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232 pages : illustrations (chiefly color) ; 28 cm
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New York, New York : Dashwood Books Session Press, [2025]
New York, New York : Dashwood Books Session Press, [2025]
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Portrait of J / Takashi Homma.
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232 pages : illustrations (chiefly color) ; 28 cm
Portrait of J / Takashi Homma.
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New York, New York : Dashwood Books Session Press, [2025]
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436 pages, 12 unnumbered pages ; 21 cm
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Montréal (Québec) Canada : Éditions Marchand de feuilles, [2025]
Montréal (Québec) Canada : Éditions Marchand de feuilles, [2025]
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Architectures de la joie / Anaïs Barbeau-Lavalette, Steve Gagnon.
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436 pages, 12 unnumbered pages ; 21 cm
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Montréal (Québec) Canada : Éditions Marchand de feuilles, [2025]
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Traditional building forms have undergone repeated revivals and rejections throughout architectural history - from the medievalist nostalgia of the ''Arts and Crafts'' movement to early modernism’s deliberate break with the past, from the fraught alliance of traditionalist styles like Heimatstil with 1930s fascism to the regionalist tendencies of the 1970s. While those(...)
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Traditional building forms have undergone repeated revivals and rejections throughout architectural history - from the medievalist nostalgia of the ''Arts and Crafts'' movement to early modernism’s deliberate break with the past, from the fraught alliance of traditionalist styles like Heimatstil with 1930s fascism to the regionalist tendencies of the 1970s. While those(...)
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Detail 7/8 2025: Regional Building Culture
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Traditional building forms have undergone repeated revivals and rejections throughout architectural history - from the medievalist nostalgia of the ''Arts and Crafts'' movement to early modernism’s deliberate break with the past, from the fraught alliance of traditionalist styles like Heimatstil with 1930s fascism to the regionalist tendencies of the 1970s. While those earlier movements often focused on formal opposition to the perceived failures of modernism, today’s discourse goes further: there is growing recognition that building regionally also means building in a climate-conscious way, using locally available materials and resources. The projects presented - mainly in rural Austria, Switzerland, France, and the UK - show how this can be done in practice. The motivations behind a return to traditional forms vary: in some cases, building codes or a protected historic setting played a decisive role; in others, the regional architectural language aligned with the values of the architect or client.
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Traditional building forms have undergone repeated revivals and rejections throughout architectural history - from the medievalist nostalgia of the ''Arts and Crafts'' movement to early modernism’s deliberate break with the past, from the fraught alliance of traditionalist styles like Heimatstil with 1930s fascism to the regionalist tendencies of the 1970s. While those earlier movements often focused on formal opposition to the perceived failures of modernism, today’s discourse goes further: there is growing recognition that building regionally also means building in a climate-conscious way, using locally available materials and resources. The projects presented - mainly in rural Austria, Switzerland, France, and the UK - show how this can be done in practice. The motivations behind a return to traditional forms vary: in some cases, building codes or a protected historic setting played a decisive role; in others, the regional architectural language aligned with the values of the architect or client.
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July 2025
July 2025
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The latest issue of Niche MTL focuses on the underground. "The underground is anti-mid. It is concerned only with life at its most nascent and very latest stages. Shoots emerge to break new ground. They inevitably wither and die and fall back into the soil and the cycle begins again. We wade through these gardens of nano-shit with delight. Underground is a mode to(...)
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The latest issue of Niche MTL focuses on the underground. "The underground is anti-mid. It is concerned only with life at its most nascent and very latest stages. Shoots emerge to break new ground. They inevitably wither and die and fall back into the soil and the cycle begins again. We wade through these gardens of nano-shit with delight. Underground is a mode to(...)
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Niche MTL, the underground issue: Yearbook 2025
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The latest issue of Niche MTL focuses on the underground. "The underground is anti-mid. It is concerned only with life at its most nascent and very latest stages. Shoots emerge to break new ground. They inevitably wither and die and fall back into the soil and the cycle begins again. We wade through these gardens of nano-shit with delight. Underground is a mode to embrace the fertile, the fundamental, the infinite." The issue includes a CD featuring music from 17 local artists.
Niche MTL, the underground issue: Yearbook 2025
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The latest issue of Niche MTL focuses on the underground. "The underground is anti-mid. It is concerned only with life at its most nascent and very latest stages. Shoots emerge to break new ground. They inevitably wither and die and fall back into the soil and the cycle begins again. We wade through these gardens of nano-shit with delight. Underground is a mode to embrace the fertile, the fundamental, the infinite." The issue includes a CD featuring music from 17 local artists.
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October 2025
October 2025
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As Italian architect, engineer and curator Carlo Ratti puts it, "Architecture has always been a response to a hostile climate … our creations have always striven to bridge the gap between a harsh environment and the safe, livable spaces we require. Today, that dynamic approach is being taken to a new level—as climate becomes less forgiving. We have witnessed firsthand how(...)
