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[Place of publication not identified] : Franklin Street Works, 2018.
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[Place of publication not identified] : Franklin Street Works, 2018.
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Gauss PDF 2012
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This volume focus in particular on the cutting-edge thinking and wider theoretical questions and themes that underpin the series, from reflections upon what our ideas of “future” really mean to the changing role of the architecture profession as a whole. Comprising speculative visions, essays and texts, this volume serves as a theoretical backdrop for the practical(...)
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This volume focus in particular on the cutting-edge thinking and wider theoretical questions and themes that underpin the series, from reflections upon what our ideas of “future” really mean to the changing role of the architecture profession as a whole. Comprising speculative visions, essays and texts, this volume serves as a theoretical backdrop for the practical(...)
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Contemporary Architecture
Contemporary Architecture
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October 2016
October 2016
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Archifutures Vol. 2: the studio. A field guide to making the future of architecture
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This volume focus in particular on the cutting-edge thinking and wider theoretical questions and themes that underpin the series, from reflections upon what our ideas of “future” really mean to the changing role of the architecture profession as a whole. Comprising speculative visions, essays and texts, this volume serves as a theoretical backdrop for the practical approaches seen in Volume 3: The Site. Includes visions, essays and texts from contributors: Ana Jeinic, Miloš Kosec, Clément Blanchet, Amateur Cities, Liam Young, Something Fantastic, Merve Bedir, Tomaž Pipan, Davide Tommaso Ferrando, Tiago Torres-Campos and Reinier de Graaf.
Archifutures Vol. 2: the studio. A field guide to making the future of architecture
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This volume focus in particular on the cutting-edge thinking and wider theoretical questions and themes that underpin the series, from reflections upon what our ideas of “future” really mean to the changing role of the architecture profession as a whole. Comprising speculative visions, essays and texts, this volume serves as a theoretical backdrop for the practical approaches seen in Volume 3: The Site. Includes visions, essays and texts from contributors: Ana Jeinic, Miloš Kosec, Clément Blanchet, Amateur Cities, Liam Young, Something Fantastic, Merve Bedir, Tomaž Pipan, Davide Tommaso Ferrando, Tiago Torres-Campos and Reinier de Graaf.
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October 2016
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Contemporary Architecture
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Comprising no less than 53 very different takes on the same question, “What is the future of architecture?”, the contents of this book range from essays and short stories to science fiction and poetry, as well as series of images and photos, practical approaches and active engagements with urban change. Answers to the question it poses cover a range of topical approaches(...)
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Comprising no less than 53 very different takes on the same question, “What is the future of architecture?”, the contents of this book range from essays and short stories to science fiction and poetry, as well as series of images and photos, practical approaches and active engagements with urban change. Answers to the question it poses cover a range of topical approaches(...)
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What is the future of architecture vol.2
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Comprising no less than 53 very different takes on the same question, “What is the future of architecture?”, the contents of this book range from essays and short stories to science fiction and poetry, as well as series of images and photos, practical approaches and active engagements with urban change. Answers to the question it poses cover a range of topical approaches and perspectives, and were submitted over a period of six months by open call participants and invited architectural offices and critics from around the globe. Among the contributors are George Sinclair, Bart van Haren, Michael Fesca, Something Fantastic, Ludmilla Cerveny, Collectif ETC and many more.
What is the future of architecture vol.2
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Comprising no less than 53 very different takes on the same question, “What is the future of architecture?”, the contents of this book range from essays and short stories to science fiction and poetry, as well as series of images and photos, practical approaches and active engagements with urban change. Answers to the question it poses cover a range of topical approaches and perspectives, and were submitted over a period of six months by open call participants and invited architectural offices and critics from around the globe. Among the contributors are George Sinclair, Bart van Haren, Michael Fesca, Something Fantastic, Ludmilla Cerveny, Collectif ETC and many more.
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March 2014
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Architectural Theory
Architectural Theory
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One of the difficulties about reexamining the subject of realism lies in the passage from the initial idea of magical realism to the concept of new objectivity. Actually it is possible to return to the initial notion, elaborating the concept of marvelous reality which with that idea of a mixture of the real and the fantastic seeks to maintain something of the heroic and(...)
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One of the difficulties about reexamining the subject of realism lies in the passage from the initial idea of magical realism to the concept of new objectivity. Actually it is possible to return to the initial notion, elaborating the concept of marvelous reality which with that idea of a mixture of the real and the fantastic seeks to maintain something of the heroic and(...)
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Lotus 116: nuovi realisti/new realists
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One of the difficulties about reexamining the subject of realism lies in the passage from the initial idea of magical realism to the concept of new objectivity. Actually it is possible to return to the initial notion, elaborating the concept of marvelous reality which with that idea of a mixture of the real and the fantastic seeks to maintain something of the heroic and the sublime. The realistic way of preserving the sublime that, in defiance of the 'real' world, succeeds in living that illusion: this is the direction in which we want to interpret the symptoms of a return of the real in architecture. In short magical realism does not make us long for normality, but invites us to look beyond every norm hidden by conventions.
Lotus 116: nuovi realisti/new realists
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One of the difficulties about reexamining the subject of realism lies in the passage from the initial idea of magical realism to the concept of new objectivity. Actually it is possible to return to the initial notion, elaborating the concept of marvelous reality which with that idea of a mixture of the real and the fantastic seeks to maintain something of the heroic and the sublime. The realistic way of preserving the sublime that, in defiance of the 'real' world, succeeds in living that illusion: this is the direction in which we want to interpret the symptoms of a return of the real in architecture. In short magical realism does not make us long for normality, but invites us to look beyond every norm hidden by conventions.
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January 1900, Milano
January 1900, Milano
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