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Bratton","content":"Adorno, Theodor W., 254, 321 – 322, 427n47   \nadvertising infrastructure, Google, 137   \naerial space, 25, 27, 30   \naerotropoli, 281   \naesthetics of logistics, 178, 230 – 235, 243   \nAgamben, Giorgio, 20, 164 – 165, 173 – 174, 176, 271 – 273, 275 – 276, 279, 341, 368 – 369   \nagency. See also political agency amplifying, 274 collective versus individual, 175 decentering, 344 of the excluded, 173 – 175 human, 255 of inanimate objects, 131 of machines, 348 political, 250, 258 of the User, 164 – 165, 238, 252, 258, 260, 338, 347 – 348 utopian, 249   \nAgenda 21, 89, 306   \nagonistic geopolitics, 115   \nagricultural industry, 307 – 308   \nagricultural settlement, 22, 86   \nAin, Gregory, 320   \nairports borders within, 155 – 156, 324 economy of, 281 envelopes of, 156 – 157 interfacial network of, 155 – 156   \nairport urbanism, 155 – 157, 162, 405n14   \nAlberti, Leon Battista, 154   \nalegal, 174, 176, 367   \nAleppo, Syria, 321   \nAlexander, Christopher, 201   \nAlgerian independence, 244 – 245   \nalgorithmic automation, 134, 332, 341 – 342   \nalgorithmic capitalism, 72, 80 – 81   \nalgorithmic decision-making, 134, 332, 341 – 342   \nalgorithmic geopolitics, 449n56   \nalgorithmic governance, 134, 332 – 334, 337 – 338, 341 – 342, 348, 368   \nalgorithmic hardware, 348 – 349   \nalgorithmic intelligence, 81   \nalgorithmic trading, 33, 335   \nAllende, Salvador, 58, 328   \nAllianz Arena, 187   \nAl Nasr, 321   \nAlphaville (Godard), 158   \nAlthusser, Louis, 7 – 8   \nAmazon Cloud platform, 185 – 186, 330 Cloud Polis, 131 – 133, 331 corporate campus, 185 fulfillment centers, 111, 186, 443n19 future possibilities for, 141 – 142, 186 as geopolitical model, 125 mission, 186 platform wars, 110 profitability, 331, 449n52 workforce, 186, 307, 443n19   \nAmazon space, 443n19   \nAmazon Standard Identifier, 131   \nAmazon Web Services, 110, 123, 133   \nambient emergency, 70 – 72   \nambient interface, 296, 337 – 343, 368   \nanamnesis, 239 – 240, 297   \nAnders, William, 86   \nAnderson, Chris, 293   \nanimal-human distinction, 275   \nanimal-human interface, 276   \nanimal User, 274 – 277   \nanonymity, 347, 360, 362, 405n16, 445n37   \nAnonymous, 110   \nAnthropocene architecture ’ s response to, 182 challenge of, 78, 304, 353 – 354 life forms surviving, 107 planetary-scale computation surviving, 217, 302 post-Anthropocene, 364 – 365   \nanthropocentrism, 278   \nanthropometric design, 197   \nanthropometric space, 30   \nanthropomorphism, 277, 279   \nanti-cosmopolitanism, 248, 306   \nAnti-Fascist Protection Wall, 23   \nAntonov 225 airplane, 182   \nants communications, 340 war machine, 352 zombie, 154   \nAozaki, Nobutaka, 214 – 215   \nApollo 8, 86 – 87, 144, 150, 251 – 252, 300. See also “ Earthrise ” photograph   \nApollo-era architecture, 179, 188, 201   \nApollo-era utopia, 179, 304   \nApollo program, 331 – 332, 354   \napophenia, 359 – 360, 459n19   \napparatuses Agamben on, 164 – 165, 173 – 174, 271 – 272, 276 architectural, 164 – 166 City layer, 163 – 168 in human lives, 272 of surveillance, 215   \nApple architectural-urban footprint, 186 – 189 Campus 2, 186 – 187, 189, 320 Cloud Polis, 128, 187 – 188 future possibilities for, 141 – 142 as geopolitical model, 125 iPhone, 168 platform wars, 110 sales, 402n56 Siri for iOS, 277, 286 Super Bowl ad, 128, 402n57   \nApplebaum, Jacob, 293   \nApple Pay, 127   \nApple Stores, 129, 187 – 188   \nApple User, 129   \nApple Watch, 129   \napplication programming interfaces (APIs), 50, 116 – 117, 139, 171, 202, 299   \nApp platform, 168, 237, 238 – 239   \nApps anthropocentric, 168, 239 Apple ’ s ecology of, 129 – 130 artificial personalities, 277 – 278 artificial reality, 240 – 242 augmented reality, 171 Cloud-based contacts, 196 data-gathering, 236 defined, 236, 368 devout, 240 future of, 117 hands transformed by, 150, 238, 297 interfaciality, 225, 297 monetizing, 116 moral frame of, 243 nonhuman, 239 subcontracting opinions to, 240 tangibility, 168 – 169 Transborder Immigrant Tool (TBIT), 174 – 176 urban interface, 168 – 169, 237 User-habitat/habitat- User mediation, 236 – 239 virtual death of, 277   \nApp Store, 129 – 130   \nArab Spring, 9, 361   \nAramis project, 281 – 282   \narchaeology, utopian, 328 – 329   \narchaic, the, 9   \nArchigram, 179 – 180, 201   \narchitectural envelope, 23, 165 – 170, 195, 296, 303, 311 – 313, 323   \narchitectural imaginary, 181 – 183, 324   \narchitectural program, 43, 165 – 166, 169 – 170   \narchitectural space, 43, 164 – 165, 343   \narchitectural-urban footprint, 183 – 189, 320. See also megastructures   \narchitecture. See also design; megastructures Anthropocenic, 182 apparatuses, 164 – 166 of biology, 196, 288 city without, 151 communication through, 148, 161 defined, 201, 391n30 dynamic expressionistic forms of, 322 – 323 geopolitical, 3, 27, 38, 65, 98, 300 – 302, 309 – 310 illumination in, 408n34 innovation in, 184, 322\n\n462\n\nIndex","previous_page":null,"next_page":463}