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RADICAL DESIGN: HUMAN ENHANCEMENT AND THE ICONISTIC POLIS
Theofanis Tasis

Abstract:
Transhumanism developed as a philosophy that became a cultural movement and is now regarded as a growing field of study. It is a complex mix of philosophical anthropology and philosophy of technology that brings together diverse problems from various fields such as philosophy, social sciences, cultural studies, neuroscience, information science, biomedical science, molecular biology and artificial intelligence. Transhumanism aims at modifying and upgrading human beings through technology claiming that biological evolution is incomplete and without direction. Although it adopts elements of humanism such as rationality, self-knowledge, self-care, autonomy and self-creation it does so with reference to the ideal of the creation of a new human species. The aim of the paper is to understand transhumanism in the context of the iconistic polis.

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Theofanis Tasis. “Radical Design: Human Enhancement and The Iconistic Polis.” Philosophy of Architecture: Proceedings, edited by Ružica Bogdanović, STRAND - Sustainble Urban Society Association, 2022, pp. 29–35.

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DIAGRAMS: PHILOSOPHY BEYOND THEORY
THEORY THROUGH PHILOSOPHY: ARCHITECTURE, ART, POLITICS AND TECHNOLOGY
Miško Šuvaković

Abstract:
The characteristic of most new philosophical approaches or tactical aesthetic positioning within the architecture and visual arts is guided by a critique of the conditions and circumstances of individual and collective subjectivization achieved within productive and receptive practices of architecture. Various authors choose the term “philosophy” to indicate a deliberate turn from conceptual and semiological to phenomenological, on the other hand, to indicate the complex relationships between objects, situations and events in relation to the dispositives of art and life. In this lecture, I will present an analysis and discussion of the status of contemporary philosophy of architecture in relation to the important relations of architectural practice, artistic practice, political antagonisms and trans-technological impacts. Contemporary trans-technological (digital, post-digital, network and techno-ecological) aspects make the discussion of philosophical and aesthetic knowledge about architecture take place in the field of breaking the stable boundaries between art, architecture and politics.

Keywords: architecture, concept, diagram, discourse, network, philosophy

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Miško Šuvaković. “Diagrams: Philosophy Beyond Theory; Theory Through Philosophy: Architecture, Art, Politics And Technology.” Philosophy of Architecture: Proceedings, edited by Ružica Bogdanović, STRAND - Sustainble Urban Society Association, 2022, pp. 22–28.

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Challenges in Architecture, Urban Design and Art

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Ružica Bogdanović

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Aleksandra Stupar, Nataša Danilović Hristić, Nora Lefa, Ranka Gajić, Ružica Bogdanović

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STRAND – Sustainable Urban Society Association

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Ružica Bogdanović

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CONTENTS

Chapter I PHENOMENOLOGY OF ARCHITECTURE
DIAGRAMS: PHILOSOPHY BEYOND THEORY
THEORY THROUGH PHILOSOPHY: ARCHITECTURE, ART, POLITICS AND TECHNOLOGY
Miško Šuvaković
p. 22-28
RADICAL DESIGN: HUMAN ENHANCEMENT AND THE ICONISTIC POLIS
Theofanis Tasis
p. 29-35
WHAT IS A CONJECT(URE)?
THE CITY AS A CONJECT(URE)
Petar Bojanić
p. 36-39
PLATO’S ACCOUNT OF ARCHITECT’S EXPERTISE
Aleksandar Kostić
p. 40-38
THE PARADOX OF HOME IN HEIDEGGER’S PHILOSOPHY
Mateja Kurir
p. 49-56
VITRUVIUS’ CONCEPT OF EURYTHMY
Pavlos Lefas
p. 57-62
BETWEEN REALITY AND NON-REALITY
Nora Lefa
p. 63-70
INFORMATION IN ARCHITECTURE IN THE DIGITAL AGE
Igor Svetel
p. 71-78
ELEMENTAL SPACE: EXISTING | DWELLING
Virna Koutla
p. 79-82
INTERPOLATION OF THE EPHEMERAL SEGMENTS SCENERY IN THE DESIGN OF CONTEMPORARY ARCHITECTURE
Katarina Lončarević
p. 83-90
THE INDEX AS THE PRESENCE OF THE ABSENT IN THE ARCHITECTURAL OBJECT.
TOWARDS A THEORY OF ARCHITECTURAL SEMIOLOGY
Katarina Ognjenović
p. 91-101
AN EPOCH FROM A NEW PERSPECTIVE
Katarina Taranović
p. 102-109
ART AND ARCHITECTURE AS ENGINE FOR URBAN REGENERATION NEW MUSEUM QUARTER IN SARAJEVO
Senka Ibrišimbegović, Nedim Mutevelić
p. 110-120

