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The embryological house: fables and evidence of a life for the XXI century

Marcelo Fraile Narvaez  

Rey Juan Carlos University

Series Difusión y transferencia

Keywords: embryological house , digital models , parametric models , digital production , Digital architecture

DOI: https://doi.org/10.33732/DyT-18

Published July 10, 2026

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The interaction of computation and biological theories in the design of Greg Lynn's Embryological House’ is a study that explores how the theories of William and Gregory Bateson and Alan Turing influenced Lynn's innovative architectural design. It details the use of computation as an essential tool in the design and construction of the Embryological House, highlighting the integration of biological concepts and advanced computational techniques. The book offers an in-depth and thoughtful analysis of the fusion of biology and technology in architecture, providing insights into the creative process and its implications for future design.

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Fraile Narvaez, M. (Ed.). (2026). The embryological house: fables and evidence of a life for the XXI century. Open Academy Publishing House. https://doi.org/10.33732/DyT-18
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This project has been developed thanks to the funding received from the María de Guzmán grants, managed by the Spanish Foundation for Science and Technology (FECYT).