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while presenting provocative futures for our built environment. The eighteen chapters, authored by established and emerging experts, offer a broad cross-section through academic research and built work. These experts situate the ensuing projects in a broader historical arc, while focusing attention upon the user. While it has been over three years since the initial symposium and some of the included projects are over five years old, a potential eternity in a rapidly evolving technical field, the work continues to resonate. Kolarevic and Parlac have cast a wide net and brought together a diverse set of perspectives, techniques, and agendas that build upon relevant conferences and texts by others. Their contribution to this emerging field stands out for its historical grounding, broad perspective, and technical clarity. Building Dynamics is an accessible text that will inspire students and serve as an important point of reference for professionals. I welcome its addition to my library.