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Volume #19: Architecture of Hope | ||
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This Volume is a project by ARCHIS + AMO + C-LAB + Design2context
'Main Street is almost all right' wrote Robert Venturi promoting the messy vitality of the built environment of the ordinary. The ambiguity of society, its causality and its improvisations meant the acknowledgement of a diversity of practices: top-down interventions + subcultures + minority expressions + subversive acts + ... Redefining the common goods, their ethics, their aesthetics and their economics start with writing stories of architecture that encapsulate the manifold experiences of the city. Thus, an architectural task in which space design and design of a new collective dream, myth or scenario about who we are and what we desire to be is interrelated. Volume 19: Is identity the issue? With contributions by Francesco Jodice, Arjen Oosterman, René Boomkens, Regina Bittner, Regula Stämpfli, Alexander d’ Hooghe, Mark Jarzombek, Gerlinde Schuller, Brendan McGetrick, Henry Jenkins, Tommi Laitio, Corine Smith-Vermeulen, No Academy, David Barrie, Ergün Erkoҫu, Cihan Bugdaci, Shannon Mattern, Annelys de Vet, Daniel van der Velden, Tanner Woodford, Edwin Gardner and Design2context with: Evert Ypma, Femke Herregraven, Emanuela Bonini Lessing, Simon Heptonstall, Xavier Vasseur, Barbara Mutzbauer, Bernard Sturm Interviews with: Hector Torres Casado and Herman Hertzberger Including: Prepublication indesem 2009 Online Articles: Architecture of Hope (editorial) - Arjen Oosterman The Spectator's City - Regina Bittner Architecture: A Failed Discipline - Mark Jarzombek Barack Obama Inauguration Address Autopsy - Brendan McGetrick A Challenge of Difference - Miguel Robles-Durán in conversation with Venezuela's Vice-Minister of Housing, Hector Torres Casado |
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