A z of networked urbanism

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A visual presentation outlining the main features of the networked styles of urbanism and urbanization that dominate today's world

An A-Z of Networked Urbanism Stephen Graham Global Urban Research Unit (GURU) School of Architecture, Planning and Landscape Newcastle University, U.K. Steve.Graham@ncl.ac.uk

“The town exists only as a function of circulation and of circuits ; it is a singular point on the circuits which create it and which it creates. It is defined by entries and exits: something must enter it and exit from it" Gilles Deleuze and FélixGuattari(1997)

Archaeology

City as Process: ‘Cyborg Urbanization’

Disruption and Vulnerability

“Cascading Effects”: 2003 SARS Crisis

Glocale.g optic fibre systems

Infrastructure=Architecture=Landscape

Invisibility‘The most profound technologies arethose that disappear’ Mark Weiser, 1991

Kinetic Elites /Kinetic Underclasses

Multiple Networks, Multiple Scales

Passage-Points

Polynucleation

Remediation

Software

Splintering

…and Surveillance

Topology and Bypass

Conclusion: Reimagining Networked Urbanism ,[object Object]

Social Innovation

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Unerringly, across its whole history, urban science fiction has offered up imagined cities that operate about remarkably similar and highly verticalised visions. These are heavily dominated by politics of class, resistance and revolution that are starkly organized around vertically stratified and vertically exaggerated urban spaces. From the early and definitive efforts of H.G. Wells and Fritz Lang, through J.G. Ballard’s 1975 novel 'High Rise', to many cyberpunk classics, this essay – the latest in a series on the vertical dimensions of cities –reflects on how vertical imaginaries in urban science fiction intersect with the politics and contestations of the fast-verticalising cities around the world. The essay has four parts. It begins by disentangling in detail the ways in which the sci-fi visions of Wells, Lang, Ballard and various cyberpunk authors were centrally constituted through vertical structures, landscapes, metaphors and allegories. The essay’s second part then then teases out the complex linkages between verticalised sci-fi imaginaries and material cityscapes that are actually constructed, lived and experienced. Stressing the impossibility of some clean and binary opposition between ‘factual’ and ‘fictional’ cities, the essay explores how verticalised projects, material cities, sci-fi texts, imaginary futures, architectural schemes and urban theories mingle and resonate together in complex, unpredictable and important ways which do much to shape contemporary urban landscapes. The third section of the essay explores such connections through the cases of retro-futuristic urban megaprojects in the Gulf and forests of towers recently constructed in Shanghai’s Pudong district. The essay’s final discussion draws on these cases to explore the possibilities that sci-fi imaginaries offer for contesting the rapid verticalisation of cities around the world.

Vertical noir: Histories of the future in urban science fiction

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Life support: The political ecology of urban air

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Life support: The political ecology of urban air

Vertical cities: Representations of urban verticality in 20th-century science fiction literature Lucy Hewitt and Stephen Graham This paper seeks to intersect two recent trends in urban research. First, it takes seriously the recognition that established traditions of research concerned with urban space have tended to privilege the horizontal extension of cities to the neglect of their vertical or volumetric extension. Second, the paper contributes to the resurgence of interest among social scientists in the validity of fiction – and especially speculative or science fiction – as a source of critical commentary and as a mode of knowledge that can exist in close reciprocity with non-fictional work. From these two starting points the paper develops a reading of the dialogue between the representations of vertical urban life that have featured in landmark works of 20th-century science fiction literature and key themes in contemporary urban analysis.

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Water Wars in Mumbai

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A z of networked urbanism

1. An A-Z of Networked Urbanism Stephen Graham Global Urban Research Unit (GURU) School of Architecture, Planning and Landscape Newcastle University, U.K. Steve.Graham@ncl.ac.uk

2. “The town exists only as a function of circulation and of circuits ; it is a singular point on the circuits which create it and which it creates. It is defined by entries and exits: something must enter it and exit from it" Gilles Deleuze and FélixGuattari(1997)

4. City as Process: ‘Cyborg Urbanization’

5. Disruption and Vulnerability

6. “Cascading Effects”: 2003 SARS Crisis

7. Glocale.g optic fibre systems

8. Infrastructure=Architecture=Landscape

9. Invisibility‘The most profound technologies arethose that disappear’ Mark Weiser, 1991

10. Kinetic Elites /Kinetic Underclasses

11. Multiple Networks, Multiple Scales

12. Passage-Points

13. Polynucleation

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15. Remediation

17. Splintering

18. …and Surveillance

19. Topology and Bypass

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22. Social Innovation

23. Experimentation

24. Making place

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