Stuart-Smith, Robert. “Approaching Natural Complexity - The Algorithmic Embodiment of Production.” In Meeting Nature Halfway, edited by Marjan Colletti and Peter Massin, Innsbruck University Press. 2018. 260–69.
Pawar, V. M., Stuart-Smith, R., & Scully, P. “Toward autonomous architecture: The convergence of digital design, robotics, and the built environment.” Science Robotics, 2(5), 2017.
Stuart-Smith, Robert. “Behavioural Production: A Swarm Constructed Architecture”, AD Architectural Design: Parametricsm 2. UK: Whiley
Stuart-Smith, Robert. “Behavioural Production: A Swarm-Printed Architecture” Fictional Frontieres Session, ACSA 2015 Proceedings. Toronto, Canada: ACSA, 2015. 20-29.
Stuart-Smith, Robert. “Architectural Agency for an unparalled present” Bast,Hadid, Schumacher Eds.Fluid Totality: Studio Zaha Hadid 2000-2015, University of Applied Arts Vienna, Angewandte, Vienna. Switzerland: Birkauser 2015.
Stuart-Smith, Robert. “Building Life-cycle: A Generative Design Approach to Production”, World Architecture Review, No. 164, 32-53.
Stuart-Smith, Robert. “Qualitative affects of building life-cycle: The formation of architectural matter” Padalos & Rassia Eds. Cities for Smart Environmental and Energy Futures: Impacts on Architecture and Technology. UK: Springer, 2013. ISBN 978-3-642-37660-3
Stuart-Smith, Robert. “Behavioural Matter”. Revista de la Escuela de Arquitectura de la Universidad de Costa Rica, Volúmen 2 -2013, Número 4, ISSN 2215-275X. 25-39.
Snooks, Stuart-Smith. “Non Linear Formation: Or how to resist the parametric subversion of computational design” New Computational Paradigms in Architecture. China:
Tsinghua University Press, 2012. 140-147. Tom Verebes, Liu Yanchuan, XuFeng(Eds).
Stuart-Smith, Robert. “Formation and Polyvalence: The Self-Organisation of Architectura Matter” Ambience’ 11 Proceedings. Boras, Sweden: University of Boras, 2011. 20-29.
Snooks, Stuart-Smith. “Non Linear Formation: Or how to resist the parametric subversion of computational design” Apomechanes: Non Linear Computational Design Strategies. Greece:Asprimera Publications, 2010. 90-97, 108-117.
Poborksek, Snooks, Stuart-Smith. “Kokkugia”. Detaili. Issue 01, 2008, Sofia, Bulgaria. QM Media. 110-114.
Poborksek, Snooks, Stuart-Smith. “Kokkugia: iSaw, Lt Collins St Baths” 100%: Pasajes Arquitectura y critica. October, Number 100, 2008. Spain: Pasajes Arquitectura. 16.
Glancey, J & Léglise, F. “Kokkugia” Architecture Numérique. L’Architecture D’Aujourd’hui Volume 397, Sept-Oct 2013. L’Architecture D’Aujourd’hui, France, 2013. 66-71
Brayer, Marie-Ange & Migayrou, Frédéric. “Kokkugia”. Naturaliser l’architecture: ArchiLab. Frac Centre, Editions HYX, France, 2013. 208-211.
Qian Zhu, Ed. “ proto design” Urban Flux. Vol 4, 2012. China: Art and Design Publishing House, ISSN 1008-2832
Stefano Boeri Ed. “Kokkugia” Challenge of the time: Iakov Chernikhov International Prize for Young Architects. Russia: Iakov Chernikhov Foundation, Tatlin, 2011. 162-163.
Iam, Por. “Final del Juego: Ultimas practicas del diseno” Fahrenheit: Art Contemporano Mexico: Groupo Infagon, Ano 8, No.45, 2011. 46-51.
Seakins, Brett (Ed.) Architect Victoria, Summer 2011, Melbourne, 2011.
Caroline Klein, Ed. “Futuristic: Visions of Future living”, 2011. Germany, DAAB Media, Cologne, 2011 ISBN 978-3-942597-09-8
“Kokkugia”, Artichoke, Issue 31, June/August 2010, ISSN 1442-0953.
