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	2009, 4	Volume	22	The Guide	Archis + C-Lab + AMO	Archis Publishers	>details
In this issue 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. All articles in this issue Writers Strange Maps, Arjen Oosterman , Jan van Grunsven, Ole Bouman, Rory Hyde / Kate Rhodes, Michael Kubo, Edwin Gardner, Jonathan Hanahan / Rory Hyde, Anastassia Sverlova, Thomas Kilpper, Lucy Bullivant, Louisa Bufadeci, Interview with Charles Esche, Sunny Bains, Detroit Unreal Estate Agency, Andrew Herscher, Nick Tobier, Marc Maxey, Shelby Boffett and Robert Smiley Jr, Jimini Hignett, The Alternative Press, Craig Wilkins, Lado Darakhvelidze, Christian Ernsten / Edwin Gardner / Joost Janmaat, Corine Vermeulen / Femke Lutgerink, Mireille Roddier,     Page Articles Authors   4 Preliminary Traverse Map of the Landing Site Strange Maps 2 The Guide Principle Arjen Oosterman 3 City Guide Arjen Oosterman 6 City Beyond Planning Jan van Grunsven 12 Guiding the Guide Ole Bouman 13 Here and There - a horizonless projection in Manhattan Strange Maps 14 Guided by Unbuilt Ambition Rory Hyde / Kate Rhodes 20 Publishing Practices Michael Kubo 27 Architecture Left to its Own Devices Edwin Gardner 30 World Waters with Un-interrupted (!) Oceanographies Strange Maps 32 Metropolis Guides 34 Archis as Guide: Aldo van Eyck Playground Tour 2009 Jonathan Hanahan / Rory Hyde 47 Realness: On Russian Guides and World Cities Anastassia Sverlova 52 A Lighthouse for Lampedusa Thomas Kilpper 54 Istanbul: Talking over the Strait Lucy Bullivant 60 Turning Left and Turning Right Louisa Bufadeci 62 Guided by Another Hope Interview with Charles Esche 65 North Sea Drainage Project to Increase Area of Europe Strange Maps 66 Vital Statistics of a Deadly Campaign: The Minard Map Strange Maps 68 Feeling Your Way Around Sunny Bains 71 Atlas of Love and Hate Detroit Unreal Estate Agency 73 Detroit Relations Andrew Herscher 79 The Detroit Bureau of Tourism Nick Tobier 85 Sub_City Cookbook Marc Maxey 89 Free Speech Karaoke Shelby Boffett and Robert Smiley Jr 91 Speramus Meliora Jimini Hignett 95 United Nations of Detroit Andrew Herscher 97 Poetic Justice The Alternative Press 101 Geography of Absence: The Detroit Tour-Missed Map Craig Wilkins 103 Future Postman Lado Darakhvelidze 105 We Almost Lost Detroit Christian Ernsten / Edwin Gardner / Joost Janmaat 109 The Walk-In Portrait Studio Corine Vermeulen / Femke Lutgerink 115 Unreal Estate of the Realm Mireille Roddier 128 Colophon
	2009, 3	Volume	21	The Block	Archis + AMO + C-Lab + Collective City	Archis Publishers	>details
In this issue Vast urbanizations in developed, developing and under-development countries have one common denominator: an immediate need for quality housing. Housing the billions: never before were those involved in architecture and construction confronted with such a challenge. A one-fits-all solution seems unthinkable since most mass housing schemes in the past failed and originated in dictatorship or total absence of power. Based on an analysis of one of the housing experiments of the past, the Soviet Microrayon, Volume proposes a new prototype. A housing block, which is custom-made but mass-produced and conceived via open source standards. All articles in this issue Writers Arjen Oosterman , Simon Pennec, Michael Wolf, Bart Goldhoorn / Alexander Sverdlov, Anna Bronovitskaya, Nikita Khrushchev, Bart Goldhoorn, Dimitrij Zadorin, Aleksei Naroditski, John Howard / Ron Smith / Tom Frame, Maria Lewicka / Katarzyna Zaborska, Ines Weizman, Henry Ng / Simon Pennec, Students MaHKU, Theo Deutinger, Bert de Muynck, Interview with Friso de Zeeuw, Rob Dettingmeijer, Supersudaca Reports #1, Interview with Pi de Bruijn, Leslie Kavanaugh, Isa Andreu, Dirk van den Heuvel, James C. Scott, Partizan Publik, Francois Blanciak,     Page Articles Authors   2 Editorial Arjen Oosterman 3 World Apartment Living Simon Pennec 4 World Housing Shortage Simon Pennec 6 Blocks Michael Wolf 14 Microrayon: Transformations of the Soviet City Under Capitalism Bart Goldhoorn / Alexander Sverdlov 19 Open City: The Soviet Experiment Anna Bronovitskaya 26 Industrialised Building Speech, 1954 Nikita Khrushchev 36 Comments on Khrushchev’s Speech Bart Goldhoorn 27 Microrayon Handbook Dimitrij Zadorin 37 Mass Housing in France Simon Pennec 38 Microrayon Aleksei Naroditski 42 War of the Blocks John Howard / Ron Smith / Tom Frame 48 Gated Communities in Warsaw Maria Lewicka / Katarzyna Zaborska 56 Rumors about life in Leipzig Grünau Ines Weizman 63 Mass Housing Guide Henry Ng / Simon Pennec 82 Block City Bart Goldhoorn 96 Mass Housing on the Silver Screen Simon Pennec 98 Standards, Classes, Formats Bart Goldhoorn 104 Rooftop Hop Students MaHKU 106 Open Building A La Russe Bart Goldhoorn 110 Comments on Goldhoorn 1 Theo Deutinger 113 Comments on Goldhoorn 2 Bert de Muynck 114 Area Development 2.0 Interview with Friso de Zeeuw 116 Art or Craft Rob Dettingmeijer 121 L.A. Collective Supersudaca Reports #1 148 Vitality Through Free Spirits Interview with Pi de Bruijn 150 The Average European Theo Deutinger 151 Collectivity, or Why Can’t Just All Get Along? Leslie Kavanaugh 154 Isa Andreu vs. Gropiusstadt Isa Andreu 156 Le Plus Grand Nombre Dirk van den Heuvel 160 Societies o Rejected Standards James C. Scott 163 Microrayon Living Partizan Publik + Forms Francois Blanciak
	2009, 2	Volume	20	Storytelling	Archis + AMO + C-Lab	Archis Publishers	>details
In this issue This past year numerous dramas have competed for our attention: sub-prime mortgages, banking meltdown, bailout, stimulus, pandemic, bankruptcy. The all-consuming effort to follow these events seldom leaves a moment to contemplate the explanations themselves. What is the stated dilemma, context or motive for any one of these problems? And most importantly, how does a problem’s formulation determine its proposed solution? Volume 20 is dedicated to the art of storytelling. It presents the storylines of current events and architecture to show that while the truth is important, so is the ability of fiction to elevate fact. Perhaps the best way to understand our era is through narratives that distort, pervert and animate reality? All articles in this issue Writers Jeffrey Inaba, C-Lab, Denari Neil , Joseph Tainter, Janette Kim and Erik Carver, Simpson Deane , McCarthy Tom , McMorrough John , McLeman Robert , Smiljan Radic (Arch) and Gonzalo Puga (Photo), Manaugh Geoff , Thompson Nato , Oswald Andrew , Dean Roger , Hardwicke Catherine , McKean Dave , Scott Christopher A. , Stein Stephanie von , Jun Jiang , Ingels Bjarke , Allais Lucia , Lemann Nicholas , Rosen Jay , Lapham Lewis H. ,     Page Articles Authors   2 Editorial Jeffrey Inaba 4 Make Believe C-Lab 8 Sleeping Beauty: The Rewrite C-Lab 12 Character Development C-Lab 14 All's Fair in Love and War C-Lab 18 Hush Little Baby, Don't You Cry C-Lab 21 Volume Asks PS 123 What They Read This Summer C-Lab 22 Tokyo Asleep Denari, Neil 26 Crises of Complexity Joseph Tainter 29 Crisis in Crisis: Biosphere 2's Contested Ecologies Janette Kim and Erik Carver 34 The Endless Vacation Simpson, Deane 38 Symbolic Remainder McCarthy, Tom 40 Design for the Apocalypse McMorrough, John 43 There's No Place to Roam C-Lab 54 The Promised Land McLeman, Robert 56 Imaginario Constructivo Smiljan Radic (Arch) and Gonzalo Puga (Photo) 58 Foreclosed Homes Manaugh, Geoff 65 Warren County Leaflet 81 Won't You Be My Neighbor? Thompson, Nato 82 If You Go There Will Be Trouble, An' If You Stay There Will Be Double Oswald, Andrew 85 Yes Stories Dean, Roger 92 Age of Reason Hardwicke, Catherine 95 Facing the Crisis C-Lab 96 Staremaster McKean, Dave 100 The Technology Narrative C-Lab 110 Liquid Pro Quo Scott, Christopher A. 112 Waterkeepers Stein, Stephanie von 114 China's Sustainability: Asynchronous Revolutions Jun, Jiang 118 Wish Upon a Star C-Lab 120 Welfairy Tales Ingels, Bjarke 125 Waves of Mermaid Mutilation C-Lab 126 International Style Heritage Allais, Lucia 133 Alibi: Isle de San Cristobal de Grout C-Lab 145 News Report Lemann, Nicholas 148 Fact and Friction Rosen, Jay 150 Letters From the Editor Lapham, Lewis H.
	2009, 1	Volume	19	Architecture of Hope	Archis + AMO + C-LAB + Design2context	Archis Publishers	>details
In this issue ‘Main Street is almost all right’ wrote Robert Venturi promoting the messy vitality of the built environment of the ordinary. The ambiguity of society, its causality and its improvisations meant the acknowledgement of a diversity of practices: top-down interventions + subcultures + minority expressions + subversive acts + … Redefining the common goods, their ethics, their aesthetics and their economics start with writing stories of architecture that encapsulate the manifold experiences of the city. Thus, an architectural task in which space design and design of a new collective dream, myth or scenario about who we are and what we desire to be is interrelated. Volume 19: Is identity the issue? All articles in this issue Writers Oosterman Arjen , Jodice Francesco, Boomkens René , Bittner Regina , Stämpfli Regula, d’Hooghe Alexander , Jarzombek Mark, Schuller Gerlinde , McGetrick Brendan, Jenkins Henry, Laitio Tommi , Smith-Vermeulen Corine, Hector Torres Casado , No Academy, Hertzberger Herman , Barrie David , Erko?u Ergün and Cihan Bu daci, Mattern Shannon , de Vet Annelys , Evert Ypma Daniel van der Velden, Gardner Edwin , Ypma Evert , Woodford Tanner , Herregraven Femke , Bonini Lessing Emanuela, Heptonstall Simon , Vasseur Xavier , Mutzbauer Barbara and Evert Ypma, Sturm Bernard ,     Page Articles Authors   2 Architecture of Hope (editorial) Oosterman, Arjen 4 Crossing Jodice, Francesco 12 The New Disorder of Creolization Boomkens, René 20 The Spectator's City Bittner, Regina 26 Seeing Diversity? Stämpfli, Regula 36 The Case for the Big Box d’Hooghe, Alexander 42 Architecture: A Failed Discipline Jarzombek, Mark 46 The Network Structure of Obamania. Schuller, Gerlinde 50 Barack Obama Inauguration Address Autopsy McGetrick, Brendan 56 Transmedia storytelling Jenkins, Henry 60 EasyEurope: The Young Continent Laitio, Tommi 64 Pimped Cars Smith-Vermeulen, Corine 67 A Challenge of Difference. Hector Torres Casado 73 No Academy Manifesto No Academy 82 Open Identity Hertzberger, Herman 86 Öa Foreign Correspondent Writes Barrie, David 90 Polder Mosque Debate Erko?u, Ergün and Cihan Bu daci 96 Font of a Nation Creating Mattern, Shannon 106 A Subjective Atlas of Serbia de Vet, Annelys 116 Nations Re-nationalized Evert Ypma, Daniel van der Velden 122 No Need for Architecture, We got facebook now Gardner, Edwin 124 Retooling Identity Production Ypma, Evert 127 Brand Identities Through the Day Woodford, Tanner 128 Negotiated Belonging Herregraven, Femke 132 From Corporate Identity to City Branding Bonini Lessing, Emanuela 134 Tailfins and Telephones Heptonstall, Simon 140 Is There Signage Without Pictograms? Vasseur, Xavier 144 Identity City Mutzbauer, Barbara and Evert Ypma 146 Lost in Orientation Sturm, Bernard
	2008, 4	Volume	18	After Zero	Archis + AMO + C-LAB	Archis Publishers	>details
In this issue Originally a wacko, hippy-esque ideology, 'sustainability' - aka 'eco-friendly' or 'green' - has now become globally accepted. But as what - an environmental urgency, a political issue, a technical problem, a historic destiny, a new world order? And what are the consequences of this acceptance? The sustainability consensus is dangerous since the concept has no political content and can be used for any cause. Carbon neutrality and zero emissions are like magic formulas, cover-ups for complicated ethical questions about the inequalities in our societies.Yet striving for zeros or hiding in neutrality does not lead to a better life in a more desirable house in a superior city for everyone.After Zero is not about design inspired by the fear of tsunamis or Katrinas. Volume proposes an understanding of our society beyond zero. To kick off we discuss two perspectives: sustainability in a post-capitalist city and the potential of urban agriculture. All articles in this issue Writers Oosterman Arjen, Catsaros Christophe, Fernández John E., Pyla Panayiota, Geuze Adriaan, Genso Tokyo, Wall Ronald Sean, Djalali Amir with Piet Vollaard, Žižek Slavoj, Boeri Stefano, Nouwens Monica, Trummer Peter, Roberts John, Daniell Thomas, Meindertsma Christien, Russell Harriet, Ricuperati Gianluigi, Butcher Clare and Joost Janmaat, Herscher Andrew, Roddier Mireille, Potrc Marjetica, Blom Peter, Mayer Aric, Seebode Dorothea, Griffioen Aetzel, Lassiter Sherry, Solomon Debra, Buijs Steef, Bohn Katrin and Andre Viljoen, Van Bergen Kolpa Architects, Pasquali Michela, Lord Erika Jacobs, Stanton Michael, Brennen Andrea and Zachary Lamb, Palmesino John and Ann-Sofi Rönnskog, Mensvoort Koert van, Printed issue     Page Articles Authors   2 Editorial Oosterman, Arjen 4 Sustainable is Good, Sustainable Luxury is Better Catsaros, Christophe 6 Beyond Zero Fernández, John E. 14 Counter-Histories of Sustainability Pyla, Panayiota 18 The Enterprising Civil Engineer InterviewwithPeterBlom Geuze, Adriaan 24 Destroyed Japanese Welfare Genso, Tokyo 26 Get the Balance Right! Wall, Ronald Sean 33 The Complex History of Sustainability Djalali, Amir with Piet Vollaard 42 Censorship Today Žižek, Slavoj 56 Down from the Stand Boeri, Stefano 59 Food not Bombs Nouwens, Monica 68 Population Thinking in an Age of Bio-Politics Trummer, Peter 72 Yes We Can... Up to a Point Roberts, John 76 Back to the Future: the Edo Biosphere Daniell, Thomas 80 Pig Story Meindertsma, Christien 84 Oil Story Russell, Harriet 88 Prison Break in a Ruined Tower Ricuperati, Gianluigi 92 Tagging Cloud Butcher, Clare and Joost Janmaat 94 Detroit Unreal Estate Agency Herscher, Andrew 98 Glossarial Comments on the Post-Capitalist City Roddier, Mireille 100 Survival Strategies and Community Building in Post-Capitalism Potrc, Marjetica 112 Investing in the Quality of Live Blom, Peter 116 Aesthetics of Catastrophe Mayer, Aric 120 Disruptive Innovation Seebode, Dorothea 122 Untying Cradle to Cradle Griffioen, Aetzel 126 DIY 2.0 Lassiter, Sherry 132 Cultured and Landscaped Urban Agriculture Solomon, Debra 138 Metropolitan Agriculture and Global Food Problem Buijs, Steef 140 Continuous Productive Urban Landscape Bohn, Katrin and Andre Viljoen 146 Food and the Randstad Metropolis Van Bergen Kolpa Architects 150 Loisaida Gardens Pasquali, Michela 154 Sustainability in Practice Lord, Erika Jacobs 160 Vanitas. Venice Biennale 2008 Stanton, Michael + Green Architecture Guide Brennen, Andrea and Zachary Lamb + Toward a Territorial Agency: a Case for the Markermeer Palmesino, John and Ann-Sofi Rönnskog 13 Next Nature Mensvoort, Koert van
