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The isolation of the self; the sacrosanct object; the solitude of ‘outstanding’ architecture. Are these signs of a moribund culture? If so, where did our vitality go? Can we find it in other domains? Can we re-animate, re-infuse ourselves with energy? Read how reality seeps through our unassailable myths and penetrates our splendid isolation.


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3Coming up… (Editorial)

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4Designing to Socialize: The reluctant return to ‘us’

Ole Bouman
13 Markus Miessen in conversation with Hans Ulrich Obrist

Markus Miessen, Hans Ulrich Obrist
14A portable exhibition to break through your splendid isolation

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16Academia

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16Manifesta School

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17Easa

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18Fondazione Pistoletti: Cittadellarte

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19Log

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20Congregate

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20Host

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21Solidarize

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21 25. Live 8 + Make Poverty

Picnic at the Pantheon
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Khumba Mela
24Guerilla Girls: Women of Europe

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26Jeremy Gilley: Peace One Day

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27Kees Grootenboer: Hospital in Chiapas

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28Neighbourize

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28Artgineering: Nation de la Nationale 4

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29Gated community

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30i WIMBY !: Heerlijkheid Hoogvliet

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31Architectuurstudio Herman Hertzberger: Grammar school Titaan, Hoorn

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32Dating

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32Elena Simons: My ideal man

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33Stadsschouwburg: Blind date

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34Dating tools

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35Skim.com: 001199@skim.com

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36Engage

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36Jeanne van Heeswijk: Works 1993-2004, Typologies and Capacities

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38Alicia Framis: Mamamen

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39Association for Community Design: Indian Housing Initiative

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40Open Source

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40SuperFlex: Free beer

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41The Blackspot Anti-corporation: Blackspot

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42Matt: Mr Wong’s Soup’Partment

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43Volume: Volume online editorial meeting

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44DIT (Do It Together)

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44Fat: DIY guide

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45Millard and Linda Fuller: Habitat for Humanity International

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46Exyzt.org: Service Public

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47Laphroaig

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48Dynamicity: Tactics for a Changing Metropolis

Emiliano Gandoli
50Sharing domains

Atelier Bow-wow
52Organizing the region

Chora
54Inhabited landscapes

Actar Arquitectura
56Activating the dinosaur

ON/Osservatorio Nomade
AShareware! A portable exhibition of ideas

CThe C-LAB case file on Leaks

Benedict Clouette, Bridget Hanna, Jeffrey Inaba, J
DAMO Bulletin on Democracy: Present and Future

Brendan McGetrick, Todd Reisz, Olivia Fontanetti,

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