(how) can a more-than visual architecture generate more touching experiences?
Epistemic dysmorphia is a term introduced by Anthony R Brand (2026) for a sustained, self-reinforcing distortion of students' perception of their own cognitive development, produced by fluent output, sycophantic feedback and assessment that rewards products without verifying process.
| Date | Title | Kind |
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| 15.10.26 | “All my tokens ran out!” and other unexpected consequences of popularity | Spoke |
| 14.08.26 | Registration in the Age of AI: actual or artificial intelligence? | Spoke |
| 25.06.26 | Touching Traces of the Past: Affording Affective Atmospheres — This chapter contends that traces are not merely inert relics of history; rather, they are active, dynamic agents that scaffold narratives, contribute to the generation of immersive atmospheres, and afford affective engagement with heritage. | Published |
| 03.12.25 | more-than-metrics. Challenging the Optimization Paradigm in AI-Driven Architecture | Spoke |
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