	2008, 3	Volume	17	Content Management	Archis + AMO + C-LAB	Archis Publishers	>details
In this issue At the close of this era of expansion and surplus Volume speculates on one of the period's emblematic inventions: Content Management, or the collecting, organizing and sharing of digital information. Our retrospective appraisal of recent developments in the managing of information offers inside into the ability of Content Management to serve the current realities of digital abundance and material shortage, and to protect both vast and extremely limited quantities. All articles in this issue Writers Inaba Jeffrey, Wigley Mark , Smedt Julien De , Muller Lars , Daalder Rene , Basar Shumon , Anderson Chris , Goldberg Ken , Maddow Rachel, Huffington Arianna , C-Lab , Abu El Haj Nadia , Grima Joseph , Simmons Marc , Domeisen Oliver , Zaera Polo Alejandro , Govan Michael , Herzog Jacques , AOC , Abalos Inaki , Vogt Landscape Architects , Montebello Philippe de , Marcopoulos Ari , Oosterman Arjen, Printed issue     Page Articles Authors   2 Introduction Inaba, Jeffrey 10 The Architecture of Content Management Wigley, Mark 14 Mismanagement Smedt, Julien De 18 Operating Manuals Muller, Lars 22 A New Mind for an Aging Species Daalder, Rene 26 The Strange Condition of Contemporary Content-Crisis Basar, Shumon 28 Rank and File Anderson, Chris 32 In Media Res Goldberg, Ken 36 The Rachel Maddow Show Maddow, Rachel 40 News Update Huffington, Arianna 44 World Heritage: Oryx or Goat? C-Lab 60 The Big Dig Abu El Haj, Nadia 64 Categorizing the City Grima, Joseph 66 Technically Speaking Simmons, Marc 72 Communicating Content Domeisen, Oliver 76 The Politics of the Envelope ‚Äì A Political Critique of Materialism Zaera Polo, Alejandro 106 Art as Urbanism Govan, Michael 110 Architecture is Merciless Herzog, Jacques 114 Talk of the Town AOC 118 Life Support Abalos, Inaki 122 Transplants Vogt Landscape Architects 128 Seeds of Paranoia C-Lab 142 Still Metropolitan After All These Years Montebello, Philippe de 146 Content Management Marcopoulos, Ari 152 Faculties for Architecture Oosterman, Arjen
	2008, 2	Volume	16	Engineering Society	Archis + AMO + C-LAB + OSE	Archis Publishers	>details
In this issue Just as there was a time before the book, there will also be a time after it. In this issue 'The Last Book' project is taken up, but as to the consequences of publishing exclusively online - the loss of filters such as the publisher, editor and publication costs - we can only guess. Yet it is clear that our centuries old house of knowledge is undergoing a fundamental renovation, beginning with the solid base of the library. All articles in this issue Writers Oosterman Arjen, Lange Dick de, Ernsten Christian and Joost Janmaat, Scott James C., Kwame Desmond, Duyvendak Jan Willem, Thompson Bill, Weizman Eyal, Bunyan Christian, Uitermark Justus, Heindl Gaby and Drehli Robnik, Bullen Andrew, Bauwens Michel, Djalali Amir, Graaf Reinier de, Lewis Matt, Mars Neville, Aureli Pier Vittorio, Heester Jeroen, Wassenaar Steven, Urban-Think Tank, Vanstiphout Wouter, Gerritsen Erik and Jeroen de Lange, Gardner Edwin, Hight Jeremy, Office for Social Engineering, Dool Joos van den, Printed issue     Page Articles Authors   2 Planning Paradise Oosterman, Arjen 3 Principles of Great Stories Lange, Dick de 6 User City in a Voter World Ernsten, Christian and Joost Janmaat 10 Seeing Like a Society Interview with James C. Scott Scott, James C. 14 Operation Murambatsvina Kwame, Desmond 22 Engineering Trust Duyvendak, Jan Willem 26 The Space of Experience Thompson, Bill 30 Epistemological Attack! Weizman, Eyal 32 Amateur as Pioneer Bunyan, Christian 34 Disperse and Rule Uitermark, Justus 38 The Mighty Model Heindl, Gaby and Drehli Robnik 44 After Post, Ex, Neo, End and Re Ernsten, Christian and Joost Janmaat 46 Media Labs and Open Societies Bullen, Andrew 52 Designing Society: Peer 2 Peer Bauwens, Michel 56 20th century’s Utopian Architecture Djalali, Amir 68 Up-Tempo Urbanism Interview with Reinier de Graaf Graaf, Reinier de 74 Packaging Utopian Sustainability Lewis, Matt 78 Chinese Dreams Mars, Neville 84 Manifesto or City Interview with Pier Vittorio Aureli Aureli, Pier Vittorio 90 Free Urbanism Heester, Jeroen 96 Slums and Slabs Wassenaar, Steven 108 1 in 23 Urban-Think Tank 116 A Retroactive Lens on the Bijlmermeer Vanstiphout, Wouter 122 Smart Governance Gerritsen, Erik and Jeroen de Lange 126 Who’s in Control? Oosterman, Arjen 128 How Sim City Changed the Game of Planning Gardner, Edwin 130 A New Arena for Collective Activism Hight, Jeremy 136 Social Engineering in the Amsterdam Metropolis Office for Social Engineering 154 From the Volume Archive Dool, Joos van den
	2008, 1	Volume	15	Destination Library	Archis + AMO + C-LAB	Archis Publishers	>details
In this issue Once there was life without books. It's hard to imagine what that must have been like: an age of stories and knowledge of the world which stretched no farther than a day's walk. The introduction of the written source constituted nothing less than the creation of a time and space capsule. The story, the idea, insight, knowledge were suddenly free of their messenger and were all able to bridge distances, able to surface, vanish and reappear. All articles in this issue Writers Oosterman Arjen, Beasley Gerald, Manaugh Geoff and Nicola Twilley, Bruijnzeels Rob, Ho_fer Candida, Camnitzer Luis, Lovink Geert, Cousins Gill Cousins, AESD, Garcia Charles, Nouwens Monica, Heuvel Charles van den, Daniell Thomas, Suzuki Akira, Burry Mark, Burry Charles, Young Amanda, Harris Verne, Ernsten Chris, Miessen Markus, Murray Noeleen with commentary by Hilton Judin, Oosterman Arjen and Christian Ernsten, Printed issue     Page Articles Authors   2 Editorial Oosterman, Arjen 4 A Rising Tide Floats all Ships Beasley, Gerald 8 Useless Libraries Manaugh, Geoff and Nicola Twilley 10 Design Criteria for the Library of Tomorrow Bruijnzeels, Rob 13 Rooms Ho_fer, Candida 18 Library Design Guides 22 The Last Book Camnitzer, Luis 32 Knowledge Struggle: the People vs. the Internet Lovink, Geert 34 Search and Access: Google Books, interview with Dan Clancy Oosterman, Arjen 37 Interview with Gill Cousins Cousins, Gill Cousins 38 The Virtual Graveyard AESD 42 Future Typologies for Banned Books Garcia, Charles 46 Readers Nouwens, Monica 48 Architectures of Global Knowledge: The Mundaneum and the World Wide Web Heuvel, Charles van den 54 Bibliotheca Alexandrina 60 Beyond the Virtual Body, interview with Toyo Ito Daniell, Thomas 66 smt 2.0. Upgrading the Sendai Mediatheque to Produce an Archive for the Folksonomy Era Suzuki, Akira 70 A Library Like a City Square, interview with Jo Coenen Oosterman, Arjen 76 The Persistance of Papier Burry, Mark 82 Room for Reading Burry, Charles 90 Local Libraries Young, Amanda 92 Mobile Library 96 The Hospitable Archivist Harris, Verne 102 Museo Obrist or the Library of the Future, interview with Hans Ulrich Obrist Ernsten, Chris 107 A Protest Against Forgetting: The Making of the Tschlin Library Miessen, Markus 112 After Blank_: Composing a Postcolonial Canon? Murray, Noeleen with commentary by Hilton Judin 117 Secure City, Public City 138 Back to the Polis: Neurath and Participatory Knowledge Systems. A conversation with Nader Vossoughian and Arno van Roosmalen Oosterman, Arjen and Christian Ernsten
	2007, 4	Volume	14	Unsolicited Architecture	Archis + AMO + C-LAB + MIT	Archis Publishers	>details
In this issue In order to actively grapple with the challenges of our age, architects have to transform themselves from extremely competent executors of assignments into entrepreneurs and producers. This issue of Volume discusses essential tools to reclaim professional autonomy. In the first part, Volume sits 'Around the table' with forward-thinking practitioners who see a different role and responsibility for architects. The central part presents the portfolio of the Office for Unsolicited Architecture founded by Ole Bouman and students of MIT. The third part marks the unsolicited world according to young architects and artists from around the globe. All articles in this issue Writers Volume, Gardner Edwin and Arjen Oosterman, Oosterman Arjen, Gardner Edwin, Shamiyeh Michael, Bouman Ole, Brennen Andrea John Snavely Ryan Murphy and oth, L.E.F.T. Architects, THCM team, Finoki Bryan, Ernsten Christian and Andrea Giacomelli Prototyp, As_kamija Azra, Korfmann Katrin, Velden Daniel van der, Sedlacÿ ek Sas_o, Kripa Ersela and Stephen Mueller, Demaray Elizabeth, Studio Beirut, Printed issue     Page Articles Authors   8 Around the table, Volume Speaks with Volume 10 Around the table: Architect - Matthijs Bouw Gardner, Edwin and Arjen Oosterman 2 Editorial: A profession apart Oosterman, Arjen 11 Around the table: Building Manager - Dik Smits Gardner, Edwin 13 Around the table: Building Expert - Hugo Priemus Gardner, Edwin 14 Around the table: Cultural Economist - Arjo Klamer Gardner, Edwin and Arjen Oosterman 16 Around the table: Landscape Architects - Kristian Koreman and Elma van Boxel Oosterman, Arjen 22 Design New Futures Shamiyeh, Michael 26 Unsolicited, or: The New Autonomy of Architecture Bouman, Ole 29 Office for Unsolicited Architecture - Portfolio Brennen, Andrea, John Snavely, Ryan Murphy and oth 74 Offshore Urbanism L.E.F.T. Architects 102 PRAudioguide THCM team 112 Subversive Border Suture Finoki, Bryan 120 Rebellious Cartography Ernsten, Christian and Andrea Giacomelli, Prototyp 124 Nomadic Mosque As_kamija, Azra 126 Public Cube Korfmann, Katrin 128 Logo Parc Velden, Daniel van der 132 Beggar Sedlacÿ ek, Sas_o 134 Nation Building Aesthetics Kripa, Ersela and Stephen Mueller 137 Hand Up Demaray, Elizabeth 138 On the Roof Oosterman, Arjen 142 Space Rebels 145 Noise Magazine #2 Studio Beirut
	2007, 3	Volume	13	Ambition	Archis + AMO + C-LAB	Archis Publishers	>details
In this issue Our field, and perhaps every field, is defined by ambition. to know ourselves we have to know ambition. But ambition is far from simple. It is never straightforward, never the singular drive it appears to be. Rather, it is a set of interacting forces in which often the means are mistaken for ends. This issue of Volume on Ambition offers a preliminary map of what has become a landscape of misguided purpose. All articles in this issue Writers Inaba Jeffrey, Wigley Mark, Levitt Danielle, C-Lab, Inaba Jeffrey and Benedict Clouette, Inaba Jeffrey and Harmony Murphy, Wrange Mans / OMBUD, Easterling Keller, Oosterman Arjen, Bonami Francesco, Lavin Sylvia, Wysocan Paul, Gallo Vincent, Stern Robert A.M., Glasl Sascha, Kram/Weisshaar, Clouette Benedict, Inaba Jeffrey and Benedict Clouette, Eberle Todd, Read Martha, Roettinger Brian, Jeremijenko Natalie, Aitken Doug, Safran Yehuda E., Printed issue     Page Articles Authors   2 Science of Ambition 1 3 Editorial Inaba, Jeffrey 4 Science of Ambition 2 5 Mutations of Fame Wigley, Mark 9 Science of Ambition 3 10 Ambition after Celebrity Levitt, Danielle 14 Question for Karim Rashid C-Lab 16 Enjoy the Futures. Interview with Charles Jencks Inaba, Jeffrey and Benedict Clouette 19 Science of Ambition 4 20 Fifty Percent: In Defense of Public Relations. Questions for Laura Iloniemi, Lisetta Koe, Nancy Kleppel, Jessica Scaparotti and Elizabeth Kubany C-Lab 22 Conversation with Ben Katz Inaba, Jeffrey and Harmony Murphy 24 The Compromise House Wrange, Mans / OMBUD 28 The Knowledge Easterling, Keller 30 Tomorrow’s Faces, Today’s Ambitions. Archiprix International 2007 Oosterman, Arjen 33 Science of Ambition 5 34 Micro-scale and Macro Ambition. Interview with Momoyo Kaijima Inaba, Jeffrey and Benedict Clouette 38 Content and Discontent Bonami, Francesco 41 Science of Ambition 6 42 What Good Is a Bad Object? Lavin, Sylvia 47 C-Lab Presents: New Names by Wysocan, Paul 48 Yes Man. Interview with Bjarke Ingels Inaba, Jeffrey 53 Science of Ambition 7 54 Conversation with Vincent Gallo, Benjamin Bratton and Jeffrey Inaba. A Screenplay Gallo, Vincent 60 Maturing Ambition. Interview with Kevin Roche Inaba, Jeffrey 66 Richard Prince 72 Interview with Philip Johnson (Introduction by Kazys Varnelis) Stern, Robert A.M. 73 Science of Ambition 8 74 Hedged Ambition C-Lab 86 Give It Away Give It Away Give It Away Now! Souvenirs for a New Germany Glasl, Sascha 87 C-Lab Presents: Breeding Tables Kram/Weisshaar 88 Kazakhstan Alibi C-Lab 105 Science of Ambition 9 106 A Conversation Between Shohei Shigematsu and Mohsen Mostafavi with Margaret Arbanas and Benedict Clouette Clouette, Benedict 111 Science of Ambition 10 112 Ambition Then and Now. Interview with Thom Mayne Inaba, Jeffrey 116 Remembering Inaba, Jeffrey 117 Still Ambitious After All These Years. Interview with Jerry Brown Inaba, Jeffrey 120 Mediagenics. Interview with Elizabeth Diller Inaba, Jeffrey and Benedict Clouette 121 Opportunity. Interview with Alejandro Zaera Polo Inaba, Jeffrey 128 Architects Before the Make-up Eberle, Todd 134 Tonal Ambition. Brian Roettinger’s design for the Theremin Read, Martha 137 C-Lab Presents: Theremin Sans Roettinger, Brian 138 Richard Holbrooke, Architect C-Lab 144 Model Urban Development and Modeling Urban Development Jeremijenko, Natalie 148 Ambitious Acts Aitken, Doug 152 Ambition Safran, Yehuda E.
