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GA houses 89
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Residential masterpieces : Alvar Aalto, Aalto house, Finland. Interior-landscape designer : Petra Blaisse. Report on Hotel Puerta America, Madrid. Works : K. Kuma ; A. Fougeron ; H. Sambuichi ; C. Rose ; T. Fujimori + N. Ohshima ; A.C Baeza ; Y. Yamashita ; T. Komada + Y. Komada.
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Residential masterpieces : Alvar Aalto, Aalto house, Finland. Interior-landscape designer : Petra Blaisse. Report on Hotel Puerta America, Madrid. Works : K. Kuma ; A. Fougeron ; H. Sambuichi ; C. Rose ; T. Fujimori + N. Ohshima ; A.C Baeza ; Y. Yamashita ; T. Komada + Y. Komada.
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Residential masterpieces : Alvar Aalto, Aalto house, Finland. Interior-landscape designer : Petra Blaisse. Report on Hotel Puerta America, Madrid. Works : K. Kuma ; A. Fougeron ; H. Sambuichi ; C. Rose ; T. Fujimori + N. Ohshima ; A.C Baeza ; Y. Yamashita ; T. Komada + Y. Komada.
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Residential masterpieces : Alvar Aalto, Aalto house, Finland. Interior-landscape designer : Petra Blaisse. Report on Hotel Puerta America, Madrid. Works : K. Kuma ; A. Fougeron ; H. Sambuichi ; C. Rose ; T. Fujimori + N. Ohshima ; A.C Baeza ; Y. Yamashita ; T. Komada + Y. Komada.
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octobre 2005, Tokyo
octobre 2005, Tokyo
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Architectural projects featured in this issue include: the Agbar Tower, Barcelona by Jean Nouvel + b270 Arquitectos, the Vacheron Constantin Headquarters, Geneva by Bernard Tschumi, the BMW plant, Leipzig by Zaha Hadid and the MARTa Museum, Herford by Gehry Partners. The design section examines the relationship between indoors and outdoors and profiles emerging African design.
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Architectural projects featured in this issue include: the Agbar Tower, Barcelona by Jean Nouvel + b270 Arquitectos, the Vacheron Constantin Headquarters, Geneva by Bernard Tschumi, the BMW plant, Leipzig by Zaha Hadid and the MARTa Museum, Herford by Gehry Partners. The design section examines the relationship between indoors and outdoors and profiles emerging African design.
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septembre 2005, Bologna
septembre 2005, Bologna
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The plan 011 : architecture & technologies in detail - September 2005
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Architectural projects featured in this issue include: the Agbar Tower, Barcelona by Jean Nouvel + b270 Arquitectos, the Vacheron Constantin Headquarters, Geneva by Bernard Tschumi, the BMW plant, Leipzig by Zaha Hadid and the MARTa Museum, Herford by Gehry Partners. The design section examines the relationship between indoors and outdoors and profiles emerging African design.
The plan 011 : architecture & technologies in detail - September 2005
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Architectural projects featured in this issue include: the Agbar Tower, Barcelona by Jean Nouvel + b270 Arquitectos, the Vacheron Constantin Headquarters, Geneva by Bernard Tschumi, the BMW plant, Leipzig by Zaha Hadid and the MARTa Museum, Herford by Gehry Partners. The design section examines the relationship between indoors and outdoors and profiles emerging African design.
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septembre 2005, Bologna
septembre 2005, Bologna
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Buildings and cities grow, are transformed and dissolve. How can this evolution be generated, controlled, enhanced or imagined? Is our environment programmable? How does the fusion of natural and artificial materials produce new architectural organisms, new environments, new natures? How does technology animate space and how do users and programs animate matter? Because(...)
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Buildings and cities grow, are transformed and dissolve. How can this evolution be generated, controlled, enhanced or imagined? Is our environment programmable? How does the fusion of natural and artificial materials produce new architectural organisms, new environments, new natures? How does technology animate space and how do users and programs animate matter? Because(...)
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Verb : Natures -architecture boogazine
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Buildings and cities grow, are transformed and dissolve. How can this evolution be generated, controlled, enhanced or imagined? Is our environment programmable? How does the fusion of natural and artificial materials produce new architectural organisms, new environments, new natures? How does technology animate space and how do users and programs animate matter? Because everything grows, especially cities, the fifth volume of Actarís Verb series looks for a new definition of the organic through architecture, graphics, and photography as well as visual and digital art. Verb Natures follows Verb 1, Verb Matters, Verb Connection and Verb Conditioning.
