The Age of Extraction - Tim Wu religion Cutting-edge works of 1920s and

Cutting-edge works of 1920s and 1930s Japanese design that still excite and inspire

These kinds of customs have become the norm

this book speculates on the ways in which architecture can engage with data and digital technology beyond its mere instrumental use in making (smart) cities

The outcome is a compendium of 600 slides

central to the dynamics of the contemporary world

The Age of Extraction - Tim Wu religion Cutting-edge works of 1920s andTodays tech platforms are some of history's most advanced tools for extracting as much as possible data, attention, profit margins from everyone else. As they become essential, we are at risk of building an economy that is perpetually unfair for much of humanity. Places and spaces where people can exchange information and goods have been at the heart of every economy and every civilization in history, but todays global platforms as provided by Amazon,