19.02.2001]

13 Traynor Michael, 'Computer E-mail Privacy Issues Unresolved', The National Law Journal, 1994, p.237

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Mobile Citizenship: People text as they walk through a shopping centre.

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Hybrid Spaces: The streets of an informal district in Lima, Peru.

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Dead Drop: Anonymous people use the building to share information offline.

1 Benton Foundation, 'Defining The Technology Gap' in The Cybercities Reader ed by Stephan Graham, London,

Routledge, 2004 pp.306-308

2 Benton Fundation, 'Defining The Technology Gap' in International Journal of Urban and Regional Research:

Community Technology Centers and the Urban Technology Gap ed by Lisa J. Servon & Marla K. Nelson, New

Brunswick, Rutgers University Press, 2001, p.421

3 Benton Foundation, 'Defining The Technology Gap' in International Journal of Urban and Regional Research:

Community Technology Centers and the Urban Technology Gap ed by Lisa J. Servon & Marla K. Nelson, New

Brunswick, Rutgers University Press, 2001, p.422

4 Graham Stephan, 'The Cybercities Reader', London, Routledge, 2004,p.338

5 Fernandez-Maldonado M. Ana, 'Public Internet Cabins And The Digital Divide In Developing World

Megacities: a Case Study Of Lima' in The Cybercities Reader ed by Stephan Graham, London, Routledge, 2004

p.315

6 Fernandez-Maldonado M. Ana, 'Public Internet Cabins And The Digital Divide In Developing World

Megacities: a Case Study Of Lima' in The Cybercities Reader ed by Stephan Graham, London, Routledge, 2004

p.315

7 Fernandez-Maldonado M. Ana, 'Public Internet Cabins And The Digital Divide In Developing World

Megacities: a Case Study Of Lima' in The Cybercities Reader ed by Stephan Graham, London, Routledge, 2004

p.314

8 Fernandez-Maldonado M. Ana, 'Public Internet Cabins And The Digital Divide In Developing World

Megacities: a Case Study Of Lima' in The Cybercities Reader ed by Stephan Graham, London, Routledge, 2004

p.319

9 Graham Stephan, 'The Cybercities Reader', London, Routledge, 2004,p.338

10 Barthol Aram, 'The Dead Drops Manifesto', http://deaddrops.com/dead-drops/manifesto, [21.02.2010]

11 Weinstein Sheryl, 'How technology is changing the practice of architecture',

http://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2009-10/njio-hti102309.php, [23.10.2009]

12 Benzujk, 'Changing Trends in Architecture due to Globalization', http://www.architecture-

student.com/architecture/changing-trends-in-architecture-due-to-globalization, [16.05.2010]

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1 Frazer John, ' An Evolutionary Architecture', London, Architectural Association, 1995, p.103

2 Stern A.M Robert, 'How Is Technology Changing Architecture?', http://bigthink.com/ideas/2581,

[21.02.2008]

Books/Journals/Articles/Essays

Aronwitz Stanley, Menser Micheal & Martinsons Barbara, 'Techno Science and Cyber Culture', London,

Routledge, 1996

Benton Foundation, 'Defining The Technology Gap' in International Journal of Urban and Regional Research:

Community Technology Centers and the Urban Technology Gap ed by Lisa J. Servon & Marla K. Nelson, New

Brunswick, Rutgers University Press, 2001, p.419-426

Benton Foundation, 'Defining The Technology Gap' in The Cybercities Reader ed by Stephan Graham, London,

Routledge, 2004 pp.306-308

Carey W. James, 'Communication as culture', Boston, Unwin & Hyman, 1989

Fernandez-Maldonado M. Ana, 'Public Internet Cabins And The Digital Divide In Developing World Megacities:

A Case Study Of Lima' in The Cybercities Reader ed by Stephan Graham, London, Routledge, 2004 p.314-319

Frazer John, ' An Evolutionary Architecture', London, Architectural Association, 1995

Graham Stephen, 'The Cybercities Reader', London, Routledge, 2004

Gray Chris Hables, 'Cyborg Citizen: Politics in The Posthuman Age', London, Routledge, 2001

Horan A. Thomas, 'Digital Places: Building our city of bits', Urban Land Institute, 2000

Jones G, Steven, 'CyberSociety: Computer Mediated Communication & Community', California, Sage, 1995

Jones G. Steven, 'Virtual Culture: identity & communication in cybersociety', London, Sage publications, 1997

Kubler George, 'The Shape Of Time: Remarks On The History Of Things', Yale university press, 1962

Lucas E. Robert, 'Lectures On Economic Growth' Cambridge, Harvard University Press, 2002

Menser Micheal & Aronwitz Stanley, 'Cultural Studies, Science and Technology' in Techno Science and Cyber

Culture, ed by Barbara Martinsons, London, Routledge, 1996 p.7-28

Milgram Paul, 'Taxonomy of Mixed Reality Visual Display', in Transactions on Information Systems, ed by Fumio

Kishino, Ontario, University of Toronto Press, 1994, p. 1321-1329

Mitchell J. William, 'City of Bits: Space, Place and the Infobahn', Michigan, MIT press, 1995

Mitchell J. William, 'E-topia: "Urban life, Jim--but not as we know it"', Michigan, MIT press, 2000

Mitchell J. William, 'ME++: The Cyborg Self & The Networked City', Michigan, MIT Press, 2004

Overton Mark, 'Agricultural Revolution In England: The Transformation Of The Agrarian Economy, 1500-1850'

Great Britain, Cambridge University Press, 1996

Riewoldt Otto, 'Intelligent Spaces: Architecture For The Information Age', Laurence King, 1997

Schuler Douglas, 'New Community Networks', New York, ACM press, 1996

Siembab Walter, 'Retrofitting Sprawl: A Cyber Strategy for Liveable Communities',

http://www.siembab.com/docs/cyberstrategies.pdf, 2003

Spiller Neil, 'Cyber Reader: Critical writings for the digital era', Phaidon Press, 2002

Stoll Clifford, 'Silicon Snake Oil', New York, Doubleday,1995

Tofler Alvin, 'Future Shock', London, Stellar Press, 1973

Traynor Michael, 'Computer E-mail Privacy Issues Unresolved', The National Law Journal, 1994

Young Josh, 'The Link: Uncovering Our Earliest Ancestor', Little, Brown and Company, 2009

Online

http:// architecture-student.com

http://bigthink.com

http://cbwireless.ednet.ns.ca

http://deaddrops.com

http://eurekalert.org

http://google.com

http://photosynth.net

http://ted.com

http://thecriticalthinker.wordpress.com

http://youtube.com

http://zoom.it

Photography

1. Trans-Atlantic Communication: The Marconi towers in Canada communicate with Cornwall.

Glace Bay, Nova Scotia , circa 1909

2. Augmented Reality: Lime street station as viewed through an application.

Photography by Joseph Christopherson, Liverpool, (20.04.2011)

3. Mobile Citizenship: People text as they walk through a shopping centre.

Photography by Joseph Christopherson, Liverpool, (20.04.2011)

4. Hybrid Spaces: The streets of an informal district in Lima, Peru

Photography by Ana Maria Fernandez-Maldonado, Lima, circa 1996

5. Dead Drop: Anonymous people use the building to share information offline

Photography by Aram Barthol, New York, circa 2010.