	2007, 2	Volume	12	Al Manakh 1	Archis + AMO + C-LAB + Moutamarat	Archis Publishers	>details
In this issue \The world is running out of places where it can start over.\ Rem KoolhaasAl Manakh offers a detailed analysis of the history, culture and architecture of The Gulf region including Kuwait, Bahrain, Qatar, Abu Dhabi, Dubai and Ras Al Khaimah and discusses the implications of the rapid development of these territories for the rest of the world. This is the first time that the unprecedented urban condition of this region has been comprehensively documented from diverse viewpoints and communicated to outside the region. Voices of architects, intellectuals and developers making the Gulf happen are represented in the numerous essays and interviews that accompany this richly illustrated study. Key figures such as, Rem Koolhaas, Ole Bouman, and Thomas Krens give their take on the current situation in The Gulf, along with their predictions for the future of this 'ultimate tabula rasa'. All articles in this issue Writers Malik Khalid Al, Bouman Ole, Koolhaas Rem, Moustafa Amer A., Kirchner Mark and Samia Rab, Rifki Fatih A. and Amer A. Moustafa, Mitchell Kevin, Katodrytis George, Karam Nadim and Atelier Hapsitus, X-Architects SMAQ, Kolo Jerry, Fitch Rodney, Domit Elie, Greenhalgh Tim, Till Majdoleen, AMO, Deutinger Theo, Reisz Todd, Graaf Reinier de, Kassa Sara and Natalie Al Shami, Mendis Bimal, Koolhaas Rem and Reinier de Graaf, Schulz-Dornburg Ursula, CRIT, Urban Think Tank, Goldhoorn Bart, Nouwens Monica, Mensink Jeroen, Devesa Ricardo, Princen Bas, Ardalan Nader, Roemers Martin, Gandolfi Emiliano, Torres Nadal Jose Maria, Ruby Andreas, Cremers Roger, Miessen Markus, Jun Jiang, Boeri Stefano, Printed issue     Page Articles Authors   3 Foreword Malik, Khalid Al 6 An Awakening in Dubai Bouman, Ole 7 Last Chance? Koolhaas, Rem 14 My Dubai Moustafa, Amer A. 18 An Arabian Night’s Fantasy, and that’s ok Kirchner, Mark and Samia Rab 23 Madinat Jumeirah and the Urban Experience in the Private City Rifki, Fatih A. and Amer A. Moustafa 30 Constructing Fact, Fantasy and Fiction Mitchell, Kevin 38 The Dubai Experiment Katodrytis, George 48 The Cloud of Dubai Karam, Nadim and Atelier Hapsitus 52 Project with the Secret Name X-Architects, SMAQ 58 The Necessity of an Enlightened City Kolo, Jerry 62 Designing Dubai’s Future I Fitch, Rodney 63 Designing Dubai’s Future II Domit, Elie 64 Design in Retail Greenhalgh, Tim 66 Branding the Gulf Till, Majdoleen 70 Regional Statistics AMO 72 Sizing the Gulf AMO 74 Economic Resources AMO 76 Gulf in Numbers AMO 78 How Much is a Billion? AMO 80 A Region in Brief Koolhaas, Rem 82 Gulf Histories: Kuwait, Bahrain, Qatar, Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Sharjah, Ras Al Khaimah AMO 152 Drawn in the Sand, John Harris, Dubai’s Pioneering Modernist AMO 168 Master Planning with a Land Rover, John Elliott, Town Planner of Abu Dhabi AMO 172 Growth Management, 50 Years of Transforming the Arab City AMO 184 Witness to Kuwait, Jeff de Lange’s Extended Expat Contract AMO 190 Fairness, Carlos Ott Forgets to Sign AMO 194 Frontline Koolhaas, Rem 204 Mohammed Sadiyyah, K&A AMO 208 Babji Rao, KEO AMO 212 Rory Hopkins, WATG AMO 216 Cityscape 2006 Report AMO 222 Gulf Skyline AMO 226 Wake Up, Sheikh Majed Al Sabah Wants to Save Cities AMO 230 SimplicityTM Deutinger, Theo 232 Vernacular is a Mirror, Yasser Mahgoub Reflects on Kuwaiti Architecture AMO 238 Market Narrows, A Visit to the Souk Reisz, Todd 248 Reflections on a Regional Narrative, Rasem Badran on Gulf Sensibility AMO 250 They Will Come to the Desert, Al Areen Holding Company Creates an Oasis AMO 252 Ras Al Khaimah’s New Realism, Izzat Dajani Shares a Vision for Total Lifestyle Package AMO 256 Sustainable City, Ras Al Khaimah at a Crossroads Graaf, Reinier de 266 Visiting The World AMO 272 The World Press Conference AMO 288 Emerging Qatari Diar, Introducing an International Development Agency AMO 296 Marketing Multi-CulturalismMarketing Multi-Culturalism AMO 298 The Third Expat, A Walk through Deira Kassa, Sara and Natalie Al Shami 304 Workers City Reisz, Todd 320 Branding Qatar, Education City Mendis, Bimal 326 The Future of Knowledge Koolhaas, Rem and Reinier de Graaf 330 Palaces for the People AMO 334 After Bilbao, Thomas Krens' vision for Abu Dhabi as a 'cultural destination' Koolhaas, Rem 338 Development Atlas AMO 374 What Must Be Done: An Agenda for Design Bouman, Ole 378 Photo Essay Schulz-Dornburg, Ursula 382 Slum as Real Estate CRIT 388 Co-Ownership Urban Think Tank 394 Wild Dwelling Goldhoorn, Bart 400 Photo Essay Nouwens, Monica 404 Public Space Regained Mensink, Jeroen 410 Safety or Security Devesa, Ricardo 418 Photo Essay Princen, Bas 422 Re-conceive Gulf Architecture Ardalan, Nader 426 Sharjah Biennale 428 Global Warming and Other Matters 434 Photo Essay Roemers, Martin 442 Empowerment Gandolfi, Emiliano 447 Feminist Sustainability Torres Nadal, Jose Maria 450 The Stockholm Syndrome Ruby, Andreas 458 Photo Essay Cremers, Roger 464 Conflict as Practice Miessen, Markus 470 Slogan Urbanism Jun, Jiang 477 Meta Domus Meta Abitare Boeri, Stefano 487, A Year in the Gulf – Diary Graaf, Reinier de
	2007, 1	Volume	11	Cities Unbuilt	Archis + AMO + C-LAB	Archis Publishers	>details
In this issue It seems an eternal distinction: sometimes people build, sometimes they destroy. However, since we have a concept of modernity, we also understand that building is very often based on sheer destruction. It is 'the price of progress'. A new insight is now emerging: much destruction also has an agenda. It has a precision that reminds us of architecture. It has a formal dimension that reminds us of design. In this issue: explore the sinister creativity of Cities Unbuilt. All articles in this issue Writers Bouman Ole, Bevan Robert, Otten Reineke, Charlesworth Esther, Arnulf Caroline, Herscher Andrew, F.A.S.T., Schuller Gerlinde, Tabatadze Sophia, Shoshan Malkit and Christian Ernsten, Visser Dirk-Jan, Herscher Andrew, Jerliu Florina, Vo_ckler Kai c.s., Stanton Michael, Fruneaux Christiaan, Janmaat Joost, Dekker Aukje, Studio Beirut, Ernsten Christian and Malkit Shoshan, Shepherd Nick and Christian Ernsten, Shoshan Malkit, Vöckler Kai, Tajeri Niloufar, Hackenbroich Wilfried Thilo Fuchs and Kai Vo_ckl, Keulemans Chris, Catsaros Christophe, Printed issue     Page Articles Authors   4 The Architecture of Destruction Bouman, Ole 6 Cultural Cleansing Bevan, Robert 9 Ghost Buildings Otten, Reineke 12 Architects Should Act! Charlesworth , Esther 16 To Leave and Let Live. The impact of migration and remittances on war-torn cities Arnulf, Caroline 20 World Bank Cities Herscher , Andrew 30 Maps on Reconstruction F.A.S.T. 33 Frozen Memories Schuller, Gerlinde 44 Introduction: Design for Displacement 45 Humancon Undercon Tabatadze, Sophia 46 Dynamics of thr South Caucasus Borders F.A.S.T. 48 Barda’s Boundaries. Temporary homes and the politics of displacement Shoshan, Malkit and Christian Ernsten 56 Extreme Makeover. The reconstruction of post-Soviet Karabakh Shoshan, Malkit and Christian Ernsten 62 Photos Visser, Dirk-Jan 66 Introduction 68 Post-Warchitecture Herscher, Andrew 78 Invisible Architects Jerliu, Florina 80 Archis Interventions in Prishtina Vo_ckler, Kai c.s. 94 Introduction: All Exclusive 95 City Blogging 96 Solidere and the Perpetual Reinvention of Downtown Beirut Stanton, Michael 98 Manic Machines Fruneaux, Christiaan 101 Public Space Invaders Janmaat, Joost 104 Design With War in Mind 105 The Architect’s Dilemma 106 Photos Dekker, Aukje 112 Pearls for Lebanon Bouman, Ole 113 Noise Magazine Studio Beirut 129 Violence, Destruction and International Law. An interview with Andrew Herscher Ernsten, Christian and Malkit Shoshan 132 Counter Convention Herscher , Andrew 134 UNESCO World Heritage F.A.S.T. 138 Urban Imaginaries and Memories of Violence. Cape Town’s Prestwich Street Shepherd, Nick and Christian Ernsten 142 Lifta after Zionist Planning Shoshan, Malkit 146 Stateless Urbanism Vöckler, Kai 148 Towards Non-Destructive Aid Tajeri, Niloufar 152 Planning for Uncertain Cities. Towards an urban post-conflict strategy Hackenbroich, Wilfried Thilo Fuchs and Kai Vo_ckl 154 Artists and New Urban Horizons Keulemans, Chris 156 Architecture Extended to Its Contrary (Photonovela) Catsaros, Christophe
	2006, 4	Volume	10	Agitation	Archis + AMO + C-LAB	Archis Publishers	>details
In this issue Experience the wholesome effects of agitation in its political, physical and emotional dimensions. Meet agitators Rene Daalder, Francois Roche, Peter Cook, Hernan Diaz Alonso, Philippe Parreno, and Cesar Millan; check the realities of Beirut and Prishtina, visit informal Rio de Janeiro, be inspired by 'Gum Pics architecture', see the hidden persuaders in car design, discover the history of alternative architecture magazines, read... All articles in this issue Writers Inaba Jeffrey, Wigley Mark, Bouman Ole, C-Lab, Inaba Jeffrey and Benedict Clouette, Mucciola Maurizio, Archis, Chakar Tony, Martin Reinhold, Clouette Benedict, Kurgan Laura / Spatial Information Design Lab, Preissner Paul, Denari Neil M., C-Lab, Inaba Jeffrey Laurel Broughton and Kyla Farrell, Massey Richard, Dockray Sean with Fiona Whitton Tom Pilla and, Nicholson Ben, Vo_ckler Kai, Herscher Andrew, Inaba Jeffrey & Benedict Clouette, Harrison Jane and David Turnbull / Atopia, Graham Spencer, Gins Madeline and Arakawa, AnArchitektur, Boogaard Arthur van den, Printed issue     Page Articles Authors   2 Introduction Inaba, Jeffrey 6 Towards Turbulence Wigley, Mark 12 We Are All Rebels! Bouman, Ole 16 Heard a Good Idea Lately? C-Lab 18 My Work Is Like Salt. Interview with Hernan Diaz-Alonso Inaba, Jeffrey 22 Bump, Crease, Face: A History of Pininfarina C-Lab 26 Unfinished Business. Interview with Franc_ois Roche Inaba, Jeffrey and Benedict Clouette 32 Gum (Photography) Mucciola, Maurizio 36 Beirut Unbuilt Archis 37 ...To the Ends of the Earth Chakar, Tony 40 Watergate, Again Martin, Reinhold 44 What If, Why Not? Interview with Philippe Parreno Clouette, Benedict 48 Architecture and Justice Kurgan, Laura / Spatial Information Design Lab 54 Mandalas Preissner, Paul 56 Jim Hall Denari, Neil M. 58 The Future of Everything. Interview with Rene_ Daalder Inaba, Jeffrey 62 Avery Index: Famous When Dead C-Lab 65 Alibi: Rio de Janeiro Inaba, Jeffrey, Laurel Broughton and Kyla Farrell 92 Pressing Buenos Aires’ Buttons Massey, Richard 96 Bandwidth Dockray, Sean with Fiona Whitton, Tom Pilla, and 100 Obsession Nicholson, Ben 102 Errata 106 Archis Interventions Prishtina Archis 107 Building in the Wild: The New Prishtina Vo_ckler, Kai 111 What’s New in ‘New Prishtina’? Herscher, Andrew 112 Design Like You Give a Damn, A discussion with Kenneth Frampton 116 Making a Scene. Interview with Peter Cook Inaba, Jeffrey & Benedict Clouette 120 Fold: The Radical Architecture of Little Magazines 196x–197x 120 134 Multiplication 2.0 Harrison, Jane and David Turnbull / Atopia 140 Gum Pics Delight Graham, Spencer 142 Leadership. Interview with Cesar Millan Inaba, Jeffrey 146 Architecture as Hypothesis Gins, Madeline and Arakawa 152 Camp for Oppositional Architecture AnArchitektur 154 The Meaning of the Draw Boogaard, Arthur van den
	2006, 3	Volume	9	Crisis! What Crisis? Suburbia after the Crash	Archis + AMO + C-LAB + MIT	Archis Publishers	>details
In this issue If a crisis is imminent, we need strong policies to cope with it. If the world is facing a crisis of debt, a crisis of truth, a crisis of sprawl and a crisis of purpose, what can design do? This issue of Volume is your survival kit to take responsability and curb the lie that gives a dream to the millions but will be their predicament when they really need a home. All articles in this issue Writers Bouman Ole, D’Hooghe Alexander Tim Campos Neeraj Bhatia an, Sert Joseph Lluis Ernst Cassirer Sigfried Gied, D’Hooghe Alexander, Mark Jarzombek, Chang Yung Ho, Printed issue     Page Articles Authors   12 Truth or Suburbia (Editorial Part I) Bouman, Ole 16 Scenarios of Doom 28 Grey Goo as Condition 42 Monument or Armageddon (Editorial Part __) 49 Federal Report D’Hooghe, Alexander Tim Campos, Neeraj Bhatia, an 146 Learning from Late Modernism Sert, Joseph Lluis, Ernst Cassirer, Sigfried Gied 151 A Theory of the New Monumentality: From Crisis to Project D’Hooghe, Alexander 158 An Anti-Pragmatic Manifesto Mark Jarzombek 159 Research MIT Love Chang, Yung Ho
	2006, 2	Volume	8	Ubiquitous China	Archis + AMO + C-LAB + NAi	Archis Publishers	>details