“AA Prize for Unbuilt Work”, Architecture Australia, Vol 99 No 1, January/February, 2010.
Weiguo, Xu. & Leach, Neil. (Eds). Machinic Processes, China Architecture & Building Press, Beijing, 2010.
“Textual Process”, Urban Environment Design, number 047, October 2010.
“A Dialogue of Machinic Processes” + “Roads to Parametric Prototype”, Domus China, No 47, October 2010, ISSN 1672-0407.
Leach, Neil. “Digital Towers” AD Architectural Design: Digital Cities. July/August 2009. UK: John Whiley & Sons Ltd.
Leach, Neil. “Swarm Urbanism” AD Architectural Design: Digital Cities. July/August 2009. UK: John Whiley & Sons Ltd.
World architecture, Digital Tectonics, “Taipei Performing Arts Center” & ”Swarm Urbanism”, Volume 230, August 2009.
Poborksek, Snooks, Stuart-Smith. “Im(m)material processes: Australia” Urban Flux. Vol 5, 2009. China: Art and Design Publishing House. 63-65.
”Kokkugia: Irapuato Pedestrian Bridge” Urban Environment Design, Northern United Publishing & Media, China, No.37, October, 2009.
Architecture & Culture, Digit-Exploring-Thinking Issue No.66, September, 2009.
Design Diffusion News, Design Diffusion Edizioni SRL, Milano, Italy, No.5, 2009.
Mario Antonio Arnaboldi, “Agora / Dreams And Visions.” L’ Arca No. 227, 2007. Italy, L’Arca Editions. 58-67
Snooks, Roland. “Observations on the algorithmic emergence of character.” Models. Ed. Emily Abruzzo, Eric Ellingsen, Jonathan D.Solomon. 306090 Books, Volume 11. New York, 306090 Inc, 2007. 92-101
Leach, Neil & Xu Wei-Guo (Eds.) (Im)material Processes: Architectural Biennale Beijing.China: China-Building.com, 2006. Leach, Neil & Xu Wei-Guo (Eds).
Lani Steinberg (Ed.), “Evolve, Kokkugia”, Imagining the Future, Digital Design Biennale, Thames and Hudson, Melbourne.
Stuart-Smith, Robert. “Approaching Natural Complexity - The Algorithmic Embodiment of Production.” In Meeting Nature Halfway, edited by Marjan Colletti and Peter Massin, Innsbruck University Press. 2018. 260–69.
Pawar, V. M., Stuart-Smith, R., & Scully, P. “Toward autonomous architecture: The convergence of digital design, robotics, and the built environment.” Science Robotics, 2(5), 2017.
Stuart-Smith, Robert. “Behavioural Production: A Swarm Constructed Architecture”, AD Architectural Design: Parametricsm 2. UK: Whiley
Stuart-Smith, Robert. “Behavioural Production: A Swarm-Printed Architecture” Fictional Frontieres Session, ACSA 2015 Proceedings. Toronto, Canada: ACSA, 2015. 20-29.
Stuart-Smith, Robert. “Architectural Agency for an unparalled present” Bast,Hadid, Schumacher Eds.Fluid Totality: Studio Zaha Hadid 2000-2015, University of Applied Arts Vienna, Angewandte, Vienna. Switzerland: Birkauser 2015.
Stuart-Smith, Robert. “Building Life-cycle: A Generative Design Approach to Production”, World Architecture Review, No. 164, 32-53.
Stuart-Smith, Robert. “Qualitative affects of building life-cycle: The formation of architectural matter” Padalos & Rassia Eds. Cities for Smart Environmental and Energy Futures: Impacts on Architecture and Technology. UK: Springer, 2013. ISBN 978-3-642-37660-3
Stuart-Smith, Robert. “Behavioural Matter”. Revista de la Escuela de Arquitectura de la Universidad de Costa Rica, Volúmen 2 -2013, Número 4, ISSN 2215-275X. 25-39.
Snooks, Stuart-Smith. “Non Linear Formation: Or how to resist the parametric subversion of computational design” New Computational Paradigms in Architecture. China:
Tsinghua University Press, 2012. 140-147. Tom Verebes, Liu Yanchuan, XuFeng(Eds).
Stuart-Smith, Robert. “Formation and Polyvalence: The Self-Organisation of Architectura Matter” Ambience’ 11 Proceedings. Boras, Sweden: University of Boras, 2011. 20-29.
