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Neil Spiller

Spiller in 2020 Neil Alexander Spiller (born 22 October 1961) is an English visionary architect, artist, professor emeritus and editor of ''Architectural Design'' (''AD''). He is widely regarded as a 'paradigm-shifting' theorist in the architectural discourse. Spiller is known for being the founding director of the Advanced Virtual and Technological Architectural Research (AVATAR) Group, a think tank established at The Bartlett, University College London (UCL), which pioneered the implementation of digital theory in architecture. Outside of academia, he is best known for his long project and paracosm, ''Communicating Vessels'' (1998–).

Stylistically, Spiller produces what he terms 'interstitial drawings', created with reference to the conventions of architectural drawing but often representing structures unable to be built outside of virtual space. He is a champion of the notion that architecture must not be bound to the tangible. As he writes: '[m]y preoccupation is to compositionally straddle the virtual and the actual, art and matter'. Provided by Wikipedia
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    Lost architectures by Spiller, Neil

    Published 2001
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    Digital architecture now : a global survey of emerging talent by Spiller, Neil

    Published 2008
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    Cyber reader : critical writings for the digital era : edited by Neil Spiller

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    Educating architects : how tomorrow's practitioners will learn today

    Published 2014
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