McLaren, Brian LFaller, Nicholas L.2016-03-112016-03-112016-03-112015-12Faller_washington_0250O_15425.pdfhttp://hdl.handle.net/1773/35068Thesis (Master's)--University of Washington, 2015-12Networks of Making is a commentary on the global dominance of network culture, the social and physical impact it is having on the world of making. Networks of Making looks at the primary cultural relevance of network culture and how it is informing the world of making. An architectural resolution is proposed, a mobile maker space is to be utilized as a system or armature of engagement to be deployed at certain nodes within the Seattle Network. The system is to be conceived of as a flexible and adaptable solution based on the process of making and the pursuit of tinkering.application/pdfen-USMakerspace; Making; Mobile; Network CultureArchitecturearchitectureThesis