Opinion
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No Worries!
This year’s biennale felt as if we had tried a lot as architects to change the world for the better and failed
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What is an Architecture Biennale?
The pressure of the prestige makes the Venice Biennale highly hierarchical, hence, every recent general curator has been someone already well reputed in the architecture community.
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Taking Care of Exhibitions: Notes on the 16th Venice Architecture Biennale
When it comes to curatorship in architecture the position of the curator is much less debated.
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Participatory Design is the New Black
Cities are complex organisms that are able to develop themselves at an incredible speed and in different conditions.
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The Culture of the Ephemeral, Conglomerate, and Transient
Sex and the So-Called City exhibition investigates the factors that shaped the city’s urban lifestyle and cultural trends during late 1990s and early 2000s.
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Collaborative Work Through Community Building and the Other Way Around
The fourth edition of Glocal Camp was held in Gran Canaria and Tenerife between 4-16 April. And here is an insider review
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An(other) Emergency Call
After the End of the World, an exhibition curated by José Luis de Vicente, questions the climate change that our uncontrollably consumed planet is going through
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Seeds of Awareness
In the guidance of Michael Leung, this interview looks into a collective movement that flourishes at a street stall in Hong Kong as a reaction to the current development plans
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Beyond Design Lilliputianism
Throughout the 20th century design in many ways ruled as a royal practice of modernity.
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Architecture Ablaze
'If cold, then cold as a block of ice. If hot, then hot as a blazing wing. Architecture must blaze.'
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Practice of Practices
How can we generate solutions in real life to our most prominent urban issues like sustainability, mobility, equality, etc.?
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The Creativity of Collective Labor and Techno-Socialism
Importantly, the political apathy such arguments attribute to technology has counterparts in architecture and design both historically and at present.
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From Excavation Logistics to the Coasts: Urban Political Ecology of Coastal Land Reclamation Areas
The modern city is in some way a component of layered, complex traces of an “excavate and infill” story which is embedded in time and space...
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Inter-scale Negotiations
Ezgi Tezcan has talked to Peter Barber over social housings shaped under neoliberal urban politics and possibilities of participatory architecture.
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One Little Bourgeois Problem: Wanting Very Much but Being Unable to Preserve
More concerned with the practical area than the theoretical area, preservation has the potential to touch the society a little more.
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How to Train Your Robot
Typical information flow from design to execution is taken granted as linear, rather one-directional.
20.07.2018