In this issue See how this issue of Volume can help you craft the agenda for Ubiquitous China, Covering: the Confucian-Taoist nexus, Utopianism, the new empire, Google.cn, heritage & preservation, CCTV, publishing industry, education, urban practice, architectural design, architects as businessmen, criticism, chaos as control, and much more (not necessarily in hierarchical order). In China everywhere... All articles in this issue Writers Bouman Ole, Vlassenrood Linda, Jun Jiang, Chong Jin, Jian Shi, Rong Zhou, Dolphijn Rick, Jianfei Zhu, Ning Ou, Jun Wang, Chang Yung Ho, Kok-Meng Tan, Xiangning Li, Fung Stanislaus and Liu Ke, Muynck Bert de, Ernsten Christian, Koolhaas Rem, Wenjun Zhi, Stanton Michael, Printed issue     Page Articles Authors   2 China Inside China 6 Ubiquitous China Bouman, Ole 8 Proliferating China 18 China for Real Vlassenrood, Linda 20 Controlled by Chaos , Informal China Jun, Jiang 32 Ideology as Infrastructure Chong, Jin 36 Trading China 42 Post-Planning as Model, A Decade of Chinese Cities and Architecture in the Age of Hyper Speed Jian, Shi 44 Upon the Ruins of Utopia Rong, Zhou 48 China is Deleuzian, A New Plea for The Fold and The Unfold Dolphijn, Rick 52 Porous Borders Jianfei, Zhu 56 Disseminating China 64 A Line in the Hutong, The Story of Zhang Jinli Ning, Ou 72 City Lost Jun, Wang 78 Expanding China 84 The Necessity of Banality Chang, Yung Ho 90 The Big Shift Kok-Meng, Tan 98 In Search of Quality Xiangning, Li 100 Learning for a Strange World Fung, Stanislaus and Liu Ke 102 Breathing China 110 Architect as Developer, Interview with Ma Qingyun Muynck, Bert de 118 Who’s Urban Dilemmas? Ernsten, Christian 120 Found in Translation Koolhaas, Rem 128 Publish or Perish Wenjun, Zhi 132 The Name of the Place is I Like It Stanton, Michael
	2005, 4	Volume	4	Break Through	Archis + AMO + C-LAB	Archis Publishers	>details
In this issue 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. All articles in this issue Writers Volume, Ole Bouman, Markus Miessen Hans Ulrich Obrist, Picnic at the Pantheon, Khumba Mela, Emiliano Gandoli, Atelier Bow-wow, Chora, Actar Arquitectura, ON/Osservatorio Nomade, Benedict Clouette Bridget Hanna Jeffrey Inaba J, Brendan McGetrick Todd Reisz Olivia Fontanetti, Printed issue     Page Articles Authors   3 Coming up… (Editorial) Volume 4 Designing to Socialize: The reluctant return to ‘us’ Ole Bouman 13 Markus Miessen in conversation with Hans Ulrich Obrist Markus Miessen, Hans Ulrich Obrist 14 A portable exhibition to break through your splendid isolation Volume 16 Academia Volume 16 Manifesta School Volume 17 Easa Volume 18 Fondazione Pistoletti: Cittadellarte Volume 19 Log Volume 20 Congregate Volume 20 Host Volume 21 Solidarize Volume 21 25. Live 8 + Make Poverty Picnic at the Pantheon 22 Khumba Mela 24 Guerilla Girls: Women of Europe Volume 26 Jeremy Gilley: Peace One Day Volume 27 Kees Grootenboer: Hospital in Chiapas Volume 28 Neighbourize Volume 28 Artgineering: Nation de la Nationale 4 Volume 29 Gated community Volume 30 i WIMBY !: Heerlijkheid Hoogvliet Volume 31 Architectuurstudio Herman Hertzberger: Grammar school Titaan, Hoorn Volume 32 Dating Volume 32 Elena Simons: My ideal man Volume 33 Stadsschouwburg: Blind date Volume 34 Dating tools Volume 35 Skim.com: 001199@skim.com Volume 36 Engage Volume 36 Jeanne van Heeswijk: Works 1993-2004, Typologies and Capacities Volume 38 Alicia Framis: Mamamen Volume 39 Association for Community Design: Indian Housing Initiative Volume 40 Open Source Volume 40 SuperFlex: Free beer Volume 41 The Blackspot Anti-corporation: Blackspot Volume 42 Matt: Mr Wong’s Soup’Partment Volume 43 Volume: Volume online editorial meeting Volume 44 DIT (Do It Together) Volume 44 Fat: DIY guide Volume 45 Millard and Linda Fuller: Habitat for Humanity International Volume 46 Exyzt.org: Service Public Volume 47 Laphroaig Volume 48 Dynamicity: Tactics for a Changing Metropolis Emiliano Gandoli 50 Sharing domains Atelier Bow-wow 52 Organizing the region Chora 54 Inhabited landscapes Actar Arquitectura 56 Activating the dinosaur ON/Osservatorio Nomade A Shareware! A portable exhibition of ideas C The C-LAB case file on Leaks Benedict Clouette, Bridget Hanna, Jeffrey Inaba, J D AMO Bulletin on Democracy: Present and Future Brendan McGetrick, Todd Reisz, Olivia Fontanetti,
	2005, 3	Volume	3	Broadcasting Architecture	Archis + AMO + C-LAB	Archis Publishers	>details
In this issue Architecture presupposes inhabitants. Literature depends on readers. Art requires the viewer. Music demands listeners. But beyond these truths, culture today must touch a general audience to maintain its legitimacy. Make yourself heard or perish! This issue of Volume provides you with the tools you need to understand your failures and the strategies you require to succeed. In this 3rd issue of Volume the box contains Volume magazine and an \Extra Edition! Read all about it!\ newspaper brought to you by C-LAB. Of course there is another AMO Bulletin. Finally, the long awaited interactive documentary \On the Borderline\ on CD-ROM, based on the past nine ARCHIS RSVP events. All articles in this issue Writers Ole Bouman, Dirk van den Heuvel, Arjen Oosterman, Vicente Guallart, Alejandro Zaera-Polo, Regina Bittner Wilfried Hackenbroich Kai Vöckle, Spencer Graham, Jeffrey Inaba Felicity D. Scott Nadar Vossoughia, Brendan McGetrick Mendel Robbers Todd Reisz a.o, Volume,     Page Articles Authors   6 The Spin of Architecture and the Architecture of Spin. (Editorial) Ole Bouman 8 Guidance 12 The Delft Attraction Dirk van den Heuvel 16 Happiness 20 The Architectural Exhibition as Medium and Message Arjen Oosterman 22 Systems vs. Icons Vicente Guallart 28 Structure. 32 The Hokusai Wave Alejandro Zaera-Polo 40 Mood Engineering 44 Transnational Spaces Regina Bittner, Wilfried Hackenbroich, Kai Vöckle 50 Powerplay 54 Architecture Emitting Light Ole Bouman 58 Michigan Building Spencer Graham B The C-LAB case file on Broadcasting Architecture Jeffrey Inaba, Felicity D. Scott, Nadar Vossoughia C The AMO Bulletin on information strategies in an era of information overload, Brendan McGetrick, Mendel Robbers, Todd Reisz, a.o D On the Borderline a CD-ROM documenting nine Archis RSVP Events. Volume
	2005, 2	Volume	2	Doing (almost) noting	Archis + AMO + C-LAB	Archis Publishers	>details
In this issue Can we do something by doing (almost) nothing? Can we achieve anything by doing too much? Can we do what we need to do, by doing just what is needed? How do we define doing too much, too little? How to think through doing anyway? All articles in this issue Writers Ole Bouman, Ilka & Andreas Ruby, Ole Bouman Roemer van Toorn, Mark Wigley, Laura Kurgan, Bettina Vismann, Enrique Walker, Mirko Zardini, Keller Easterling, Martine de Maeseneer, Thomas Daniell, Sam Jacob, Brendan McGetrick Mendel Robbers Todd Reisz, Yushi Uehara Arjen Oosterman (introduction), Carlos Betancourth (essay) Ole Bouman (introducti, Printed issue     Page Articles 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
	2005, 1	Volume	1	Beyond	Archis + AMO + C-LAB	Archis Publishers	>details
In this issue The first issue of Volume is a tour d'horizon of the new possibilities of architecture beyond itself. There is a growing awareness of a potential that may ultimately challenge the very character of architecture as we know it. For some this means anxiety or even pessimism about a profession in deep trouble; the aim of Volume, however, is to face this challenge with the confidence and intellectual curiosity needed to explore the implications for architectural intelligence. All articles in this issue Writers Ole Bouman, Rem Koolhaas, Mark Wigley, Gerald Beasley, Michael Bell, Karl Chu, Yolande Daniels, Reinhold Martin, Kate Orff, Jorge Otero-Pailos, David Turnbull, Marc Tsurumaki, Jeannie Kim, Keller Easterling, Laura Kurgan, Enrique Walker, Mark Wasiuta, Jeffrey Inaba, Brendan McGetrick William Todd Reisz Mendel Robb, AMO, Printed issue     Page Articles Authors   4 A new volume for architecture. (Editorial) Ole Bouman 8 Architecture as Harmless Practice or… Ole Bouman 17 Beyond the Ofice. Rem Koolhaas 24 Proposals UN Flag 26 Beyond… 36 Towards the Perforated School. Mark Wigley 50 14 Beyonds. 51 The Accidental Archive. Gerald Beasley 52 Post-ethical City Michael Bell 54 The Fabric of Genetic Architecture. Karl Chu 56 Beyond the Concepts of Domination. Yolande Daniels 57 Towards a Utopian Realism. Reinhold Martin 58 Beyond Landscape. Kate Orff 60 Reporting from the Gates of the Present. Jorge Otero-Pailos 61 Everything. David Turnbull 62 From the Known into the Possible. Marc Tsurumaki 64 80%. Jeannie Kim 65 Architecture at Large. Keller Easterling 66 Beyond the Client. Laura Kurgan 68 Decisions. Enrique Walker 69 Resistances. Mark Wasiuta 70 From Architecture to Audience. Jeffrey Inaba 74 4 Statements. 80 amo Bulletin Brendan McGetrick, William Todd Reisz, Mendel Robb 86 Unsolicited Architecture. Ole Bouman B The 80 pages study of AMO on the ‘History of Europe and the EU’ a bright and colourful panorama of three millenia of European history confronted w AMO
	2004, 6	Archis	204	Without Concept	Archis	Archis/Artimo	>details
In this issue Concept, fantastic concept, pseudo-concept, creative concept, design concept, No Concept. Initiated versus lay people. Internal necessity versus cheap excuses. A sampling of the artistic alibi of our age. All articles in this issue Writers Ole Bouman, Michael Rock, Arjen Oosterman, Sol Lewitt, Luis Fernández-Galiano, Massimiliano Gioni, Berci Florian, Redactie, Florentijn Hofman, Herzog & de Meuron, Joes Koppers, Craig Dykers, Jan de Cock, Kas Oosterhuis, Jeanne van Heeswijk, Seiko Mikami, Universiteit Oklahoma, Wiel Arets Architect & Associates, Information Based Architecture, Don Ritter, Cynthia Hathaway, Shuhei Endo, Jerry Tillotson, Lucas Verweij, Jurgen Bey, Oliver Ressler, Anna Tilroe, Jeroen Werner, Adam Kalkin, J. Meejin Yoon, MVRDV, Santiago Sierra, Nox, Georg Schneider, Graffiti-kunstenaars, Peter Struycken, Renny Ramakers, Edouardo Souto de Moura, Ann Veronica Janssens, UN Studio, Hrvoje Zuparic Dean Niskota Ivan Starcevic, Claes Heske EkornÃ¥s, Marcel Jansen WAAC’s, Ulrike Wachtmeister, Li H. Lu, Tino Sehgal, Bernard Tschumi, Stefan Bendiks, Thomas Daniell, Leo van de Berg et al., Michael Zinganel, Huang Rui (ed.), Katrien Vandermarliere et al. (ed.), Vincent Brunetta Véronique Patteeuw (ed.), Peter Eisenman,     Page Articles Authors   4 Archis-alphabet 6 Editorial Ole Bouman 8 Liberation or straitjacket? Ole Bouman 9 Mad Dutch Disease Premsela-lecture 2004 Michael Rock 13 Toolkit: Concept without ideas (i) 19 Toolkit: Concept without ideas (ii) 21 The architect and his concept Arjen Oosterman 25 Sentences on conceptual art Sol Lewitt 28 Labelling & Branding Luis Fernández-Galiano 29 Fond of concept? Massimiliano Gioni 30 Delay Berci Florian 32 The Matrix Redactie 34 Demolition art Florentijn Hofman 35 The Ice Hotel 36 Schaulager Herzog & de Meuron 38 public expanse Joes Koppers 40 Great concept Craig Dykers 41 Grammar Jan de Cock 42 Leading Kas Oosterhuis 44 Final stage Jeanne van Heeswijk 45 Gravicells Seiko Mikami 45 Light as creator Universiteit Oklahoma 46 University Library, Utrecht Wiel Arets Architect & Associates 48 Guangzhou TV & viewing towers Information Based Architecture 50 Vox Populi Don Ritter 51 L’Office perfume Cynthia Hathaway 52 Atelier house Springtecture B' Shuhei Endo 54 Scentimental Space Jerry Tillotson 55 Conceptual Lucas Verweij 56 Heart and mind Jurgen Bey 58 Starting point Oliver Ressler 60 Unsafe sex Anna Tilroe 61 ‘Beam me up, Scotty!’ Jeroen Werner 62 Quik House Adam Kalkin 64 White Light J. Meejin Yoon 65 Serpentine Gallery MVRDV 66 Museum Dhondt-Dhaenens Santiago Sierra 68 The Son-O-House in Son en Breugel Nox 69 The Schneider family Georg Schneider 70 Crime writing Graffiti-kunstenaars 72 Framework Peter Struycken 74 Always mean something Renny Ramakers 76 Cinema House Edouardo Souto de Moura 77 Untitled (white, yellow and blue) Ann Veronica Janssens 78 La Defense office complex, Almere UN Studio 80 The Hole Issue Hrvoje Zuparic, Dean Niskota, Ivan Starcevic 81 Light as material Claes Heske EkornÃ¥s 82 Magazine holder Marcel Marcel Jansen, WAAC’s 83 Transitions Ulrike Wachtmeister 84 Interbreeding Field Li H. Lu 86 More or less Tino Sehgal 87 A genealogy of concepts Bernard Tschumi 88 Basic understanding Stefan Bendiks 92 Immaculate conception: The 21st Century Museum for Contemporary Art in Kanazawa Thomas Daniell 100 BVR NL. Ruimte en regie Leo van de Berg et al. 102 Real Crime. Architektur, Stadt & Verbrechen Michael Zinganel 103 Beijing 798. Reflections on Art, Architecture and Society in China Huang Rui (ed.) 104 Jaarboek Architectuur Vlaanderen 2002-2003 Katrien Vandermarliere et al. (ed.), 104 Five houses Vincent Brunetta, Véronique Patteeuw (ed.) 105 Eisenman Inside Out Peter Eisenman 107 Index 2004 FLC Future Conflicts Vincent Brunetta, Véronique Patteeuw (ed.) Homework Vincent Brunetta, Véronique Patteeuw (ed.)