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Buildings and cities grow, are transformed and dissolve. How can this evolution be generated, controlled, enhanced or imagined? Is our environment programmable? How does the fusion of natural and artificial materials produce new architectural organisms, new environments, new natures? How does technology animate space and how do users and programs animate matter? Because everything grows, especially cities, the fifth volume of Actarís Verb series looks for a new definition of the organic through architecture, graphics, and photography as well as visual and digital art. Verb Natures follows Verb 1, Verb Matters, Verb Connection and Verb Conditioning.
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février 2006, Barcelona
février 2006, Barcelona
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Textes par : Kaira Marie Cabañas, Stefano Boeri, Nathalie Delbard, Christa Blümlinger, Michelle Debat, André-Louis Paré, Marc James Léger.
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Textes par : Kaira Marie Cabañas, Stefano Boeri, Nathalie Delbard, Christa Blümlinger, Michelle Debat, André-Louis Paré, Marc James Léger.
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Parachute 120 : frontières / borders
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Textes par : Kaira Marie Cabañas, Stefano Boeri, Nathalie Delbard, Christa Blümlinger, Michelle Debat, André-Louis Paré, Marc James Léger.
Parachute 120 : frontières / borders
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Textes par : Kaira Marie Cabañas, Stefano Boeri, Nathalie Delbard, Christa Blümlinger, Michelle Debat, André-Louis Paré, Marc James Léger.
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octobre 2005, Montréal
octobre 2005, Montréal
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Ce numéro traite de nos façons d’appréhender la ville contemporaine, de la représenter et d’y agir. Toutes caractérisées par la présentation d’une multiplicité de points de vue et l’inscription en leur sein même du processus d’observation, les œuvres ici réunies rendent compte de différents aspects d’une urbanité qui se transforme de façon fondamentale. Certains enjeux de(...)
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Ce numéro traite de nos façons d’appréhender la ville contemporaine, de la représenter et d’y agir. Toutes caractérisées par la présentation d’une multiplicité de points de vue et l’inscription en leur sein même du processus d’observation, les œuvres ici réunies rendent compte de différents aspects d’une urbanité qui se transforme de façon fondamentale. Certains enjeux de(...)
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CV 69 : voir la ville / beholding the city
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Ce numéro traite de nos façons d’appréhender la ville contemporaine, de la représenter et d’y agir. Toutes caractérisées par la présentation d’une multiplicité de points de vue et l’inscription en leur sein même du processus d’observation, les œuvres ici réunies rendent compte de différents aspects d’une urbanité qui se transforme de façon fondamentale. Certains enjeux de la fabrication de la ville et de son impact sur nos comportements se déclinent ici sous des aspects singuliers. Portfolio : SYN-atelier d'exploration urbaine, Pierre Granche, Cheryl Sourkes.
CV 69 : voir la ville / beholding the city
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Ce numéro traite de nos façons d’appréhender la ville contemporaine, de la représenter et d’y agir. Toutes caractérisées par la présentation d’une multiplicité de points de vue et l’inscription en leur sein même du processus d’observation, les œuvres ici réunies rendent compte de différents aspects d’une urbanité qui se transforme de façon fondamentale. Certains enjeux de la fabrication de la ville et de son impact sur nos comportements se déclinent ici sous des aspects singuliers. Portfolio : SYN-atelier d'exploration urbaine, Pierre Granche, Cheryl Sourkes.
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octobre 2005, Montréal
octobre 2005, Montréal
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Ce numéro est placé sous le signe de ce qui dépasse l'entendement. La liste serait longue de ces événements catastrophiques du dernier demi-siècle qui ont laissé des traces amères sur nos idéaux démocratiques. L'actualité des arts visuels contemporains ramène à la mémoire quelques-uns de ces moments d'excès : le choc du 11 septembre 2001; la boucherie du débarquement(...)
