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"Libros Híbridos" // Realidad Aumentada en el libro "Weaponized Architecture" de Léopold Lambert [dpr-barcelona 2012]

Augmented Reality in Weaponized Architecture | dpr-barcelona | Archinect Using Augmented Reality [AR] to make hybrid architecture books With the aim to expand the contents of our books, we're working on the concept of

Interesting article about publishing, blogging and the interactions between media and paper. Featuring our associates DPR-barcelona among others.

Publishing to the power of two - Architecture - Domus The digital revolution has spawned a new generation of small, agile and hyperactive publishers who, over the last decade, have profoundly transformed how architecture and design are broadcast, both in print and online.

"In Moscow and Barcelona new ventures in architecture and design publishing use digital technology to spread the creative energy."

Archetcetera: Building on Ideas Showing affordability and excellence in design and energy- efficient production, this book is inspiring, a realisation of possibilities in resourceful living and a catalogue of ideas that provides easy yet sophisticated solutions to space shortages making ‘small’ mean more. BLUEPRINT

New formats for publishing architecture

A tale of two territories - Reading Room - Domus Two e-books analyse the history of two urban territories: Los Angeles' Silicon Valley, a ''pastoral capitalist'' home to dot-com companies, and São Paulo's periphery, home to the favelas of the informal city.

About architecture books — eBooks and iPad publishing

Books: Bricks and clicks | Architecture Today This looks to be a climactic year for digital publishing. Three years ago digital sage Clay Shirky was still speculating that print-on-demand books were the way of the future, but the appearance of smartphones, iPads and Kindles has been decisive in persuading readers to accept books on screen. Toda...

"The print book will not disappear anytime soon." now has a monthly column devoted to e-books

The E-Reader: reviews of e-books [...] this must be said: [...] in 2011, adult fiction titles in e-book format outsold their print equivalent - a first in publishing history. Without diminishing The Chronicle's longtime coverage of print books, we feel it's important to recognize new formats in book publishing. E-reader technolo...