Archifutures Volume 5: Apocalypse [electronic resource].

dpr-barcelona Future Architecture Platform 2018

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We live in challenging times. There is overwhelming evidence that massive change is required in order to survive impending environmental collapse. Yet this fifth volume in the Archifutures series takes the position that the “apocalypse” is not an imminent event, but an insidious process that is already happening. Communities everywhere are facing it on a day-to-day basis. Many are already resisting and adapting. Despite the implied drama of the word “apocalypse”, the reality is actually far more mundane: surviving it is not about building bunkers, it is about building resilience – everywhere and in all kinds of ways. Contributors include: Bora Baboci, Maite Borjabad, Tomasz Broma, Trajna Collective, DOMA, Matthew Dalziel, Stefan Gruber, Tinatin Gurgenidze, Jason Hilgefort, Srecko Horvat, METASITU, Anh-Linh Ngo, Phi, Martin Pohl, RESOLVE, Skrei, Anastassia Smirnova, Space Transcribers, Maria Smith, TAB Collective, Tania Tovar Torres, Stephan Trüby and the Unfolding Pavilion.
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Sophie Lovell
Fiona Shipwright
George Kafka
&beyond
Diana Portela
Srećko Horvat
Janar Siniloo
Bora Baboci
Anastassia Smirnova
TAB Collective
Maite Borjabad
Architectural Thinking School for Children
Unfolding Pavilion
Space Transcribers
Trajna Collective
Stefan Gruber
Anh-Linh Ngo
RESOLVE
Stephan Trüby
Martin Pohl
Tinatin Gurgenidze
Tako Robakidze
Roser Corella
Matthew Dalziel
Maria Smith
Tania Tovar Torres
Liva Dudareva
Eduardo Cassina
Skrei
Jason Hilgefort
Tomasz Broma
DOMA
Phi