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Ce numéro est placé sous le signe de ce qui dépasse l'entendement. La liste serait longue de ces événements catastrophiques du dernier demi-siècle qui ont laissé des traces amères sur nos idéaux démocratiques. L'actualité des arts visuels contemporains ramène à la mémoire quelques-uns de ces moments d'excès : le choc du 11 septembre 2001; la boucherie du débarquement(...)
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CV 68 : mémoire du désastre / memories of the disaster
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Ce numéro est placé sous le signe de ce qui dépasse l'entendement. La liste serait longue de ces événements catastrophiques du dernier demi-siècle qui ont laissé des traces amères sur nos idéaux démocratiques. L'actualité des arts visuels contemporains ramène à la mémoire quelques-uns de ces moments d'excès : le choc du 11 septembre 2001; la boucherie du débarquement allié sur les côtes normandes de 1942 ; la paranoïa nucléaire liée à l'escalade de la guerre froide ; l'ampleur et l'inhumanité des dégâts de la guerre du Vietnam. Il faudrait ajouter à cette liste une évocation de la Shoah, des bombes d'Hiroshima et de Nagasaki, et du récent génocide rwandais pour donner un portrait un peu plus complet de cette portion d'histoire. Portfolio : Melvin Charney, Bertand Carrière, Liza Nguyen, Denis Farley.
CV 68 : mémoire du désastre / memories of the disaster
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Ce numéro est placé sous le signe de ce qui dépasse l'entendement. La liste serait longue de ces événements catastrophiques du dernier demi-siècle qui ont laissé des traces amères sur nos idéaux démocratiques. L'actualité des arts visuels contemporains ramène à la mémoire quelques-uns de ces moments d'excès : le choc du 11 septembre 2001; la boucherie du débarquement allié sur les côtes normandes de 1942 ; la paranoïa nucléaire liée à l'escalade de la guerre froide ; l'ampleur et l'inhumanité des dégâts de la guerre du Vietnam. Il faudrait ajouter à cette liste une évocation de la Shoah, des bombes d'Hiroshima et de Nagasaki, et du récent génocide rwandais pour donner un portrait un peu plus complet de cette portion d'histoire. Portfolio : Melvin Charney, Bertand Carrière, Liza Nguyen, Denis Farley.
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août 2005, Montréal
août 2005, Montréal
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Volume is a project by AMO + C-LAB + Archis. In this issue : "The Hokusai wave", an article by Alejandro Zaero-Polo, "Systems vs. icons", an article by Vincente Guallart, "The Delft attraction", an article by Dirk van den Heuvel."Transnational Spaces", an article by Regina Bittner, Wilfried Hackenbroich, Kai Vökler, and more.
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Volume is a project by AMO + C-LAB + Archis. In this issue : "The Hokusai wave", an article by Alejandro Zaero-Polo, "Systems vs. icons", an article by Vincente Guallart, "The Delft attraction", an article by Dirk van den Heuvel."Transnational Spaces", an article by Regina Bittner, Wilfried Hackenbroich, Kai Vökler, and more.
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Volume no. 3 : broadcasting architecture
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Volume is a project by AMO + C-LAB + Archis. In this issue : "The Hokusai wave", an article by Alejandro Zaero-Polo, "Systems vs. icons", an article by Vincente Guallart, "The Delft attraction", an article by Dirk van den Heuvel."Transnational Spaces", an article by Regina Bittner, Wilfried Hackenbroich, Kai Vökler, and more.
Volume no. 3 : broadcasting architecture
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Volume is a project by AMO + C-LAB + Archis. In this issue : "The Hokusai wave", an article by Alejandro Zaero-Polo, "Systems vs. icons", an article by Vincente Guallart, "The Delft attraction", an article by Dirk van den Heuvel."Transnational Spaces", an article by Regina Bittner, Wilfried Hackenbroich, Kai Vökler, and more.
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août 2005, Amsterdam
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A ‘Pacific’ century, an Asian century or a Chinese century? On the threshold between the 20th and the 21st century, the transit from the Atlantic to the Pacific is forecasted by all; the move from America to Asia is noticed by many; and the replacement of the United States by China is feared by some: the awakening of the dragon provokes both wonder and distrust. After the(...)
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A ‘Pacific’ century, an Asian century or a Chinese century? On the threshold between the 20th and the 21st century, the transit from the Atlantic to the Pacific is forecasted by all; the move from America to Asia is noticed by many; and the replacement of the United States by China is feared by some: the awakening of the dragon provokes both wonder and distrust. After the(...)
