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Latest revision as of 10:40, 17 January 2017
We are living in an age where there is an increasing amount of developments in technologies founded
on digital and electrical structures. A digital revolution is taking place and it has been going on for the last few
decades. These developments have an extensive impact on design processes, creating a new relationship
between human and machine. How can we retain the essence of craft as we work with new materials and
technologies?