Snooks, Stuart-Smith. “Non Linear Formation: Or how to resist the parametric subversion of computational design” Apomechanes: Non Linear Computational Design Strategies. Greece:Asprimera Publications, 2010. 90-97, 108-117.
Poborksek, Snooks, Stuart-Smith. “Kokkugia”. Detaili. Issue 01, 2008, Sofia, Bulgaria. QM Media. 110-114.
Poborksek, Snooks, Stuart-Smith. “Kokkugia: iSaw, Lt Collins St Baths” 100%: Pasajes Arquitectura y critica. October, Number 100, 2008. Spain: Pasajes Arquitectura. 16.
Glancey, J & Léglise, F. “Kokkugia” Architecture Numérique. L’Architecture D’Aujourd’hui Volume 397, Sept-Oct 2013. L’Architecture D’Aujourd’hui, France, 2013. 66-71
Brayer, Marie-Ange & Migayrou, Frédéric. “Kokkugia”. Naturaliser l’architecture: ArchiLab. Frac Centre, Editions HYX, France, 2013. 208-211.
Qian Zhu, Ed. “ proto design” Urban Flux. Vol 4, 2012. China: Art and Design Publishing House, ISSN 1008-2832
Stefano Boeri Ed. “Kokkugia” Challenge of the time: Iakov Chernikhov International Prize for Young Architects. Russia: Iakov Chernikhov Foundation, Tatlin, 2011. 162-163.
Iam, Por. “Final del Juego: Ultimas practicas del diseno” Fahrenheit: Art Contemporano Mexico: Groupo Infagon, Ano 8, No.45, 2011. 46-51.
Seakins, Brett (Ed.) Architect Victoria, Summer 2011, Melbourne, 2011.
Caroline Klein, Ed. “Futuristic: Visions of Future living”, 2011. Germany, DAAB Media, Cologne, 2011 ISBN 978-3-942597-09-8
“Kokkugia”, Artichoke, Issue 31, June/August 2010, ISSN 1442-0953.
“AA Prize for Unbuilt Work”, Architecture Australia, Vol 99 No 1, January/February, 2010.
Weiguo, Xu. & Leach, Neil. (Eds). Machinic Processes, China Architecture & Building Press, Beijing, 2010.
“Textual Process”, Urban Environment Design, number 047, October 2010.
“A Dialogue of Machinic Processes” + “Roads to Parametric Prototype”, Domus China, No 47, October 2010, ISSN 1672-0407.
Leach, Neil. “Digital Towers” AD Architectural Design: Digital Cities. July/August 2009. UK: John Whiley & Sons Ltd.
Leach, Neil. “Swarm Urbanism” AD Architectural Design: Digital Cities. July/August 2009. UK: John Whiley & Sons Ltd.
World architecture, Digital Tectonics, “Taipei Performing Arts Center” & ”Swarm Urbanism”, Volume 230, August 2009.
Poborksek, Snooks, Stuart-Smith. “Im(m)material processes: Australia” Urban Flux. Vol 5, 2009. China: Art and Design Publishing House. 63-65.
”Kokkugia: Irapuato Pedestrian Bridge” Urban Environment Design, Northern United Publishing & Media, China, No.37, October, 2009.
Architecture & Culture, Digit-Exploring-Thinking Issue No.66, September, 2009.
Design Diffusion News, Design Diffusion Edizioni SRL, Milano, Italy, No.5, 2009.
Mario Antonio Arnaboldi, “Agora / Dreams And Visions.” L’ Arca No. 227, 2007. Italy, L’Arca Editions. 58-67
Snooks, Roland. “Observations on the algorithmic emergence of character.” Models. Ed. Emily Abruzzo, Eric Ellingsen, Jonathan D.Solomon. 306090 Books, Volume 11. New York, 306090 Inc, 2007. 92-101
Leach, Neil & Xu Wei-Guo (Eds.) (Im)material Processes: Architectural Biennale Beijing.China: China-Building.com, 2006. Leach, Neil & Xu Wei-Guo (Eds).
Lani Steinberg (Ed.), “Evolve, Kokkugia”, Imagining the Future, Digital Design Biennale, Thames and Hudson, Melbourne.