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AV Monografias / Monographs 109-110 (2004) : China boom, growth unlimited
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A ‘Pacific’ century, an Asian century or a Chinese century? On the threshold between the 20th and the 21st century, the transit from the Atlantic to the Pacific is forecasted by all; the move from America to Asia is noticed by many; and the replacement of the United States by China is feared by some: the awakening of the dragon provokes both wonder and distrust. After the reforms of Deng Xiaoping in 1978, in the last 25 years China has grown at a rate of 9 percent; in this period, its GNP has tripled, and the percentage of population living in cities has doubled, exceeding 40%. Fueled by exports, and backed by the postotalitarian protectionism of a single-party government, the stunning growth of China has not yet created global companies – the Sony or Hyundai that led the Japanese or Korean booms – but its large oil firms (PetroChina, Sinopec, CNOOC) try to find in several continents the energy needed by the world’s second importer; its technological companies (from Lenovo, that has purchased a division of IBM, to Huawei, that has created in Shenzhen a Silicon Valley-style campus, Doric Disney designs included) make up for scarce innovation with low labor costs; and its new breed of fancy millionaires, who build chateaux or buy French cosmetic brands, spearhead a large consumerist middle class, supplying a strong domestic demand that adds to the thrust of foreign markets. China’s unequal growth does not appear to be a large risk: the differences in income are similar to those of the US, and the contrast between the wealthy coast and the rural inland – where most upheavals have started, from Boxers to communists – is blurred as the development of Shanghai extends upriver along the Yangtze corridor, and as Hong Kong’s dynamism expands in concentric waves over the superregion of Guangdong, from that Pearl River Delta known as ‘the factory of the world’. More dangerous seem to be the weakness of the financial system, the persistence of administrative corruption and the scarcity of energy resources, the supply of which is being secured by heavy investments on the military, something that upsets its neighbors – Japan and Taiwan most of all, but also Korea and another awakening giant, India –, its competitors, and even the US, that urges its European allies to maintain the arms ban on China. On top of all this, in a country that has reached 1,300 million inhabitants in 2005, is the demographic scenario created by the single child policy and the accelerated ageing of the population, with an increasing number of 4+2+1 families, where now there are four grandparents and two parents satisfying the needs of a little emperor, but where in just 30 years a single adult will have to take care of six retirees. This huge economic and social transformation has expressed itself via an unprecedented urban explosion, shaped by titanic public works – large dams and suspended bridges, elevated highways and submarine tunnels – and with the foreseeable devastating impact on the environment and cultural heritage. The building frenzy that has attracted so many foreign architects to China – initially for technically complex or symbolically significant works, like some of the skyscrapers of Shanghai or the olympic projects in Beijing, but now more often for urban plans or conventional commercial developments – receives, according to The Economist, the added boost of a real-estate bubble that feeds on hot money placing its bets on the yuan’s revaluation. This process has turned some districts of Shanghai such as Pudong or Puxi into the most sought-after office areas in the world, and has caused in cities like Beijing an increasing decay of its architectural legacy, which barely respects World Heritage sites (The Great Wall, the Forbidden City, the Summer Palace, the Ming Imperial Tombs and the Temple of Heaven), besieged already by a unanimous tide of trivial constructions.
