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Guiding – as it is commonly understood – is not about creating; it’s about helping. The guide has no goal other than to lead someone safely to the destiny of their choice. The guide is skilled; he or she actually can lead the way, but does so without ambition beyond delivering quality service. The guide sells safety where risk is involved.

With The Guide, VOLUME presents a diverse collection of guides and attempts to guide. From strange maps, bike tours and magnetic navigation belts to the conception of Paris’ 13th arrondissement as a series of islands; here, the guide is understood as not simply a service or selling point, but as an exploratory tool, a generator for a proactive engagement with the city.

As a supplement to this issue of VOLUME, we also present the separate publication Beyroutes, a guidebook to Beirut, one of the grand capitals of the Middle East.


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4Preliminary Traverse Map of the Landing Site

Strange Maps
2The Guide Principle

Arjen Oosterman
3City Guide

Arjen Oosterman
6City Beyond Planning

Jan van Grunsven
12Guiding the Guide

Ole Bouman
13Here and There - a horizonless projection in Manhattan

Strange Maps
14Guided by Unbuilt Ambition

Rory Hyde / Kate Rhodes
20Publishing Practices

Michael Kubo
27Architecture Left to its Own Devices

Edwin Gardner
30World Waters with Un-interrupted (!) Oceanographies

Strange Maps
32Metropolis Guides

34Archis as Guide: Aldo van Eyck Playground Tour 2009

Jonathan Hanahan / Rory Hyde
47Realness: On Russian Guides and World Cities

Anastassia Sverlova
52A Lighthouse for Lampedusa

Thomas Kilpper
54Istanbul: Talking over the Strait

Lucy Bullivant
60Turning Left and Turning Right

Louisa Bufadeci
62Guided by Another Hope

Interview with Charles Esche
65North Sea Drainage Project to Increase Area of Europe

Strange Maps
66Vital Statistics of a Deadly Campaign: The Minard Map

Strange Maps
68Feeling Your Way Around

Sunny Bains
71Atlas of Love and Hate

Detroit Unreal Estate Agency
73Detroit Relations

Andrew Herscher
79The Detroit Bureau of Tourism

Nick Tobier
85Sub_City Cookbook

Marc Maxey
89Free Speech Karaoke

Shelby Boffett and Robert Smiley Jr
91Speramus Meliora

Jimini Hignett
95United Nations of Detroit

Andrew Herscher
97Poetic Justice

The Alternative Press
101Geography of Absence: The Detroit Tour-Missed Map

Craig Wilkins
103Future Postman

Lado Darakhvelidze
105We Almost Lost Detroit

Christian Ernsten / Edwin Gardner / Joost Janmaat
109The Walk-In Portrait Studio

Corine Vermeulen / Femke Lutgerink
115Unreal Estate of the Realm

Mireille Roddier
128Colophon

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