Dansk Ukrudt og Kunstig Intelligens

Each morning, architect Frederick Rickmann walks to work through the streets of a Danish market town – from the greenery of a city park to the bustling heart of the old town. Along the way, his thoughts take on a life of their own.

This book is a captivating and thought-provoking collection of reflections on two worlds that appear to have little in common: the untamed weeds growing along his path, and the author’s digital experiments with artificial intelligence and generative architecture.

When a modern Flora Danica encounters the algorithmic landscapes of the future, an unexpected realisation takes root: to truly value one, you must first understand the other.