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Communicating with the existing: an operational theory of ‘as found’
This study introduces a generative framework for 'as found': one capable of broadening its theoretical reach while informing and being informed by architectural making. Alison and Peter Smithson introduced ‘as found’ in the 1950s but only provided an extended written account in 1990. Since then, the
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