AV Monografias / Monographs 109-110 (2004) : China boom, growth unlimited
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A ‘Pacific’ century, an Asian century or a Chinese century? On the threshold between the 20th and the 21st century, the transit from the Atlantic to the Pacific is forecasted by all; the move from America to Asia is noticed by many; and the replacement of the United States by China is feared by some: the awakening of the dragon provokes both wonder and distrust. After the reforms of Deng Xiaoping in 1978, in the last 25 years China has grown at a rate of 9 percent; in this period, its GNP has tripled, and the percentage of population living in cities has doubled, exceeding 40%. Fueled by exports, and backed by the postotalitarian protectionism of a single-party government, the stunning growth of China has not yet created global companies – the Sony or Hyundai that led the Japanese or Korean booms – but its large oil firms (PetroChina, Sinopec, CNOOC) try to find in several continents the energy needed by the world’s second importer; its technological companies (from Lenovo, that has purchased a division of IBM, to Huawei, that has created in Shenzhen a Silicon Valley-style campus, Doric Disney designs included) make up for scarce innovation with low labor costs; and its new breed of fancy millionaires, who build chateaux or buy French cosmetic brands, spearhead a large consumerist middle class, supplying a strong domestic demand that adds to the thrust of foreign markets. China’s unequal growth does not appear to be a large risk: the differences in income are similar to those of the US, and the contrast between the wealthy coast and the rural inland – where most upheavals have started, from Boxers to communists – is blurred as the development of Shanghai extends upriver along the Yangtze corridor, and as Hong Kong’s dynamism expands in concentric waves over the superregion of Guangdong, from that Pearl River Delta known as ‘the factory of the world’. More dangerous seem to be the weakness of the financial system, the persistence of administrative corruption and the scarcity of energy resources, the supply of which is being secured by heavy investments on the military, something that upsets its neighbors – Japan and Taiwan most of all, but also Korea and another awakening giant, India –, its competitors, and even the US, that urges its European allies to maintain the arms ban on China. On top of all this, in a country that has reached 1,300 million inhabitants in 2005, is the demographic scenario created by the single child policy and the accelerated ageing of the population, with an increasing number of 4+2+1 families, where now there are four grandparents and two parents satisfying the needs of a little emperor, but where in just 30 years a single adult will have to take care of six retirees. This huge economic and social transformation has expressed itself via an unprecedented urban explosion, shaped by titanic public works – large dams and suspended bridges, elevated highways and submarine tunnels – and with the foreseeable devastating impact on the environment and cultural heritage. The building frenzy that has attracted so many foreign architects to China – initially for technically complex or symbolically significant works, like some of the skyscrapers of Shanghai or the olympic projects in Beijing, but now more often for urban plans or conventional commercial developments – receives, according to The Economist, the added boost of a real-estate bubble that feeds on hot money placing its bets on the yuan’s revaluation. This process has turned some districts of Shanghai such as Pudong or Puxi into the most sought-after office areas in the world, and has caused in cities like Beijing an increasing decay of its architectural legacy, which barely respects World Heritage sites (The Great Wall, the Forbidden City, the Summer Palace, the Ming Imperial Tombs and the Temple of Heaven), besieged already by a unanimous tide of trivial constructions.
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août 2005, Madrid
août 2005, Madrid
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Via final projects PFC 03
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A selection of 54 graduate projects from Spain's future architects are presented here, accompanied by sketches, illustrations and documentation.
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janvier 1900, Valencia
janvier 1900, Valencia
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A selection of 54 graduate projects from Spain's future architects are presented here, accompanied by sketches, illustrations and documentation.
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janvier 1900, Valencia
janvier 1900, Valencia
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Volume is project Archis + AMO + C-LAB + ... Can we do something by doing (almost) nothing? Can we achieve anything by doing too much? Can we do what we need to do, by doing just what is needed? How do we define doing too much, too little? How to think through doing anyway? The box contains 4 elements to examine these questions: "Volume Magazine", an A1 poster, a(...)
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Volume is project Archis + AMO + C-LAB + ... Can we do something by doing (almost) nothing? Can we achieve anything by doing too much? Can we do what we need to do, by doing just what is needed? How do we define doing too much, too little? How to think through doing anyway? The box contains 4 elements to examine these questions: "Volume Magazine", an A1 poster, a(...)
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Volume no. 2 : doing (almost) nothing
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Volume is project Archis + AMO + C-LAB + ... Can we do something by doing (almost) nothing? Can we achieve anything by doing too much? Can we do what we need to do, by doing just what is needed? How do we define doing too much, too little? How to think through doing anyway? The box contains 4 elements to examine these questions: "Volume Magazine", an A1 poster, a research paper on 'Unknown urbanity in China' and a deck of cards cum essay.
Volume no. 2 : doing (almost) nothing
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Volume is project Archis + AMO + C-LAB + ... Can we do something by doing (almost) nothing? Can we achieve anything by doing too much? Can we do what we need to do, by doing just what is needed? How do we define doing too much, too little? How to think through doing anyway? The box contains 4 elements to examine these questions: "Volume Magazine", an A1 poster, a research paper on 'Unknown urbanity in China' and a deck of cards cum essay.
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juillet 2005, Amsterdam
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