	2004, 5	Archis	203	Undutch	Archis	Archis/Artimo	>details
In this issue The Netherlands and Islam, nation and religion. Two forms of community. Both are struggling with the question of how far to open their doors. A report from the front lines of the struggle between fear and freedom. All articles in this issue Writers Ole Bouman, Editors, Jeroen Mensink, Carel Weeber, Joris Molenaar, Rob Dettingmeijer, Allard Jolles, Abdou Filali-Ansari, Nader Fergany, Soheila Najand Farid Shayan, Carlos Betancourth, Wouter Vanstiphout, Yushi Uehara (text and photography), Bert de Muynck, Wessel de Jonge, Arjen Oosterman, Stephen Graham (ed.), Arnold Reijndorp (ed.), INURA (ed.), Arne van Herk Sabien de Kleijn et al. (eds), Wim Nijenhuis,     Page Articles Authors   6 Archis alphabet 8 False Flat Indeed (editorial) Ole Bouman 12 The Reversal Editors 13 In the graveyard of good intentions Ole Bouman 28 About (NEN) standards and (Rc) values in Dutch architecture Jeroen Mensink 31 UN flag 33 Towards a stochastic town planning. Objective town planning revisited Carel Weeber 38 In between homesickness and roots. Region-specific building Joris Molenaar 41 From European city to Vinex fortress. New traditionalism in the Netherlands Rob Dettingmeijer 47 Let there be rock. Architecture as disproportional activity Allard Jolles 55 Cosmopolislam Editors 56 Islam is on my mind Editors 57 Islam doesn’t exist Abdou Filali-Ansari 58 Arab-Islamic and Western civilisations: the need for cross-fertilisation Nader Fergany 62 Islamic cultures in the world order Soheila Najand, Farid Shayan 63 Toolkit: Winy Maasbach 66 Cosmopolitan space Carlos Betancourth 76 Dirty Minimalism Wouter Vanstiphout 82 When was the last time a public building was so acclaimed? OMA's Central Library in Seattle Yushi Uehara (text and photography) 92 The end of the skyscraper as we know it. From CCG to CCTV Bert de Muynck 98 Innovation in restoration. From New Building to Sustainable Building Wessel de Jonge 106 Report from halfway through an experiment Ole Bouman 112 SS Architecture drops anchor at Venice Arjen Oosterman 116 The Cybercities Reader Stephen Graham (ed.) 116 Designing the european City. 15 Years of Europan in the Netherlands Arnold Reijndorp (ed.) 118 The Contested Metropolis. Six Cities at the Beginning of the 21st Century INURA (ed.) 119 Tools and Architecture Arne van Herk, Sabien de Kleijn et al. (eds) 120 Een wolk van duister weten. Geschriften over stedenbouwgeschiedenis Wim Nijenhuis Photografic series ‘Dutch Mosques’ by Hans Wilschut
	2004, 4	Archis	202	Without Mercy	Archis	Archis/Artimo	>details
In this issue First there was modernity, the desire to be free of the chains of tradition. Then there was post-modernity: the understanding that even emancipation cannot be based on a particular tradition of thought or morality. In the meantime, modernisation continues on relentlessly. Isn't there a better word for it? 'Murdernity' perhaps? All articles in this issue Writers Ole Bouman, Ian Teh, Leeke Reinders, Peter van Gogh, Christian Müller, Viktor Frölke (text and photography), Wim Cuyvers, Dirk van den Heuvel, Stephen Graham, Jeffrey Inaba (text and photography), Arthur Wortmann, Robert Broesi, Markus Miessen, The editors, Kok-Meng Tan, Arjen Oosterman (photography Jeroen Musch), Ola Nylander, Sergio Pirone (text and photography), Ingelies Vermeulen, Max Borka Koenraad Janssens, Eric Lapierre, Gabriele Reiterer, Len de Klerk Hans van der Cammen, Clemens Steenbergen Wouter Reh,     Page Articles Authors   4 Archis alphabet 6 Star Style, or the evolution of the coffee table (editorial) Ole Bouman 13 Archis is without mercy Ole Bouman 14 On the Move. The Three Gorges Dam Ian Teh 22 Modernity at large Leeke Reinders 28 The climatological city Peter van Gogh 30 Stability through resettlement Christian Müller 34 Anti-architecture Viktor Frölke (text and photography) 37 Toolkit: hotline for Cutting-Edge Modernity 39 Tirana: Mercedes, houses and rubbish Wim Cuyvers 46 Either you’re with us. About topicality Dirk van den Heuvel 50 Wars of the Cities Stephen Graham 55 Toolkit: China in your hands 57 Sante Fe: planning disaster or model of the future? Jeffrey Inaba (text and photography) 66 Gaoqiao, two years later Arthur Wortmann 68 Explorers of unprecedented space. The Netherlands Institute for Spatial Research publication Robert Broesi 70 Objects in mirror are closer than they appear Markus Miessen 73 Von Gerkan, Marg und China The editors 75 Don’t stop Me Know Kok-Meng Tan 80 Survival city. On the normalization of the Bijlmermeer district in Amsterdam Arjen Oosterman (photography Jeroen Musch) 102 The Home after Modernism Ola Nylander 108 Plum Grove House: the house made of steel Sergio Pirone (text and photography) 112 A special type of housing Ingelies Vermeulen 115 03 Max Borka, Koenraad Janssens 117 Architecture du réel; Architecture contemporaine en France Eric Lapierre 118 Augensinn. Zu Raum und Warhrnehmung in Camillo Sittes Städtebau Gabriele Reiterer 119 Ruimtelijke Ordening; Van grachtengordel tot Vinex-wijk Len de Klerk, Hans van der Cammen 120 Architectuur en landschap; Het ontwerpexperiment van de klassieke Europese tuinen en landschappen Clemens Steenbergen, Wouter Reh 128 Credits
	2004, 3	Archis	201	Vitality	Archis	Archis/Artimo	>details
In this issue No one, almost no one, is against life. This makes the stubborn persistence of predicability even more surprising, of cliches, of demoralisation, of tedium, of casualness, of weariness, of laziness, of repetition. But Archis is not willing to die. All articles in this issue Writers Ole Bouman, Sam Jacob, Mélanie van der Hoorn (text and photography), Philippe Groscaux Steven Wassenaar, Spencer Graham (text and photography), Abby Loebenberg Piet de Beer, Jeffrey Inaba Peter Zellner, Calin Dan, Fred Schoorl, Allard Jolles, Menno Rubbens, Arthur Wortmann, Jacob Voorthuis, Martien de Vletter, Maarten Van Den Driessche, Mark Crinson, Mathis & Michael Güller, Herman van Bergeijk, Martin Steinmann, Antoine Picon Allesandra Ponte (ed.),     Page Articles Authors   4 Archis alphabet 6 National Spatial Strategy (editorial) Ole Bouman 8 Add intervention ‘vitality’ 11 Archis is Dead or Alive Ole Bouman 13 Pop vernacular Sam Jacob 17 The vitality of contemporary ruins Mélanie van der Hoorn (text and photography) 25 Toolkit: Diamond Life 27 New New Gurna. The dynamics of intransigence Philippe Groscaux, Steven Wassenaar 34 Detroit Pretty City. The Heidelberg Project Spencer Graham (text and photography) 39 Toolkit: Lifetime Achievement Award 41 Revitalising nature. Paul Fentener van Vlissingen & the Marakele National Park Abby Loebenberg, Piet de Beer 44 Culture or Bust? The invisible empire Jeffrey Inaba, Peter Zellner 50 Bucharest S&M city Calin Dan 55 Archis is RISD 74 Unplanned vitality. How everything might just turn out well with the spatially planned Netherlands Fred Schoorl 78 High-quality urban working Mixed-use building by Groosman Partners in Amsterdam Allard Jolles 92 Engineer-Led Design & Build. Process innovation in construction Menno Rubbens 96 Last chance for consumer-led housing. Competition in Roombeek Arthur Wortmann 99 Toolkit: Think Alive 102 Open government? The parliamentary enquiry hall Jacob Voorthuis 108 Are the 1970s still relevant? Exhibition at NAi Martien de Vletter 110 What about after the celebration? The Brussels Beursschouwburg remodelled by B-architecten Maarten Van Den Driessche 115 Modern Architecture and the End of Empire Mark Crinson 117 From airport to airport city Mathis & Michael Güller 118 De steen van Berlage; Theorie en praktijk van de architectuur rond 1895 [Berlage’s philosopher’s stone; Theory and practice of architecture around Herman van Bergeijk 119 Schriften 1972-2002 Martin Steinmann 120 Architecture and the Sciences; Exchanging Metaphors Antoine Picon, Allesandra Ponte (ed.) Projects by Charlie Cannon, Enrique Martinez, Niko Kafi, Peter Yeadon, Rachel Schauer, Robert O’Neil, Sean Brennan, Sydney Schremser, Thomas Ockerse
	2004, 2	Archis	200	Mapping	Archis	Archis/Artimo	>details
In this issue There is no place, no event, no perspective of power that cannot be turned into an ominous or sexy map. But is this useful when you don't want to know what is where, but want to work on what must come? In short: how to convert a map from a description into a tool? All articles in this issue Writers Ole Bouman, Theo Deutinger (text and maps), Carlos Betancourth, Ronald Wall, Michiel Dehaene, Markus Miessen, Thomas Daniell, Fred Feddes, Arthur Wortmann (photography Jeroen Musch and Dari, Steve Wassenaar, Joan Almekinders Dennis Kaspori, Cees Boekraad Arjan Hebly (photography Jeroen Hof, Burton Hamfelt, Robert Broesi et al., Martin Beck, Neutelings Riedijk Architects, Peter Lang William Menking, Wolfgang Voigt Hartmut Frank,     Page Articles Authors   4 Archis alphabet 6 To defend a position, to pursue an ideal (editorial) Ole Bouman 10 Lost & Found Ole Bouman 12 Mapping the mind of the architect 18 Political (correct) mapping Theo Deutinger (text and maps) 30 The Map as Saviour. Usefulness and Disadvantages of mapping: the case of ‘The Ultimate Atlas of the 21st Century’ Carlos Betancourth 42 Between worlds. Architectural exercises between the metageographic and microspecific Ronald Wall 60 Maps and landscapes Michiel Dehaene 68 Wet dreams and architecture (a thought) Markus Miessen 71 Toolkit: protest fax 74 Deconstructing the profession Thomas Daniell 76 A story that works! Design and politics in the ‘regional gap’ Fred Feddes 80 Architecture for men in suits. Acanthus and Cap Gemini, two office complexes by the Architekten Cie Arthur Wortmann (photography Jeroen Musch and Dari 94 Revolution or new language of form? Nonstandardism Steve Wassenaar 98 The doom and gloom scenario of an unimaginative future Joan Almekinders, Dennis Kaspori 104 At work Cees Boekraad, Arjan Hebly (photography Jeroen Hof 110 The malling of the Netherlands. Nootdorp town center Burton Hamfelt 114 Euroscapes Robert Broesi et al. 116 Half modern, half something else Martin Beck 117 At work Neutelings Riedijk Architects, 118 Superstudio; Life Without Objects Peter Lang, William Menking 120 Paul Schmitthenner 1884 – 1972 Wolfgang Voigt, Hartmut Frank Work by Philip Horst, Roman Ondak, Erik Richters, Fischli & Weiss
	2004, 1	Archis	199	Shrink	Archis	Archis/Artimo	>details
In this issue People can't stand shrinkage. Our thoughts and bodies have been focused on growth, expansion, renewal, innovation. But shrinkage is no longer deniable and seen as an overpowering reality. Shrinkage becomes a cramp. Unless one can find a new perspective in it. All articles in this issue Writers Ole Bouman, Jill Magid, Jeroen de Rijke Willem de Rooij, Carlos Betancourth, Claudia Gliemann, Reinout Rutte, Michiel Dehaene, Kurt Handlebauer (text and photography), Eric Frijters Peter van Veelen, Kester Rattenbury, Aaron Betsky Christian Richters (photography), Hans van der Heijden, Nadia Amoroso, Thomas Daniell, Nathalie Beekman Thuur Caris and Chris Moller, Karin Christof, Hans Ulrich Obrist (ed.), Samantha Hardingham (ed.), Paul Shepheard, Multiplicity, NAi Publishers, Anne van Loo (ed.),     Page Articles Authors   4 Archis alphabet 6 Why architecture (editorial) Ole Bouman 8 Suburbia Jill Magid 12 Shrink, cramp, narrow-mindedness Ole Bouman 14 Crystals Jeroen de Rijke, Willem de Rooij 18 Shrink. Time, demography, politics, space Carlos Betancourth 23 Shrinking cities Claudia Gliemann 31 Shrink in the city. Examples from history Reinout Rutte 32 Fallow ground, neo-nature, loft space. Urbanism under the three-field system Michiel Dehaene 35 Body Space. Layered reductionism Kurt Handlebauer (text and photography) 41 Shrink and the city Eric Frijters, Peter van Veelen 43 Ad intervention 61 Toolkit: Size does matter 68 The renovation show! Urban reality television Kester Rattenbury 77 Outpost Ole Bouman 80 Rem Koolhaas of Rotterdam: I am of German blood. Dutch embassy in Berlin Aaron Betsky, Christian Richters (photography) 92 Architecture at its Noddiest Hans van der Heijden 94 Visual communication for design competitions: art or instruction? Nadia Amoroso 101 Exposure Time. Two media art installations. Thomas Daniell 108 Grow with the flow. The architect DJ Nathalie Beekman, Thuur Caris and Chris Moller 110 Kunsthaus Graz. The convention of an alien object Karin Christof 114 Re:CP; Cedric Price & Hans Ulrich Obrist (ed.), 114 Cedric Price; Opera Samantha Hardingham (ed.) 116 Artificial Love; A Story of Machines and Architecture Paul Shepheard 118 USE, Uncertain States of Europe Multiplicity 119 Nieuw Engagement in architecture, kunst en vormgeving’ [New Engagement in architecture, art and design] NAi Publishers, 120 Repertorium of Architecture in Belgium; From 1830 to the present Anne van Loo (ed.), 123 Index Archis 2003 137 Preview Archis #2, 2004 Work by Akira Hasegawa and Rafael Lozano-Hemmer
	2003, 6	Archis	198	Islands	Archis	Archis/Artimo	>details
In this issue The Political space is developing into a territorial patchwork quilt of enclaves; regions interpreted as parts of the country, put also as programmatic zones, as combined intersects, as separate social sectors, in other words as 'single issue spaces' ... No trespassing, but Archis will take you on a tour. All articles in this issue Writers Ole Bouman, Anselm Franke Eyal Weizman Ines Geisler, Daniël van der Velden, Arjen Oosterman Jan Bitter (photography), Charlotte ten Dijke Indira van ´t Klooster Bart, Manuela Hötzl, Steven Wassenaar, Matthijs Bouw, Frido van Nieuwamerongen, Noël van Dooren Rob van Leeuwen (eds), Aaron Betsky, Michelle Provoost, David Summers, Kees Christiaanse Hans Ibelings et al.,     Page Articles Authors   1 RSVP Events 6 Archis-alphabet 8 We are all extremists in our own single issue space (editorial) Ole Bouman 11 Mind your own business. A brief analysis of the ‘single issue space’ Ole Bouman 18 Islands. The geography of extraterritoriality Anselm Franke, Eyal Weizman, Ines Geisler 39 Critique your own critique (toolkit) 54 Mission Impossible. Data Haven, Meta Haven, Sealand Daniël van der Velden 62 Making the most of space. Architectural policy between dream and action Ole Bouman 72 Residential islands as urban model, or how Groningen anticipated current world politics ten years ago and developed an urbanistic model for it. Archit Arjen Oosterman, Jan Bitter (photography) 92 MÀ-SSA. Space as the central design theme for the densified city Charlotte ten Dijke, Indira van ´t Klooster, Bart 96 No cyberspace without a body. The real virtuality Manuela Hötzl 102 Caught between repression and abolition. Recent Franse prison architecture Steven Wassenaar 109 Creativity and the City: a tautology Matthijs Bouw 110 Asymptote Experience in the NAI: not successful, but still a success Frido van Nieuwamerongen 114 Alle Hosper. Landschapsarchitect 1943-1997 Noël van Dooren, Rob van Leeuwen (eds) 116 Landscrapers. Building with the land Aaron Betsky 117 Hugh Maaskant. Architect van de vooruitgang Michelle Provoost 118 Real Spaces. World Art History and the Rise of Western Modernism David Summers 119 Strip. 1,5 kilometer woningbouw in Den Haag Kees Christiaanse, Hans Ibelings et al. 123 Archis #1, 2004 Works by Rodney Graham, Luchezar Boyadjiev, Wolfgang Staehle, Gabriel Orozco, Germaine Kruip
