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How Can Architecture Be Biological?
Liss C. Werner is an architect, founder of ‘Tactile Architecture–office für Systemarchitektur’, Assistant Professor, TU Berlin, computational architecture and cybernetics, acted as guest Professor at Carnegie Mellon University and Taylor’s University Malaysia, and lectured internationally at e.g, MIT, USC, Bauhaus University Weimar, Cooper Union, TU Darmstadt. She co-chaired conferences on architecture and ecology, participated at the Venice Biennale, is honorary editor of ‘Kybernetes’, edited ‘[En]Coding Architecture’ and ‘Cybernetics: state of the art’, her papers include ‘Origins of Design Cybernetics’ and ‘Feedback Cybernetics Netgraft’. She received the German Enterprise Award ‘Best for Modern Urban Architecture & Design 2017’. Werner is the conference chair of eCAADe2020 in Berlin.
posted: 2019-07-15
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