Eliza Pertigkiozoglou

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In Suspicion of Software Errors

June 2023

Publications

My think piece In Suspicion of Software Errors has been published on CCA’s website. In this essay, I write about how software errors manifest the saturation of the new political economy of market-driven intellectual property within the archive, yet introduce possibilities for… Read more
Data Narratives

May 2023

Events

In this roundtable, organized together with Theodora Vardouli in the context of EAHN 2024 conference, we ask how does architectural history as a narrative- making and -understanding discipline contend with architectural data as an historical category, as an archival condition, and as… Read more
Messy Lines of Pure Structures

March 2023

Publications

My commentary essay on the Digital.Visual.Material: STRUCTURES symposium was published on lattice.space. In this piece, I suggest that histories of computational abstractions and first-hand accounts of embodied experiences presented in the symposium challenged the dominant, squarely-fitted and universal narratives of design computing.… Read more
Programmed Collaboration

February 2023

Talks

I presented my paper “Programmed Collaboration: Software for Building Design in the UK, 1970-80” at the symposium Automation by Design organized by the Charles Babbage Institute of Computing Information and Culture. Symposium website Read more
Building Models of Practice

November 2022

Talks

I presented part of my research on historical software for building design in the “Are you a Model?” international conference organized at TU Darmstadt in November 2022. In my paper titled “Building Models of Practice: The OXSYS Software for Hospital Design”, I… Read more
Screen Techniques

July 2021

Publications

The article examines two historical uses of oscilloscopes as interactive displays. The first is the work of American artist Ben F. Laposky, who employed early oscilloscopes to perform “light drawings” in the 1950s. The second is a 1964 proposal by computer scientists… Read more
Pattern Mapping

October 2019

Publications

Current computer-aided-design tools tend to focus on technical descriptions of objects and processes, while disregarding the agency of the designer in the creative process. This research project shifts the focus to explore how computational tools could embrace the designer’s perception and trigger… Read more
Computation as Design

April 2019

Publications

The second in the Studies in the Design Laboratory epub series produced by the Harvard University Graduate School of Design and the CCA, this publication traces the development of complex computational geometry in the work of Ron Resch. Resch’s strikingly novel generative… Read more
Design Discovery Young Adult

August 2018

Courses

The Design Discovery Young Adult program is an intensive summer studio course that aims to initiate high-school students into the world of architecture while showing them that they have agency over their environments and communities through design. As one of the two… Read more
Coding Design

March 2017

Publications

The decades of the 1960s and 1970s were marked by the advent of the modern computer, accompanied by technological positivism and a paradigm shift in the scientific world. These transformations, of course, did not leave the design world intact. Coding Design attempts… Read more

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