Exploring alternative modes of practice this will provide inspiration for all architecture students, architects, artists, designers, planners and developers wishing to create empowering and unique structures in neglected, disused and sometimes inaccessible parts of our cities.
Exploring alternative modes of practice this will provide inspiration for all architecture students, architects, artists, designers, planners and developers wishing to create empowering and unique structures in neglected, disused and sometimes inaccessible parts of our cities.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Cate St Hill is an architecture and design writer, currently writing for bi-monthly publication Blueprint, and previously for Building Design. She has also worked at the British Council and as a researcher for FAT Architecture and Crimson Architectural Historians' British Pavilion for the Venice Architecture Biennale in 2014.
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1. Young Architects Programmes: Testing, testing, testing... Interview 1: The Living Interview 2: GUN Architects 2. Public Realm and Engagement: Facilitating Possibilities and Animating Places Interview 3: We Made That Interview 4: The Decorators Perspective by Shumi Bose 3. Playful Storytellers: Digging Deeper and Building Narratives Interview 5: Aberrant Architecture Interview 6: Studio Weave 4. Collectives and Self-initiated Projects: Making it up as you go along Interview 7: Assemble Interview 8: EXYZT Interview 9: Practice Architecture Perspective by Mariana Pestana 'Building Alternative Possible Worlds with Temporary Projects' 5. Participative Building and Materiality: Scarcity of Resources and a Platform for Communication Interview 10: Folke Kobberling and Martin Kaltwasser Interview 11: Plastique Fantastique 6. The Art World and Temporary Architecture: The Meeting of Two Disciplines Interview 12: GRUPPE Interview 13: Morag Myerscough Perspective by Cany Ash 'Learning from Canning Town Caravanserai: a temporary town and its legacy'
1. Young Architects Programmes: Testing, testing, testing... Interview 1: The Living Interview 2: GUN Architects 2. Public Realm and Engagement: Facilitating Possibilities and Animating Places Interview 3: We Made That Interview 4: The Decorators Perspective by Shumi Bose 3. Playful Storytellers: Digging Deeper and Building Narratives Interview 5: Aberrant Architecture Interview 6: Studio Weave 4. Collectives and Self-initiated Projects: Making it up as you go along Interview 7: Assemble Interview 8: EXYZT Interview 9: Practice Architecture Perspective by Mariana Pestana 'Building Alternative Possible Worlds with Temporary Projects' 5. Participative Building and Materiality: Scarcity of Resources and a Platform for Communication Interview 10: Folke Kobberling and Martin Kaltwasser Interview 11: Plastique Fantastique 6. The Art World and Temporary Architecture: The Meeting of Two Disciplines Interview 12: GRUPPE Interview 13: Morag Myerscough Perspective by Cany Ash 'Learning from Canning Town Caravanserai: a temporary town and its legacy'
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