	2003, 5	Archis	197	Inside	Archis	Archis/Artimo	>details
In this issue Architecture is about creating an inside, a sheltered place where you can feel safe, at home. The rest of the world is consequently 'outside'. But are you really 'at home' when you are inside? Isn't it just as possible to be at home outside? An Archis issue about the blurring of the boundaries between interior and exterior. All articles in this issue Writers Ole Bouman, Ole Bouman Lilet Breddels, Arthur Wortmann, Shiuan-Wen Chu, Martin Krenn Oliver Ressler, Kai Vöckler, Sandi Hilal Alessandro Petti, Stefano Boeri / Multiplicity, Thomas Daniell Rob ‘t Hart (photography), Jacob van Rijs, Louise Schouwenberg, Michèle de Ruiter / Inbo, Hera van Sande, Tamara Roy Kelly Shannon, Paul Oliver, Thomas Crow Christian Kravagna Corinne Diserens, Marc Monmonier, Dirk van den Heuvel Madeleine Steigenga Jaap van, Umberto Barbieri Jan de Heer Hans Oldewarris (ed, Dennis Kaspori Henk Oosterling, Will Navidson,     Page Articles Authors   6 Archis alphabet 8 Grace… (editorial) Ole Bouman 11 Domestic diaspora Ole Bouman, Lilet Breddels 22 Images of the imaginary. Miriam Bäckström on the set of Songs From the Second Floor Arthur Wortmann 29 Paranoid urbanism. Enclaves in Johannesburg Shiuan-Wen Chu 38 Theatre in architecture Arthur Wortmann 46 European Corrections Corporation Martin Krenn, Oliver Ressler 51 Vinexorcist (toolkit) 57 Architecture and Raumordnung Kai Vöckler 62 Stateless nation Sandi Hilal, Alessandro Petti 63 Statements 67 Borderline Syndrome Ole Bouman 69 Odyssey (toolkit) 72 Border device(s) Stefano Boeri / Multiplicity 76 Balancing act: MVRDV in Japan. Snow Land Agrarian Culture Centre Thomas Daniell, Rob ‘t Hart (photography) 91 Spider in the ricefield Jacob van Rijs 96 Reinventing functionality. Plenty of work for Dutch design Louise Schouwenberg 101 Re: Matrix for urban renewal Michèle de Ruiter / Inbo 104 Mountain of steps. The Skip House by FOBA in Kyoto Hera van Sande 112 Boston’s ‘big dig’. Wanted: visionary landscape designer Tamara Roy, Kelly Shannon 116 Dwellings. The Vernacular House Worldwide Paul Oliver 118 Gordon Matta-Clark Thomas Crow, Christian Kravagna, Corinne Diserens 119 Spying with Maps. Surveillance Technologies and the Future of Privacy Marc Monmonier 122 Risselada. A double portrait of dutc Dirk van den Heuvel, Madeleine Steigenga, Jaap van 122 Carel Weeber ‘ex’ architect Umberto Barbieri, Jan de Heer, Hans Oldewarris (ed 124 Bewoningsin(ter)venties. Een prospectus voor alternatieve woningbouw Dennis Kaspori, Henk Oosterling 125 The diary of Will Navidson Will Navidson 56 f Blindness
	2003, 4	Archis	196	Forever	Archis	Archis/Artimo	>details
In this issue Blessed be the people that worries about whether Michelangelo's David should be swabbed down or sand-blasted, whitewashed or completely restored. It knows the value of its heritage. But in the light of looting and destruction, of amnesia and total indifference, a more important issue has arisen. The fundamental question is no longer which history counts, but whether history counts. Archis invited makers and thinkers who continue to answer 'yes' to that question. All articles in this issue Writers Ole Bouman, Jean-Paul Baeten, Sybil Kohl Philip Oswalt Albrecht Schäfer, Lionel Devlieger, Paul Meurs, Catherine Visser with Rik Herngreen, Gerald Beasley, Bert de Muynck, Ayssar Arida and Michael Stanton, Arthur Wortmann, Tom Reynders Morad Bouchakour (photography), Gijs Nouwens, Werner Evers, Alex van de Beld, Piet Vollaard, Jacob Voorthuis, Florian Boer, Steven Wassenaar, Harry Geerlings Gerard Peters (eds), Caroline van Eck (ed), Marko Home Mika Taanila (eds), Hans Oldewarris Peter de Winter (eds), Ghent Urban Studies Team (ed.), Dirk Sijmons, Sophie Berrebi,     Page Articles Authors   2 Archis alphabet 4 Architecture as a lie (editorial) Ole Bouman 10 A true end of history Ole Bouman 12 The collection as survival strategy Jean-Paul Baeten 21 The Abandoned City Sybil Kohl, Philip Oswalt, Albrecht Schäfer 26 On the disaster of amnesia. An interview with Françoise Choay Lionel Devlieger 29 Auto-heritage capsule (toolkit) 32 Heritage preservation at 120 kph Paul Meurs 40 The Limes – a new public domain. Investigation into the relevance of an archeological relic to spatial planning Catherine Visser with Rik Herngreen 43 Saving the vulnerable (toolkit) 46 Advertisement for history Gerald Beasley 58 Brussels fascinations. Rem Koolhaas and the European conviviality revolution Bert de Muynck 60 Therapeutic urbanism? Ayssar Arida and Michael Stanton 60 Works by Alberto Burri, Rachel Whiteread 70 Haverleij: for the market or for the future? Arthur Wortmann 72 Taking a lot and giving little. The Haverleij project in ’s-Hertogenbosch Tom Reynders, Morad Bouchakour (photography) 86 Utopia. On the utility of public space Gijs Nouwens 88 Live like a lord in a network society? Werner Evers 92 Strange confidence. Regional-specific building and architecture today Alex van de Beld 96 Radical reuse Piet Vollaard 104 Window on the city. Boijmans Van Beuningen extension Jacob Voorthuis 108 City and mobility. Future of the Rotterdam biennale Florian Boer 110 Périférique city. Parisian ring road on display Steven Wassenaar 114 Mobiliteit als uitdaging. Een integrale benadering Harry Geerlings, Gerard Peters (eds) 116 Germain Boffrand. Book of Architecture Caroline van Eck (ed) 117 Tulevaisuuden talo menneisyydestä Marko Home, Mika Taanila (eds) 118 years 010 Hans Oldewarris, Peter de Winter (eds) 119 Post ex sub dis. Urban Fragmentations and Constructions Ghent Urban Studies Team (ed.) 120 Landkaartmos en andere beschouwingen Dirk Sijmons 123 The diary of Sophie Berrebi Sophie Berrebi 6 e. Nebojsa Seric Shoba, Battlefields
	2003, 3	Archis	195	Open Source	Archis	Archis/Artimo	>details
In this issue Communism means sharing ownership whether you like it or not. Few people today are still enamoured of that idea. Sharing by choice, however, is hugely popular. It has become a genuine movement that goes by the name of open source. Archis investigates these new forms of collectivity, from new strategies in top design to wholesale barbarism and all manner of things in-between. All articles in this issue Writers Ole Bouman, Dennis Kaspori, Kersten Geers, Jens Hoffmann, Lorenzo Benedetti, Alex de Jong en Marc Schuilenburg, Jeffrey Inaba Peter Zellner, Arthur Wortmann Arjen Oosterman, Michael Stutz, Arthur Wortmann Bas Princen (photography), Wouter Veldhuis, Wouter Thijssen, Luca Molinari Filippo Romano (photography), Reinhold Martin, Cecil Balmond, Florike van Egmond (ed.), Henk Baas e.a. (ed.), Giuliana Bruno, Hélène Jannière, Bernard Leupen, Ed Melet,     Page Articles Authors   2 Archis alphabet 4 Archis is open source, a preambule (editorial) Ole Bouman 13 A communism of ideas. Towards an architectural open source practice Dennis Kaspori 19 Eating authorship Kersten Geers 21 Private Fair (Ab)Use Contract (toolkit) 23 On relations, appropriations and other worries Jens Hoffmann 32 Open source Lorenzo Benedetti 40 De wereld na Pong. Over de dynamiek van videogames Alex de Jong en Marc Schuilenburg 43 Open Source Literature Masterpiece (toolkit) 51 Stedebouw zonder stedebouwkundigen Jeffrey Inaba, Peter Zellner 62 Authorial typologies Arthur Wortmann, Arjen Oosterman 63 Copyleft. Terms and conditions for copying, distribution and modification Michael Stutz 68 Quit programme. From Kattenbroek to Ypenburg and beyond Arthur Wortmann, Bas Princen (photography) 77 Open Source Ideas Bank (toolkit) 92 The matrix. A strategy for urban renewal plans Wouter Veldhuis 97 Negotiable, adaptive and non-hierarchical. The future according to Urban Future Organization Wouter Thijssen 104 The Piano Play. The Auditorium in Rome Luca Molinari, Filippo Romano (photography) 112 The menagerie. Tschumi en his friends Reinhold Martin 115 Informal Cecil Balmond 117 Nederland in de maak; Florike van Egmond (ed.) 117 2002: themanummer ‘Landschap in archieven’ Henk Baas e.a. (ed.) 118 Atlas of Emotion. Journeys in Art, Architecture, and Film Giuliana Bruno 119 Politiques éditoriales et architecture‘moderne’. L’émergence de nouvelles revues en France et en Italie (1923-1939) Hélène Jannière 120 Kader en generieke ruimte. Een onderzoek naar de veranderbare woning op basis van het permanente [Frame and generic space. Research into changeable ho Bernard Leupen 122 The Architectural Detail. Dutch architects visualise their concepts Ed Melet 125 The diary of an unknown citizen
	2003, 2	Archis	194	Time	Archis	Archis/Artimo	>details
In this issue Architecture has a reputation as the slow art. Not for much longer, it would seem. There is and architecture in the making that gives rather than takes time. All articles in this issue Writers Ole Bouman, Amanda Schachter, Florian Boer, Paul Kruip, Nicholas Anastasopoulos Thanasis Moutsopoulos Li, Charles Esche, Umberto Barbieri, Pieter Jan Gijsberts (text), Nadia Amoroso, Mark Kremer, Robbert Roos, Xaveer De Geyter Architecten, George Dodds Robert Tavernor (eds.), Tom McDonough, Rik Herngreen, Esther Boukema (Ed.), Tracy Metz, Michiel Schwarz, Pierre Bismuth,     Page Articles Authors   2 Archis alphabet 4 One day… (editorial) Ole Bouman 13 Time-based architecture Ole Bouman 20 Hacker Space, a Socrat-a-Chat Amanda Schachter 29 The tempo of the city Florian Boer 32 Moment Paul Kruip 34 Time-based design. Ephemeral Structures 2004 Nicholas Anastasopoulos, Thanasis Moutsopoulos, Li 48 Josephine Pletts, Pat Rodden, Peter Zodere 62 Could everything be temporary? Charles Esche 71 Architecture as magic or science Umberto Barbieri 80 Snapshots or shoot-outs Pieter Jan Gijsberts (text), 92 Invisible urban forms. Quantitative data as inspiration for design Nadia Amoroso 100 A home for the collection. The new Van Abbemuseum in Eindhoven Mark Kremer 107 Tinkering with reality. Reality machines at the NAI Robbert Roos 112 After-Sprawl. Onderzoek naar de hedendaagse stad Xaveer De Geyter Architecten 114 Body and Building. Essays on the Changing Relation of Body and Architecture George Dodds, Robert Tavernor (eds.) 115 Guy Debord and the Situationist International. Texts and Documents Tom McDonough 117 De 8e transformatie. Over planning en regionale identiteit Rik Herngreen 118 Nature Culture Fusion Esther Boukema (Ed.) 118 Pret ! Leisure en landschap Tracy Metz 121 The diary of Michiel Schwarz Michiel Schwarz 122 Recruitment & Selection: 3 museum directors 15, 8 past 10 (toolkit) 8 ff Alternances d’éclaircies et de passages nuageux l’après-midi, 1999 Pierre Bismuth Works by Victor Burgin, Jack Goldstein, David Lamelas Works by Alicia Framis, Marjetica Potrc
	2003, 1	Archis	193	The People	Archis	Archis/Artimo	>details
In this issue It has been claimed that ordinary people were the bane of modern architecture. Nowadays it sometimes seems as if architecture is the bane of ordinary people. Will the people take revenge? Archis assesses the general mood. All articles in this issue Writers Ole Bouman, Bernard Colenbrander, Piet Vollaard, Carel Weeber, Jeffrey Inaba and Peter Zellner, Mans WrÃ¥nge, Christina E. Crawford, Bert de Muynck (photography Jan Kempenaers), Ed. Bijman Jan Klomp and Bas Liesker, Kelly Shannon, Elsa Lam, Francesca Phillips, Manuela Hötzl, Thomas Daniell, Peter G. Rowe and Seng Kuan, Bruno Latour Peter Weibel (eds.), Lieven De Cauter (ed.), Kevin Keim (ed.), Hetty Berens, Stephen Wilson, Francine Houben,     Page Articles Authors   2 Archis alphabet 4 The ruination of architecture (editorial) Ole Bouman 10 If the people don’t want change Ole Bouman 11 The karma of a gigantic village Bernard Colenbrander 20 Chandigarh in intensive care Piet Vollaard 29 This is your ticket to content: speech maker (toolkit) 32 Indian angel Carel Weeber 40 Taste is waste Jeffrey Inaba and Peter Zellner 44 The Average Citizen Mans WrÃ¥nge 46 The Maydan in Kiev. Urban space or state monument? Christina E. Crawford 51 This is your ticket to spectacle: mega event maker (toolkit) 53 If the people want change. A brief taxonomy of populism Ole Bouman 64 Euroferno. Architecture for the European Nation Ole Bouman 71 This is ticket to fame: monument maker (toolkit) Ole Bouman 74 Intrigues in Brussels. The future history of the European Quarter Bert de Muynck (photography Jan Kempenaers) 90 About ‘gut urbanism’ and good living environments Ed. Bijman, Jan Klomp and Bas Liesker 93 Architectural reflexes. WTC-site: round two Kelly Shannon 98 Reading Minds: Herzog & de Meuron at the CCA Elsa Lam 102 A paintbox for the Canary Islands Francesca Phillips 108 Hooray, we can’t think of anything new! Latent Utopias in Graz Manuela Hötzl 110 Doors of Perception: Flow Thomas Daniell 112 Architectural Encounters with Essence and Form in Modern China Peter G. Rowe and Seng Kuan 114 Iconoclash. Beyond the Image Wars in Science, Religion and Art Bruno Latour, Peter Weibel (eds.) 116 Het kleine lexicon van het Vlaamse (Architectuur-)landschap Lieven De Cauter (ed.) 117 You Have to Pay for the Public Life. Selected Essays of Charles W. Moore Kevin Keim (ed.) 118 Willem Nicolaas Rose (1801-1877). Stedenbouw, civiele techniek en architectuur Hetty Berens 118 Information Arts. Intersections of Art, Science, and Technology Stephen Wilson 121 The diary of Francine Houben Francine Houben
	2002, 6	Archis	192	Escape	Archis	Archis/Artimo	>details
