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Authors |
| 3 | Doing Nothing is Almost All Right. (Editorial) | Ole Bouman |
| 5 | Reprogramming Architecture | Ilka & Andreas Ruby |
| 21 | Architecture is Too Important to Leave to the Architects. A conversation with Giancarlo De Carlo | Ole Bouman, Roemer van Toorn |
| 27 | C-LAB case file: Almost Nothings. | |
| 28 | Towards a History of Quantity | Mark Wigley |
| 32 | Invisible Activators | Laura Kurgan |
| 35 | Dust and Space | Bettina Vismann |
| 38 | Under Constraint | Enrique Walker |
| 40 | A Few Centimeters of Asphalt | Mirko Zardini |
| 42 | Not Everything | Keller Easterling |
| 43 | Forced to Do (almost) Nothing | Martine de Maeseneer |
| 45 | A Special Pop Encore | |
| 47 | Borrowed Scenery: In the footsteps of Laurie Anderson | Thomas Daniell |
| 51 | From ‘The exploding concrete inevitable’ to ‘Lou Reed and the Casa da Musica’. | Sam Jacob |
| B | The AMO Bulletin and the Oil&Gas World Map | Brendan McGetrick, Mendel Robbers, Todd Reisz |
| C | Urbanism of Victims. Unknown urbanity in China – Village within the City a research paper by the Berlage Institute in collaboration with Volume | Yushi Uehara, Arjen Oosterman (introduction) |
| D | Devant moi, le déluge. A deck of cards with images taken from the cultural history of The Flood, on the occasion of and in collaboration with the 2nd | Carlos Betancourth (essay), Ole Bouman (introducti |
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