Decentralization, Saturation and Atomization: the State of the Architectural Digital Ecosystem
The rise of architectural blogs in the Web 2.0 era fundamentally transformed the production and consumption of architectural content, decentralizing the field from its traditional authorial, geographic, and institutional voices. What began as a force for diversity now confronts the challenges of ato...
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| description | The rise of architectural blogs in the Web 2.0 era fundamentally transformed the production and consumption of architectural content, decentralizing the field from its traditional authorial, geographic, and institutional voices. What began as a force for diversity now confronts the challenges of atomization and algorithmic dominance, reducing critical engagement. As digital media remain in flux, the question persists: can architecture reclaim meaningful dialogue in an era increasingly defined by fragmented and superficial content? |
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| spelling | doaj-art-d5f4bbd136464fa3b93c75616f505abc2025-08-20T02:16:22ZengEdiciones ARQARQ0716-08520717-69962024-12-01118110115http://dx.doi.org/10.4067/S0717-69962024000300110Decentralization, Saturation and Atomization: the State of the Architectural Digital EcosystemNicolás Valencia0https://orcid.org/0000-0002-0826-3695Investigador independiente, Santiago, ChileThe rise of architectural blogs in the Web 2.0 era fundamentally transformed the production and consumption of architectural content, decentralizing the field from its traditional authorial, geographic, and institutional voices. What began as a force for diversity now confronts the challenges of atomization and algorithmic dominance, reducing critical engagement. As digital media remain in flux, the question persists: can architecture reclaim meaningful dialogue in an era increasingly defined by fragmented and superficial content?social mediadigital magazinesarchitectural criticismweb 2.0collectivity + new media |
| spellingShingle | Nicolás Valencia Decentralization, Saturation and Atomization: the State of the Architectural Digital Ecosystem ARQ social media digital magazines architectural criticism web 2.0 collectivity + new media |
| title | Decentralization, Saturation and Atomization: the State of the Architectural Digital Ecosystem |
| title_full | Decentralization, Saturation and Atomization: the State of the Architectural Digital Ecosystem |
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| title_full_unstemmed | Decentralization, Saturation and Atomization: the State of the Architectural Digital Ecosystem |
| title_short | Decentralization, Saturation and Atomization: the State of the Architectural Digital Ecosystem |
| title_sort | decentralization saturation and atomization the state of the architectural digital ecosystem |
| topic | social media digital magazines architectural criticism web 2.0 collectivity + new media |
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