Volume is an independent quarterly magazine that sets the agenda for design. With going beyond architecture’s definition of ‘making buildings’ it reaches out for global views on designing environments, advocates broader attitudes to social stru
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30 October at 17:00 - Launch of "Volume 20: Storytel...
New York - Studio-X, 180 Varick Str...
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Volume #21 - The Block [unbound]Created about 2 months ago
Florian Stocker
Is Architecture longing for completeness? Theory of Architecture
>>> Enter the discourse: http://www.atelier-stocker.de/theorie_en
>>> „Every revolution starts with stupid questions.“ Joseph Beuys
Many
find answers, I have questions. Ranging from trivial to yearning, since
2004 new every month, non academ...ic, at the borders of science, more
bewildered and curious. May be you have an answer and you need the
question? I am looking forward to an exchange.Read more
>>> Enter the discourse: http://www.atelier-stocker.de/theorie_en
>>> „Every revolution starts with stupid questions.“ Joseph Beuys
Many
find answers, I have questions. Ranging from trivial to yearning, since
2004 new every month, non academ...ic, at the borders of science, more
bewildered and curious. May be you have an answer and you need the
question? I am looking forward to an exchange.Read more
Source: www.atelier-stocker.de
Is Architecture longing for completeness? send an answer*german new>projects>cv>sketches>profile>theory>jazz>contact
In Paris: Invisible City Bruno Latour and Emilie Hermant invite us to look at the city of Paris from a rather unusual perspective, what is usually not showed in social theory studies, to look at a city and try to unveil all the layers that constitute its life, to try to understand the several...
Location:Netherlands Architecture Institute Rotterdam
Time:Thursday, 05 November 2009 20:00
Volume Two new posts on the Action! Blog "Studio as Afterimage" (on Olafur Eliasson) and "Thinking through Design Thinking"
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A new book, The Fall of the Studio: Artists at Work, examines through a collection of essays the changing role of the artists’ studio as sacred space of creative genesis. Edited by Wouter Davidts ...
The Mobile City » Blog Archive » Three philosophical questions about the ’sentient city’ – a respons
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Mobile and Locative Media and Urban Culture
The Urban Qualities of Refugee Camps. / Report ‘Café Mediterranée X Dare2Connect, a program by SICA and Felix Meritis, invites Middle East and North Africa experts to research the Arabic and Islamic culture in the Café Mediterranée series. Thro...
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To make downtown Detroit a thriving destination again, restaurateurs have found only by working together will it happen.
Business & Economics Articles | Urbanist's Economic Prescription Might Make Good Medicine Today | Mi
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Late urban champion Jane Jacobs notions about decline and imports are newly and eerily resonant during this recession.
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Hook up to all the Archis Urban initiatives on the Balkan: SEE Network on http://twitter.com/seenetwork and http://www.facebook.com/pages/Amsterdam-
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A network of independent urban initiatives in South Eastern Europe
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Earlier this year, while driving down Highway 5, from San Francisco to Los Angeles, my wife and I passed through huge and endless clouds of butterflies. For a few seconds, the effect was extraordinarily beautiful—even sublime—but, within an instant, our car was covered in tiny corpses: yellow blurs ...
Martijn De Waal
Call for Participation: Sentient Rotterdam Workshop with Mark Shepard and The Mobile City on IABR – Nov 6th NAi Rotterdam
On Friday Nov 6th The Mobile City organizes the Sentient RotterdamWorkshop, in collaboration with Mark Shepard. The workshop takes place as part of the Connectivity Program at the International Archi...tectural Biennale at the Netherlands Architecture Institute in Rotterdam, TheNetherlands
See here for more information: http://www.themobilecity.nl/2009/10/16/c
On Friday Nov 6th The Mobile City organizes the Sentient RotterdamWorkshop, in collaboration with Mark Shepard. The workshop takes place as part of the Connectivity Program at the International Archi...tectural Biennale at the Netherlands Architecture Institute in Rotterdam, TheNetherlands
See here for more information: http://www.themobilecity.nl/2009/10/16/c
The Mobile City » Blog Archive » Call for Participation: Sentient Rotterdam Workshop with Mark Shepa
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Mobile and Locative Media and Urban Culture
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one of the main arguments in V21: Standards, Classes, Formats, by Bart Goldhoorn http://volumeproject.org/2009/00/00/Stan
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Just arrived Volume 21: THE BLOCK and while discovering it’s fascinating content, we stumble upon one of Supersudaca’s articles in their Report #1 that talks about Mario Pani’s social housing projects in Mexico. ...
A report from the African Perspectives conference in Pretoria, South Africa Each year, the Netherlands Architecture Institute, organizes worldwide approximately eight Debates on Tour...