In this issue A great many people on this planet are trying to escape: from their surroundings, from their circumstances, from themselves. This escapism with all its spatial con- sequences seems to be of a transitory nature, an ephemeral and ultimately undesirable phenomenon. But is it really so? On escapism as an all-too-human condition. All articles in this issue Writers Ole Bouman, Leon van Schaik, Kurt Handlbauer, Charles Rice, Yi-Fu Tuan, Richard Blythe, Els Verbakel, Laura Kurgan, Allard Jolles, Richard H. Carson, Eric Slotboom, Robert Silke, Robert Wilson, Hanno Rauterberg, Koos Bosma, Claude Lichtenstein, George L. Hersey, Amy Bingaman Lise Sanders Rebecca Zorach (eds), Niels Gutschow, Joachim Palutzki, Holger Barth (ed.), Wim Derksen,     Page Articles Authors   2 Archis-alphabet 4 The emptiness of substance (editorial) Ole Bouman 10 Escapade Ole Bouman 15 Island continent Leon van Schaik 21 List of world problems (toolkit) 21 Toolkits 23 Box men. Homeless in Japan Kurt Handlbauer 32 The Antipodean relation Charles Rice 44 Escapism Yi-Fu Tuan 49 Generic escape route (toolkit) 51 On wilderness Richard Blythe 58 Listening to the city. Futures for Lower Manhattan Els Verbakel 62 Report from New York Laura Kurgan 65 Spatial plan for the Netherlands. RPB launched Ole Bouman 68 The architecture of mobile capital. ING House by Van Meyer en Van Schooten Allard Jolles 82 Urban realism Richard H. Carson 84 Detail und Verbrechen. The revival of architectural detail Eric Slotboom 90 Room for rent in the Tower of Babel Robert Silke 98 The architecture of celebrity. The paintings of Dexter Dalwood Robert Wilson 100 Next Hanno Rauterberg 104 Post-socialist countryside. In search of patina in East Germany Koos Bosma 112 Thomas Schregenberger (eds), As Found. The Discovery of the Ordinary Claude Lichtenstein 113 Architecture and Geometry in the Age of the Baroque George L. Hersey 114 Embodied Utopias. Gender, social change and the modern metropolis Amy Bingaman, Lise Sanders, Rebecca Zorach (eds) 116 Ordnungswahn. Architekten planen im ‘eingedeutschten Osten’ 1939-1945 Niels Gutschow 116 Architektur in der DDR Joachim Palutzki 116 Grammatik sozialistischer Architekturen. Holger Barth (ed.) 119 The diary of Wim Derksen Wim Derksen Flyer: Song of the open road
	2002, 5	Archis	191	Flow	Archis	Archis/Artimo	>details
In this issue All is flow. How long can design go on being about things when those things are themselves dissolving in one all-embracing Flow? And if design is no longer about things, what then? All articles in this issue Writers Archis alphabet, Ole Bouman, John Tackara, Malcolm McCullough, Multiplicity/ Stefano Boeri and John Palmesino, Neil Leach, Derrick de Kerckhove, Kristiaan Borret and Pieter T' Jonck, Martin Knuijt, Renson van Tilborg, Mimi Zeiger, Ilka and Andreas Ruby, Branimir Medic, Lucy Bullivant, Kai Vöckler, Thomas Daniell, Phyllis Lambert (ed.), Johanna Kint, Pieter van Wesemael, Nigel Whiteley, Hilde Heynen et al. (eds.), Auke van der Woud, Vittorio Magnano Lampugnani (ed.), Francesca Ferguson,     Page Articles Authors   2 Archis alphabet 4 Total Mobilmachung (editorial) Ole Bouman 14 Perceiving Flow John Tackara 15 Digital Ground: on fixity, flow and context Malcolm McCullough 19 Stop the flow of communication (toolkit) 22 Around a Solid Sea Multiplicity/ Stefano Boeri and John Palmesino 33 Stop the flow of your desire (toolkit) 35 Swarm tectonics: a manifesto for an emergent architecture Neil Leach 42 Architecture and plasma. On cognitive flow in design and architecture Derrick de Kerckhove 50 City, city, city. Reality and ideology in the Leuven arts centre Stuk Kristiaan Borret and Pieter T' Jonck 68 City between 0 and 160 kilometres per hour Martin Knuijt 76 Carchitecture. More than a showroom Renson van Tilborg 77 Stop the flow of traffic (toolkit) 82 Giant Robot: magazine and shop in LA Mimi Zeiger 85 Ceci n’ est pas une agence. An Office, a Café and a Gallery by Blauraum Architects, Hamburg Ilka and Andreas Ruby 89 Building technology versus individuality Branimir Medic 92 The architectural skin and the silver screen Lucy Bullivant 101 Supergerman? Kai Vöckler 105 Strange Attractor: the Yokohama International Port Terminal Thomas Daniell 110 Mies in America Phyllis Lambert (ed.) 112 Expo 58 als belichaming van het humanistisch modernisme Johanna Kint 112 Architecture of Instruction and Delight. A socio-historical analysis of World Exhibitions as a didactic phenomenon (1798-1851-1970) Pieter van Wesemael 113 Reyner Banham. Historian of the Immediate Future Nigel Whiteley 115 ‘Dat is architectuur’. Sleutelteksten uit de twintigste eeuw Hilde Heynen et al. (eds.) 117 The Art of Building. From Classicism to Modernity: The Dutch Architectural Debate 1840-1900 Auke van der Woud 118 Die Architektur, die Tradition und der Ort. Regionalismen in der europäischen Stadt Vittorio Magnano Lampugnani (ed.) 120 The diary of Francesca Ferguson Francesca Ferguson Conference Coupons
	2002, 4	Archis	190	Dutch	Archis	Archis/Artimo	>details
In this issue Dutch design is the answer; what is the question? All articles in this issue Writers Ole Bouman, Aaron Betsky, Bernard Colenbrander, Shiuan-Wen and Ruurd Gietema, Gert Kähler, Dirk Sijmons, Peter Defesche, Hans Ibelings, Harrie van Helmond, Rob Dettingmeijer and Arjen Oosterman, Chuihua Judy Chung et al. (eds), Annabel Jane Wharton, Geert Bekaert and Ronny De Meyer, Vaughan Hart and Peter Hicks, Mario Carpo, Wilfried Wang (ed.), Anne Hoogewoning et al. (eds.),     Page Articles Authors   4 Dutch freak show (editorial) Ole Bouman 8 The architectural dimension of culture Ole Bouman 9 Compose your new Netherlands (toolkit) 11 The Dutch model: a fortuyn-ate tale Aaron Betsky 16 Transgressive practices. An outline of a globalized Dutch architectural practice 21 The road to success: think in diagrams (toolkit) 22 Homework: essential concepts for navigating the Netherlands 26 Hyper-polder model. The rebuilding of Roombeek, Enschede Bernard Colenbrander 33 Dutchness at your service. Shiuan-Wen and Ruurd Gietema 35 The road to succes: think in mega-blocks (toolkit) 36 Homework: keep your jottings 44 Recentior, junior, melior. On architectural contest and the NAi Award for Young Architects 68 Holland goes Hollywood Gert Kähler 71 The accomplished fiction. The promise of the regional plan Dirk Sijmons 82 The innovative force of the programme Peter Defesche 86 Towards the absolute zero. The Diller & Scofidio cloud at Expo.02 Hans Ibelings 92 Pretty, but a bity dull, too. Yokohama International Ferry Terminal Hans Ibelings 95 Does design education deserve the Archiprix? Harrie van Helmond 100 Engagement as trademark Ole Bouman 104 UN Studio exhibition: obscuring through revelation Rob Dettingmeijer and Arjen Oosterman 110 The Harvard Design School Guide to Shopping Chuihua Judy Chung et al. (eds) 111 Building the Cold War. Hilton International Hotels and Modern Architecture Annabel Jane Wharton 112 A Journey to Japan. Where chance is the standard Geert Bekaert and Ronny De Meyer 113 Sebastiano Serlio on Architecture Volume Two Vaughan Hart and Peter Hicks 114 Architecture in the Age of Printing. Orality, Writing, Typography, and Printed Images in the History of Architectural Theory Mario Carpo 115 SOM journal 1 Wilfried Wang (ed.) 116 Architecture in the Netherlands. Yearbook 2001>02 Anne Hoogewoning et al. (eds.) 42, Dutch websites Flyer toolkit: make a new Netherlands
	2002, 3	Archis	189	Paranoid	Archis	Archis/Artimo	>details
In this issue New and old social antagonisms between individuals and civilizations reorganize our territories. Houses, cities, countries and continents are reshaped by strategies of fear and protection. People are in a constant process of adaptation to the 'new circumstances'. All articles in this issue Writers Ole Bouman, Eric Howeler, Steve Graham, Wim Cuyvers, Wouter-Jan Oosten, Koos Bosma, Joost Ector, Arthur Wortmann, Arjen Oosterman, Bart Goldhoorn, Mélanie van der Hoorn, Tim Zwanikken, Suzanne Bieri en Walther Fuchs (eds), F.P. Bijdendijk, Valerie Fraser, Zilah Quezado Deckker, Oscar Niemeyer, Cilia Eren et al., OASE, Steef Wubben,     Page Articles Authors   2 Archis alphabet 4 The architecture of suspicion (editorial) Ole Bouman 11 Anxious architectures. The aesthetics of surveillance Eric Howeler 19 Alias (beeldinterventie) 25 Urbanizing war - Militarizing cities. The city as strategic site Steve Graham 31 Emergency number (toolkit) 36 When it comes to security, there is no normality - a clinical approach to security and surveillance systems 39 Fear test (toolkit) 44 Crime pays! How surveillance technology, architecture and urban design are powered by crime 54 Sarajevo revisited Wim Cuyvers 57 Space and Safety policy document Wouter-Jan Oosten 60 South Axis plagued by tardy train Koos Bosma 66 Architecture without metaphors. The Media Authority building by Koen van Velsen Joost Ector 86 Convertability in building practice. DKV on innovation Arthur Wortmann 89 MVRDV, what are we to make of it? Housing colossus in Amsterdam Arjen Oosterman 98 The architecture of the second Russian revolution Bart Goldhoorn 108 Injection in a Nazi ruin. The Party Rally Grounds Documentation Centre at Neurenberg Mélanie van der Hoorn 116 The architecture of suspicion Ole Bouman 118 Space as resource? Space for variety! The consequences for national spatial policy of discourses on ‘space as resource’ Tim Zwanikken 120 Building for Books Suzanne Bieri en Walther Fuchs (eds) 121 City for sale and other critical comments F.P. Bijdendijk 122 Building the New World. Studies in the Modern Architecture of Latin America 1930-1960 Valerie Fraser 122 Brazil Built. The Architecture of the Modern Movement in Brazil Zilah Quezado Deckker 122 The Curves of Time. The memoirs of Oscar Niemeyer Oscar Niemeyer 123 Insurance against the impossible (toolkit) 125 Vedute 1991-2001. A conspectus of all spatial manuscripts and activities from Vedute’s first decade Cilia Eren et al. 126 OASE nr. 57. 1970’s revisited OASE 129 A psychogeographical bicycle tour of Aldo van Eyck's Amsterdam playgrounds 136 The diary of Steef Wubben Steef Wubben 141 The Glam Cam Flyer with contribution from Indira van 't Klooster: www.citatabase.net
	2002, 2	Archis	188	Doublin'; The City in your pocket	Archis	Archis/Artimo	>details
In this issue Doublin'. Growth of city, population, incomes, stock exchange - all in double figures. Can the Celtic Tiger economy of Ireland be tamed? Is Dublin still a place with a name, or is it more of an urban condition that might apply anywhere? Archis took a long walk that turned into a crazy ride. All articles in this issue Writers Ole Bouman, Raymund Ryan, William J. Mitchell, Peter Tansey, David J. Lewis, Wim Cuyvers, Gil M. Doron, Steven Wassenaar, Michiel Riedijk, Frédéric Flamand and Jean Nouvel, Arthur Wortmann, Kai Vöckler, Katja Bernhardt, Marie-Christine Loriers, Chora/Raoul Bunschoten, Sanford Kwinter, Han Lorzing, Stefan Muthesius, Klaus Jan Philipp, Gerd Urhahn and Luc Vrolijks, Hans van Rossum Frank van Wijk and Lodewijk Baljo, Katrien Vandermarliere,     Page Articles Authors   2 Archis alphabet 4 Europe on the edge (editorial) Ole Bouman 8 Dubbing Dublin Ole Bouman 11 Trip on the M50. Raymund Ryan 17 Check your connections (toolkit) 22 Electronic Doublin' William J. Mitchell 33 It’s Party Time! Peter Tansey 34 Fingal County Hall David J. Lewis 38 La douce France Wim Cuyvers 41 Untitled. A reply to Richard Rogers Gil M. Doron 45 Livable Netherlands Ole Bouman 50 Marseilles: Architectural representations of social diversity Steven Wassenaar 59 Monsieur le maîre (toolkit) 74 Mud, smell and norm. The paradox of innovation Michiel Riedijk 78 Dancing with yourself. A performance by Frédéric Flamand and Jean Nouvel Frédéric Flamand and Jean Nouvel 82 From the front door to the village and beyond. Patrick Vonck in Alsemberg Arthur Wortmann 85 Wallpaper (toolkit) 90 Architecture as a pointless phenomenon Kai Vöckler 93 In search of the soul of the city. Recent urban projects in Stettin Katja Bernhardt 97 Eatblock airport tie (toolkit) 104 The museum and the district. The redevelopment of the Renault grounds in Paris Marie-Christine Loriers 110 Urban Flotsam. Stirring the City Chora/Raoul Bunschoten 112 Architectures of Time. Toward a Theory of the Event in Modernist Culture Sanford Kwinter 113 The nature of landscape. A personal quest Han Lorzing 114 The Postwar University. Utopianist Campus and College Stefan Muthesius 116 Late Projects Klaus Jan Philipp 116 Wonen in de Deltametropool. Een studie naar stedelijke diversiteit Gerd Urhahn and Luc Vrolijks 117 De stad in uitersten. Verkenningstocht naar Vinex-land Hans van Rossum, Frank van Wijk and Lodewijk Baljo 120 The diary of Katrien Vandermarliere Katrien Vandermarliere 121 In and beyond the Netherlands 128 Credits With images by Peter Maybury and Marie Pierre Richards Flyer with contribution by Jan Rothuizen
	2002, 1	Archis	187	Africa	Archis	Archis/Artimo	>details
In this issue Everyone is talking about the century of urbanization. But there is a big difference between urban planning and urban growth. And nowhere is that difference greater that in Africa. All articles in this issue Writers Ole Bouman, Uche Isichei, Ambrose A. Adebayo, Ashraf Salama, Arjen Oosterman, Wim Cuyvers, Arjen Oosteman, Steven Wassenaar, Koen van Synghel, A.A. Payne A. Kuttner and R. Smick (eds.), Frédérique Lemerle, Joachim Krause and Claude Lichtenstein (eds), Elisabeth Grosz, Ad Hereijgers and Endry van Velzen, Katherine Solomonson, Bert van Meggelen, Phillip van den Bossche,     Page Articles Authors   2 Archis alphabet 4 Public Relations (editorial) Ole Bouman 6 Urbafrique Ole Bouman 7 Rem Koolhaas 11 From and for Lagos Uche Isichei 20 The streets of Africa. A search for identity and sustainability Ambrose A. Adebayo 21 The map of Africa (toolkit) 29 Contemporary Cairo demystified. A critical voice on architecture and urbanism Ashraf Salama 39 Passage through no-man's land. The registration centre for asylum seekers at Ter Apel by Geurst & Schulze 46 Other voices (toolkit) 55 Pradafrica Ole Bouman 72 Transurbi et transorbis Ole Bouman 73 Transurbanism Arjen Oosterman 75 Projects by Rafael Lozano-Hemmer and Nox 80 The -ing-society Wim Cuyvers 82 Pause for thought in the memorandum blitz. On the Fifth Memorandum on Spatial Planning Arjen Oosteman 85 Mastermind (toolkit) 87 Appiah be praised Ole Bouman 93 The beauty of transience - The Palais de Tokyo in Paris Steven Wassenaar 101 Sturm der Ruhe. What is architecture? Opening exhibition in the Architektur Zentrum Wien Koen van Synghel 104 Antiquity and its Interpreters A.A. Payne, A. Kuttner and R. Smick (eds.) 104 Les Annotations de Guillaume Philandrier sur le De Architectura de la Vitruve Frédérique Lemerle 106 Your private sky Joachim Krause and Claude Lichtenstein (eds) 108 Architecture from the Outside. Essays on Virtual and Real Space Elisabeth Grosz 109 De naoorlogse stad. Een hedendaagse ontwerpopgave Ad Hereijgers and Endry van Velzen 110 The Chicago Tribune Tower Competition. Skycraper Design and Cultural Change in the 1920s Katherine Solomonson 114 The diary of Bert van Meggelen Bert van Meggelen 118 Guinea pig pens Phillip van den Bossche 128 Credits 129 Index 2001 Photos by Bukkie Opebiyi, Raymond de Vries, et al.