Chapter II ARCHITECTURE AND/OR VS. ART
BIOMATERIAL FOR GROWING ARCHITECTURE
Jaroslava Frajova, Jan Koníček, Petr Siedlacziek
p. 122-129
ARCHITECTURAL APPLICATION OF NANOFIBRE TEXTILE STRUCTURES WITH AN ADDED WATER RETENTION VALUE
Jan Koníček, Miloš Florián, Jaroslava Frajová
p. 130-139
BODIES WITHOUT ORGANS
TACTILITY, INTERNET OF BODIES, APIs AS WORLDMAKING AGENTS
Cenk Güzelis
p. 140-154
BEHAVIOUR ISSUES AND SAFETY ASPECTS IN THE REAL AND VIRTUAL SPACES
Nataša Danilović Hristić, Marina Nenković-Riznić, Nebojša Stefanović
p. 155-161
BIM WITHOUT BIM: INTRODUCING THE BIM LOGIC IN ARCHITECTURE TECHNOLOGY CLASSES. THE CASE OF TUC
Giannis Tsaras, Barbara Charalambidi
p. 162-169
TOWARDS THE LIMINAL LINE DYNAMICS
Anđelka Bnin-Bninski
p. 170-176
THE ARTIFICE OF WATER: ART PROJECT H3O2 VOL. 2 – SPATIAL INSTALLATIONS
Miloš Stojković Minić, Nevena Petrović, Dušan Stipić Dudwarszky
p. 177-200
METHODOLOGY OF REPRESENTATION AND TRANSCRIPTION OF ARCHITECTURAL SPACE: DISCOVERING THE HYBRID MODEL OF ARCHITECTURAL DRAWING
Hristina Meseldžija
p. 201-209
SPATIAL IMMERSION: ARCHITECTURE OR ART
Sanja Nikolić
p. 210-217

Chapter III TECHNOLOGY AND ARCHITECTURE
SMART CITIES AND ARCHITECTURAL STRUCTURES:
COMMUNICATIONAL AND INFORMATIONAL SPACE
Christiane Wagner
p. 219-226
META-TYPOLOGIES
Polyxeni Mantzou
p. 227-235
GAME-AS-A-SERVICE FOR URBAN DESIGN AND URBAN RESEARCH COMMUNICATION
Milena Ivković
p. 236-241
PHILOSOPHICAL CONTEXT AND QUESTIONS ABOUT THE FUTURE
OF TECHNOLOGICAL REVOLUTION IN ARCHITECTURE AND URBANISM:
ECOLOGICAL, ECONOMIC, SOCIOLOGICAL PROGRESS OR A STEP BACK
Mila Pucar, Marina Nenković Riznić
p. 242-251
TACTICAL URBANISM AND URBAN ACUPUNCTURE AS PLACE MAKING SOLUTIONS
FOR THE TIME OF AUSTERITY
Tamara Klicek
p. 252-259
BUILDING SMART CITIZENS
Anastasia M. Kyriakopoulou, Konstantinos A. Oungrinis,Sotirios Ntzoufras, Antonios Papamanolis
p. 260-272
HOUSING COMPLEX – AN ALTERNATIVE PENAL APPROACH
Margiori Lais-Ioanna, Papadosifou Eleftheria, Terzaki Maria, Karagianni Anna
p. 273-286
NEW TECHNOLOGIES IN THE FUNCTION OF PARTICIPATORY AND EDUCATIONAL PROCESSES IN URBAN PLANNING – CHALLENGES OF COVID-19 AND THE FUTURE OF DIALOGUE
Marina Nenković Riznić, Nataša Danilović Hristić, Sanja Simonović Alfirević
p. 287-292
BIOPHILIC PATTERN AND APPEARANCE OF LEPENSKI VIR HABITATS
Nenad B. Miloradović
p. 293-303
FRAGILITY AS RESILIENCE: DESIGNING THE BALANCE OF THE NATURAL AND BUILT ON THE EXAMPLE OF AN OPEN COMPETITION FOR THE WIDER AREA OF THE HIPPODROME IN BELGRADE
Milena Kordić, Ranka Gajić, Svetlana Batarilo
p. 304-313
INTERIORITY AS A CONCEPTUAL APPARATUS – THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN INTERIOR, ARCHITECTURE AND URBAN
Natalija Bogdanović
p. 314-322
SCENIC FUNCTION OF PARTIZAN SQUARE – TOWN SQUARE IN UZICE
Bojana Pašajlić
p. 323-335
URBAN REGENERATION OF IVO LOLE RIBARA STREET IN KRAGUJEVAC AS A STRUCTURE THAT SHAPES URBANITY OF MODERN CITY – TEACHING-EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH
Natalija Bogdanović, Bojana Pašajlić
p. 336-351
RIVER BLOCK AND WALK ZENICA
Denis Ambruš, Vlatko Dusparić
p. 352-357
IN SEARCH OF THE IDENTITY OF STRUGA – PRESERVING OR RESETTING THE URBAN MEMORY
Damjan Balkoski
p. 358-367
INFLUENCE OF CULTURAL TRENDS AND POPULATION MIGRATION ON CHANGE
OF THE TRADITIONAL ARCHITECTURAL EXPRESSION OF RESIDENTIAL ARCHITECTURE
Iva Lokas, Ivana Rakonjac
p. 368-377
LESSONS FROM PASSIVE SYSTEMS OF VERNACULAR ARCHITECTURE FOR CONTEMPORARY CONSTRUCTION
Tijana Žišić, Marija Milenković
p. 378-383

Chapter IV POSTER SESSION
FLEXIBILITY OF WORK AND WORKPLACE POST-2020
Aleksa Bijelović, Milica Maksimović
p. 385-387
THE BUILDING BETTER INITIATIVE: ENABLING AGENCY IN SELF-CONSTRUCTION IN RURAL INDIA
Divya Chand, Shweta Sundar, Sai Kelkar
p. 388-393
NEW URBAN LIVING ROOMS – FOLLOWED BY LIGHT
Aleksandra Milošević Pantović
p. 394-402

Chapter V PANEL SESSION
PHILOSOPHY OF ARCHITECTURAL FIGURES Snežana Vesnić with
Igor Cvejić, Sanja Iguman, Željko Radinković, Marko Ristić, Sara Nikolić,
Miloš Ćipranić, Edward Djordjevic, Milica Božić, Tamara Plećaš
p. 404-410