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| 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 |
Mine the GapArchitecture of Consequence: Dutch Designs on the Future
Heart and Revolution: ways of visioning the City of Tomorrow (Day 2)Tomorrow, Day 1(Un)Comfort zonesNAi Debates on Tour: The African city center and its futureBeyond the Digital Turn
Collective City (3) Suburbia After the Crash (4) Sustainability Reloaded (31) The Moon (1)
bookmarked on: Tuesday, 9 March 2010, 02:39 | Mapping Architectural Controversies
Mapping Architectural Controversies (MAC) is an interactive website dedicated to students and researchers working on controversies surrounding design projects, buildings, master plans, and urban and development issues. Documenting and visualising recent controversies in architecture, it also aims to address a broader audience interested in the design of cities, spatial networks and built environments as well as planners, representatives of city government, NGOs and citizens. As it is a part of the EU-funded project MACOSPOL, Mapping Architectural Controversies draws on a variety of documental sources and visual methods to explore the multifarious connections of architecture and society.
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