In the 20th Century, very few architectural groups experimented as imaginatively and thoroughly as Archigram in the 60s and 70s. Their work challenged conventions of what a building should be, how a city is constructed, and how our society is established through architecture. While a great number of their ideas were farfetched and unattainable with current technologies, their ideas still permeated down into the next generation of architects.
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Plug-In City
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My project can gain insight from this through pushing the boundaries of my imagination as to what the future may hold for architecture. The future of course is a tangible and unknown thing so when forecasting, a variety of scenarios, both positive and negative, must be explored as Archigram has done.
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