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As Italian architect, engineer and curator Carlo Ratti puts it, "Architecture has always been a response to a hostile climate … our creations have always striven to bridge the gap between a harsh environment and the safe, livable spaces we require. Today, that dynamic approach is being taken to a new level—as climate becomes less forgiving. We have witnessed firsthand how(...)
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Biennale Architettura 2025: Intelligens. Natural. Artificial. Collective.
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As Italian architect, engineer and curator Carlo Ratti puts it, "Architecture has always been a response to a hostile climate … our creations have always striven to bridge the gap between a harsh environment and the safe, livable spaces we require. Today, that dynamic approach is being taken to a new level—as climate becomes less forgiving. We have witnessed firsthand how water and fire are attacking us with unprecedented ferocity." This two-volume publication accompanies the 19th International Architecture Exhibition in Venice, titled "Intelligens. Natural. Artificial. Collective." Contributions from more than 750 participants—including architects and engineers, mathematicians and climate scientists, philosophers and artists, chefs and coders, writers and woodcarvers, farmers and fashion designers, and many more—explore how effective methods of adaptation to our changing environment demand inclusivity and collaboration.
Biennale Architettura 2025: Intelligens. Natural. Artificial. Collective.
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As Italian architect, engineer and curator Carlo Ratti puts it, "Architecture has always been a response to a hostile climate … our creations have always striven to bridge the gap between a harsh environment and the safe, livable spaces we require. Today, that dynamic approach is being taken to a new level—as climate becomes less forgiving. We have witnessed firsthand how water and fire are attacking us with unprecedented ferocity." This two-volume publication accompanies the 19th International Architecture Exhibition in Venice, titled "Intelligens. Natural. Artificial. Collective." Contributions from more than 750 participants—including architects and engineers, mathematicians and climate scientists, philosophers and artists, chefs and coders, writers and woodcarvers, farmers and fashion designers, and many more—explore how effective methods of adaptation to our changing environment demand inclusivity and collaboration.
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November 2025
November 2025
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Building in existing fabric conserves resources, saves energy, and reduces carbon emissions – good reasons to choose conversion over new build. Yet there is another, less tangible dimension: time. With additions and adaptations, patina and cracks, it leaves its mark and stores memories in the buildings. To carry these stories forward requires sensitivity to materials,(...)
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Building in existing fabric conserves resources, saves energy, and reduces carbon emissions – good reasons to choose conversion over new build. Yet there is another, less tangible dimension: time. With additions and adaptations, patina and cracks, it leaves its mark and stores memories in the buildings. To carry these stories forward requires sensitivity to materials,(...)
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Detail 11 2025 : Building in existing contexts
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Building in existing fabric conserves resources, saves energy, and reduces carbon emissions – good reasons to choose conversion over new build. Yet there is another, less tangible dimension: time. With additions and adaptations, patina and cracks, it leaves its mark and stores memories in the buildings. To carry these stories forward requires sensitivity to materials, spaces, and histories. Deciding what remains and what is replaced demands careful judgment. Some interventions are so discreet that only trained eyes notice them, often compared by architects to the restoration of a classic car. Others are more radical: ceiling panels titled and set diagonally into a room, or large atriums cut into the existing architecture. At times, we may need to rethink our ingrained aesthetics and ask whether materials with a problematic reputation – such as fibre cement panels (Eternit) – can still be used, or whether cut edges might be left uncovered.
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Building in existing fabric conserves resources, saves energy, and reduces carbon emissions – good reasons to choose conversion over new build. Yet there is another, less tangible dimension: time. With additions and adaptations, patina and cracks, it leaves its mark and stores memories in the buildings. To carry these stories forward requires sensitivity to materials, spaces, and histories. Deciding what remains and what is replaced demands careful judgment. Some interventions are so discreet that only trained eyes notice them, often compared by architects to the restoration of a classic car. Others are more radical: ceiling panels titled and set diagonally into a room, or large atriums cut into the existing architecture. At times, we may need to rethink our ingrained aesthetics and ask whether materials with a problematic reputation – such as fibre cement panels (Eternit) – can still be used, or whether cut edges might be left uncovered.
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November 2025
November 2025
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Walter Pichler foresaw the future nearly 60 years ago. His “TV-Helmet (Portable Living Room)” anticipated technologies akin to today’s cyber glasses. At the time, this vision was nothing short of revolutionary. Today, such concepts are not only a reality but have advanced significantly. Virtual and digital realities are now integral to designing, planning, and(...)
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Walter Pichler foresaw the future nearly 60 years ago. His “TV-Helmet (Portable Living Room)” anticipated technologies akin to today’s cyber glasses. At the time, this vision was nothing short of revolutionary. Today, such concepts are not only a reality but have advanced significantly. Virtual and digital realities are now integral to designing, planning, and(...)
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Detail 1/2 2025 : Digital and sustainable
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Walter Pichler foresaw the future nearly 60 years ago. His “TV-Helmet (Portable Living Room)” anticipated technologies akin to today’s cyber glasses. At the time, this vision was nothing short of revolutionary. Today, such concepts are not only a reality but have advanced significantly. Virtual and digital realities are now integral to designing, planning, and constructing spaces – far more than mere devices for experiencing them. Lengthy construction workflows, optimised designs, and the complex coordination of planning, cost control, and project management are increasingly digitalised. We can now program buildings to meet parametric specifications, construct homes using 3D printing, and create detailed 3D models of existing buildings to analyse them before renovation even begins. While landscape has transformed dramatically, digitalisation in architecture is clearly still in its early stages. To begin the year, this issue shines a spotlight on the digital present and future of architecture, exploring how digital tools can enhance sustainability. Our project documentations showcase an array of approaches, from digital material passports to parametric models and BIM applications for existing structures. Experts offer insight on the complexities of planning and construction processes.
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Walter Pichler foresaw the future nearly 60 years ago. His “TV-Helmet (Portable Living Room)” anticipated technologies akin to today’s cyber glasses. At the time, this vision was nothing short of revolutionary. Today, such concepts are not only a reality but have advanced significantly. Virtual and digital realities are now integral to designing, planning, and constructing spaces – far more than mere devices for experiencing them. Lengthy construction workflows, optimised designs, and the complex coordination of planning, cost control, and project management are increasingly digitalised. We can now program buildings to meet parametric specifications, construct homes using 3D printing, and create detailed 3D models of existing buildings to analyse them before renovation even begins. While landscape has transformed dramatically, digitalisation in architecture is clearly still in its early stages. To begin the year, this issue shines a spotlight on the digital present and future of architecture, exploring how digital tools can enhance sustainability. Our project documentations showcase an array of approaches, from digital material passports to parametric models and BIM applications for existing structures. Experts offer insight on the complexities of planning and construction processes.
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January 2025
January 2025
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In this issue: One Weird Trick/ Seulement/ Rebecca Gibain/ Luxury Communism/ Dana Gingras/ Berth Frey + Ana Sokolovic/ Dirty Boulevard/ Jessica Moss/ Vapours & Spectre/ Myriam Bleau/ Un oiseau rebelle/ Elle Barbara/ Genève-Florence/ Melissa Auf der Maur/ Torching the record/ Andrea Szilasi. CD included.
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In this issue: One Weird Trick/ Seulement/ Rebecca Gibain/ Luxury Communism/ Dana Gingras/ Berth Frey + Ana Sokolovic/ Dirty Boulevard/ Jessica Moss/ Vapours & Spectre/ Myriam Bleau/ Un oiseau rebelle/ Elle Barbara/ Genève-Florence/ Melissa Auf der Maur/ Torching the record/ Andrea Szilasi. CD included.
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Niche MTL, The glitch issue : Yearbook 2025
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In this issue: One Weird Trick/ Seulement/ Rebecca Gibain/ Luxury Communism/ Dana Gingras/ Berth Frey + Ana Sokolovic/ Dirty Boulevard/ Jessica Moss/ Vapours & Spectre/ Myriam Bleau/ Un oiseau rebelle/ Elle Barbara/ Genève-Florence/ Melissa Auf der Maur/ Torching the record/ Andrea Szilasi. CD included.
Niche MTL, The glitch issue : Yearbook 2025
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In this issue: One Weird Trick/ Seulement/ Rebecca Gibain/ Luxury Communism/ Dana Gingras/ Berth Frey + Ana Sokolovic/ Dirty Boulevard/ Jessica Moss/ Vapours & Spectre/ Myriam Bleau/ Un oiseau rebelle/ Elle Barbara/ Genève-Florence/ Melissa Auf der Maur/ Torching the record/ Andrea Szilasi. CD included.
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vi, 275 pages : illustrations, plans ; 21 cm.
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Abingdon, Oxon ; New York, NY : Routledge, 2025.
Abingdon, Oxon ; New York, NY : Routledge, 2025.
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Modern architecture : the basics / Graham Livesey ; drawings by Mohammad Moezzi.
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Modern architecture : the basics / Graham Livesey ; drawings by Mohammad Moezzi.
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Abingdon, Oxon ; New York, NY : Routledge, 2025.
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xxvi, 448 pages : illustrations (black and white), maps, plans ; 25 cm.
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Abingdon, Oxon ; New York, NY : Routledge, 2025.
Abingdon, Oxon ; New York, NY : Routledge, 2025.
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Routledge critical companion to race and architecture / edited by Felipe Hernández and Itohan Osayimwese.
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