	2001, 6	Archis	186	Architectural Criticism after September 11	Archis	Archis/Artimo	>details
In this issue At the time of writing, a war is being fought on behalf of me, on behalf of you, on behalf of the whole 'broad coalition'. On one side there is us: the global community, technology, capital, the military-industrial complex, civilization. On the other side, a man in a cave. He wears a beard, a caftan and a turban. Against the wall is a Kalashnikov. The man is alone with his microphone. He doesn't look exactly frightened. What does all this mean for architecture? Archis researches architecture in the wake of the attack. All articles in this issue Writers Ole Bouman, Luis Fernàndez-Galiano, Alessandro Rocca, Charles Jencks, Aaron Betsky, Editorial, William S. Saunders, André Bideau, Matthias Boeckl, Lucy Bullivant, Gemma Bakker Arjen Oosterman, Steven Wassenaar, Kees Christiaanse, Wim Cuyvers, Arjen Oosterman, S. Umberto Barbieri, Mart Kalm, Claudia Gliemann, Hilde Heynen, Kristin Fereiss (red.), Lü Junhua Peter G. Rowe Zhang Jie (red.), Eve Blau Monika Platzer (red.), Jacques Lucan Bruno Marchand (red.), Iain Borden Joe Kerr Jane Rendell with Alicia P, Arthur Wortmann, Wim van den Bergh, Phillip van den Bossche,     Page Articles Authors   5 Landscape in times of war (editorial) Ole Bouman 10 Architecture in a nebulous war Ole Bouman 11 Reporting on the Glass Park Luis Fernàndez-Galiano 14 Thinking, Watching, Making Alessandro Rocca 17 Critical modernism and the Responsibility of Professionals Charles Jencks 20 The Ground Zero of Fear Aaron Betsky 22 Crash Site Editorial 26 On September 11, for Archis William S. Saunders 27 Image implosion André Bideau 29 The old and the new city Matthias Boeckl 33 Experimenta Design 2001: making culture a free trade zone Lucy Bullivant 41 Breda at high speed: Ambitions, tactics and prospects Gemma Bakker, Arjen Oosterman 46 A TGV in the Provence. The French railways’ architectural policy Steven Wassenaar 56 The car Kees Christiaanse 58 Behind the iconostasis Wim Cuyvers 63 A modern clog dance in the polder. Development of the central area in Pijnacker by the Christiaanse office Arjen Oosterman 69 Architectural statement. Diener & Diener in the Amsterdam docklands S. Umberto Barbieri 76 The shock of freedom. Estonian architects in the 1990s Mart Kalm 83 Urban Drift. Architecture and digital media in Berlin Claudia Gliemann 88 A lesson in contexualism. Fourth Pontresina Architecture Symposium Arjen Oosterman 90 Architectuur en kritiek van de moderniteit Hilde Heynen 91 The Art of Architecture Exhibitions Kristin Fereiss (red.) 92 Modern Urban Housing in China 1840-2000 Lü Junhua, Peter G. Rowe, Zhang Jie (red.) 93 Shaping the Great City. Modern Architecture in Central Europe, 1890-1937 Eve Blau, Monika Platzer (red.) 94 Contemporary Architecture in Switzerland Jacques Lucan, Bruno Marchand (red.) 96 The Unknown City. Contesting Architecture and Social Space Iain Borden, Joe Kerr, Jane Rendell, with Alicia P 99 Hurray, a Hejduk! The Wall House 100 Starstruck in Groningen. Hejduks Wall House built after all Arthur Wortmann 109 A fabricated illusion Wim van den Bergh 117 Agenda 120 T-shirt Archis 4 (Feedback) 121 The target (retro-advertisement) Phillip van den Bossche 8, 3
	2001, 5	Archis	185	Art and Public Space	Archis	Archis/Artimo	>details
In this issue If public space is no longer self-evident, is there not a case for simply reinventing it? Should the artists we enlist for this task be the familiar 'autonomous discipline' practitioners, or could they perhaps be versatile infiltrators with a variety of skills? Should that public sphere necessarily be defined in spatial terms? Such questions as these are addressed in this issue of Archis by a number of thinkers. And not only thinkers. Archis invited a number of artists to appropriate space in the magazine. They show us what it means when the pages of a magazine are treated as public space. Limited viewing: Archis as public art. All articles in this issue Writers Ole Bouman, Mark Kremer, Lawrence Weiner, Space Invaders, Martin Lucas, Maureen Mooren Daniël van der Velden, Chris Dercon, Superflex, Ann Veronica Janssens, Peter Westenberg, De Geuzen, Iain Borden, Apolonija Sustersic, N 55, Phillip van de Bossche, Jan de Graaf Jeroen Barendse, Kees Christiaanse, Wim Cuyvers, Henk Oosterling, Kelly Shannon, Bernard Colenbrander, Vincent Brunetta Véronique Patteeuw, Eckard Herrel, Vittorio Magnago Lampugnani (red.), Steven Holl, Christian Welzbacher,     Page Articles Authors   5 Education permanente in Las Vegas (editorial) Ole Bouman 9 The creation of a public sphere Ole Bouman 10 Art and suburbia: A Small Test for the Planner Mark Kremer 21 Something to lose (insert) Lawrence Weiner 23 Invasion de Paris (insert) Space Invaders 25 The ontology of the Bagel Cart Martin Lucas 29 I you too (insert) Maureen Mooren, Daniël van der Velden 31 Misusing public space Chris Dercon 37 Supermonument (insert) Superflex 38 In the absence of light (insert) Ann Veronica Janssens 39 Metropolitan representations Peter Westenberg 43 Publish and Fly ! (insert) De Geuzen 45 The art of the everyday: walsall bus station Iain Borden 49 Memory (insert) Apolonija Sustersic 51 Manual for land (insert) N 55 55 The secret life of the Luxor Theater. Urban Walk Office: facade tourism in the Randstad Phillip van de Bossche 58 The charm of a pause landscape. The New Map of Hook of Holland Jan de Graaf, Jeroen Barendse 65 Authentic versus Artificial Kees Christiaanse 66 Planks and bricks Wim Cuyvers 69 Art works: Making interesse public Henk Oosterling 72 Genoa: a city under siege Kelly Shannon 79 A milestone in a quiet patch. Frans van Gool’s twin office blocks in Weteringschans, Amsterdam Bernard Colenbrander 87 The quest for recognition. Young architects in Belgium Vincent Brunetta, Véronique Patteeuw 95 Ernst May. Architekt und Stadplaner in Afrika 1934-1953 Eckard Herrel 96 Dizionario dell’ Architettura del Novecento Vittorio Magnago Lampugnani (red.) 97 Parallax Steven Holl 99 Skateboarding, Space and the City. Architecture and the body Iain Borden 103 Postmodernism devours its own children. Marginal notes on the Federal Chancellery in Berlin by Axel Schultes Christian Welzbacher 118 A brief summary of the long succession of plans, designs and projects for the Spreebogen Christian Welzbacher 123 Agenda 128 The lesson of Manhattan (editorial) Ole Bouman 130 City with no style (retro editorial) Ole Bouman 134 The Archis Super Quiz: the answers (Archis #4) 8, 5 Axel Schultes: Bundeskanzleramt in Berlin
	2001, 4	Archis	184	Education	Archis	Archis/Artimo	>details
In this issue There is a dilemma facing architectural education. On the one hand it must retain enough basic knowledge to justify a curriculum and thus schools; on the other hand it must foster a climate in which creativeness flourishes and the evocative power can develop. There will be no lack of talent, for these are precisely the conditions that talent covets. The question is, can the schools do justice to this talent? All articles in this issue Writers Ole Bouman, Jos Bosman, Regina Bittner Wilfried Hackenbroich Kai Vöckle, Wiel Arets Roemer van Toorn, Maia Engeli, Michael Speaks, Hilde Heynen, Jo Coenen, Dave Wendt, Arthur Wortmann, Tan Kok-Meng, Koen Van Synghel, Arjen Oosterman, Jens Aerts, Phillip van den Bossche, Steven Wassenaar, Rob Dettingmeijer, Luis Fernandez-Galiano, Stephen Coats Alex Stetter (red.), Paul Virilio, O.M. Ungers, Miroslav Yasakov, Kenji Matsuda, Duc Tran Dhuong, Uliana Karpova Pavel Zeleznov Tatiana Brodatch, Lars R. van Es, Jamie Bromley, Victor M. Murillo,     Page Articles Authors   5 Laboratory as a manifesto (editorial) Ole Bouman 9 The state of architectural education Ole Bouman 10 In favour of action: An agenda for architectural education 11 An apparent shift Jos Bosman 14 City of experiences Regina Bittner, Wilfried Hackenbroich, Kai Vöckle 17 T-shirt for victims of sudden success (insert) 19 Rewriting the city Wiel Arets, Roemer van Toorn 22 A computer lady’s perspective Maia Engeli 25 T-shirt for exploited trainees (insert) 27 With all due respect Michael Speaks 30 Architecture: an intractable science Hilde Heynen 32 Inspired building Jo Coenen 35 T-shirt for exploited trainees (insert) 37 Archis Back-to-school kit (writing and measuring) 39 Coming soon. Blind spots in the design factory Dave Wendt 51 Material differences: Aluminum Centre and Glass House Arthur Wortmann 65 Siedlung in China Tan Kok-Meng 69 The teaching of architecture in Flanders Koen Van Synghel 71 The teaching of architecture in the Netherlands Arjen Oosterman 74 Action city five years on: UN conference Habitat II plus 5 Jens Aerts 79 Scripted Spaces. Three pavilions in Venice Phillip van den Bossche 83 The moon as an urban argument: Toyo Ito directs the Groningen festival Steven Wassenaar 88 A big exhibition, a wafer-thin sculpture and a thick book: The enigma of J.J.P. Oud Rob Dettingmeijer 90 Fire and Memory. On Architecture and Energy Luis Fernandez-Galiano 91 Impossible Worlds. The Architecture of Perfection Stephen Coats, Alex Stetter (red.) 93 A Landscape of Events Paul Virilio 94 Was ich schon immer sagen wollte über die Stadt, wie man sich seine eigenen Häuser baut, und was anderen über mich denken O.M. Ungers 97 Top of the class Arjen Oosterman 98 Archiprix International 2001 Miroslav Yasakov 100 Archiprix International 2002 Kenji Matsuda 102 Archiprix International 2003 Duc Tran Dhuong 104 Archiprix International 2004 Uliana Karpova, Pavel Zeleznov, Tatiana Brodatch 106 Archiprix International 2005 Lars R. van Es 108 Archiprix International 2006 Jamie Bromley 110 Archiprix International 2007 Victor M. Murillo 113 Agenda 116 Results of redesign competition for bicycle shed at Amsterdam’s Central Station (Archis #2) 121 Sum up your life in no more than 160 characters (Feedback) 122 Missing pages (Feedback) 8, 5
	2001, 3	Archis	183	Perverse Architecture	Archis	Archis/Artimo	>details
In this issue Can architecture be perverse? On the face of it, no. To stand any chance of being built, architecture has to satisfy any number of hard-headed requirements that are in themselves a guarantee that it will be realistic, acceptable, reasonable and restrained. For a start, it must remain upright, it nearly always has to comply with some kind of functional demand, it must recover its investments and not cause undue offence. This is, after all, a discipline bound by the constraints of gravity, profitability and identification. Architecture, unlike art and literature, cannot go underground. How then can something that comes into being in such a rational straightjacket of right-mindedness be perverse? Perhaps only in the sense of being designed in a perverse age. All articles in this issue Writers Ole Bouman, Frank Toeset, Roemer van Toorn, Piet de Beer, Thomas Daniell, Robert Wilson, Maria Theodorou, Luca Molinari, SMUG, N. Coates, Kas Oosterhuis, Ida Jager, Kees Christiaanse, Wim Cuyvers, Boris Hrbán Ján Vasicák, Véronique Patteeuw, Arjen Oosterman, Hans van Houwelingen, Jimmy Cheok-Siang Lim, Anthony Vidler, Klaus-Peter Gast, Cesar Pelli, Paul Meurs, Rem Koolhaas/Harvard Project on the City Stefano,     Page Articles Authors   5 Architecture must burn (editorial) Ole Bouman 8 Perverse architecture Ole Bouman 10 Perverted architecture Frank Toeset 22 Non-perverse architect (poster) 23 Dirty Details Roemer van Toorn 32 Admission reserved. Perversion in the built environment Piet de Beer 33 Back to Nature Thomas Daniell 35 Plywood Perversions Robert Wilson 41 Masoch and the Greek city Maria Theodorou 43 Three tales of ordinary Italian perversion Luca Molinari 46 Materials 49 The belly of the architect: piercings en tattoos SMUG 53 Nightclubbing architects N. Coates 59 Game, set & match. Design in the age of the digital revolution Kas Oosterhuis 67 Richard Meier: a new player on the JuBi-site Ida Jager 71 CIAM and XL Kees Christiaanse 72 When the blue of the sky falls on the roof Wim Cuyvers 77 Prenatal Metropolis Boris Hrbán, Ján Vasicák 83 It’s not the number of bricks that counts: Xaveer De Geyter Architects in de Singel Véronique Patteeuw 86 Villa Arena 87 A tour d’horizon of Villa Arena Arjen Oosterman 89 Easter Monday Hans van Houwelingen 91 Logistics as Formal Theme Arjen Oosterman 93 High expectations Jimmy Cheok-Siang Lim 94 Perverse architect (poster) 95 Warped Space. Art, Architecture, and Anxiety in Modern Culture Anthony Vidler 96 Le Corbusier: Paris-Chandigarh Klaus-Peter Gast 97 Observations. For Young Architects Cesar Pelli 98 De moderne historische stad. Ontwerpen voor vernieuwing en behoud, 1883-1940 Paul Meurs 99 Mutations Rem Koolhaas/Harvard Project on the City, Stefano 102 Soeters: The success of a court jester Ole Bouman 103 Portrait of a portfolio: Sjoerd Soeters 58, The Soeters-Van Eldonk-Ponec Office
	2001, 2	Archis	182	Individual Living	Archis	Archis/Artimo	>details
In this issue The First, Second and Third Worlds can no longer be reduced to a geographic organization of the world. Increasingly, people do not belong to camps but to networks. States, political parties, non-profit associations and other forms of collectivity hold themselves less and less responsible for how people live. Moreover, someone seeking a home nowadays does not want the same things as in the past. Seclusion, privacy, the family and security take on another meaning in a network society. What is a house, and who wants to live there? There have already been countless studies and competitions on the subject of the 'New House'. This issue of Archis, however, scrutinizes the other side of the house-building task: the new housing mentality. All articles in this issue Writers Ole Bouman, Ulrich Beck, Angie Abbink, Arthur Wortmann, Lucien Kroll, Koen Van Synghel, Kees Christiaanse, Paul Vermeulen, Arjen Oosterman, Wim Cuyvers, Sven Sterken, John Thackara, Aaron Betsky, Walter Prigge (red.), Richard Padovan, Pierluigi Serraino, Stanislaus von Moos, Ton Avermaete, Thomas Daniell,     Page Articles Authors   5 The return of politics (editorial) Ole Bouman 9 The not-so-humble new abode 17 Living Your Own Life in a Runaway World: Indivudualization, Globalization en Politics Ulrich Beck 31 NU-style living Angie Abbink 43 Two houses in Amsterdam by Christian Rapp Arthur Wortmann 53 MANIFESTO for the G8 meeting on March 2nd 2001 Lucien Kroll 55 MANIFESTO for the G8 meeting on March 2nd 2001(to tear out and give to someone else) 59 Architecture is a matter for everyone. And for everywhere always... Ole Bouman 61 Modern architecture in Bruges. Shock therapy or city architecture policy? Koen Van Synghel 65 Popular science. Kees Christiaanse 67 Vulture, buzzard, chameleon – a letter to Wim Cuyvers Paul Vermeulen 70 First white, then black, then grey. The rhizomatic progress of the government commission for the renovation and restructuring of the JuBi-site in The Arjen Oosterman 72 Global PS Wim Cuyvers 77 A bicycle shed is a building. (Lincoln cathedral is a piece of architecture) Arjen Oosterman 81 Beyond the interdisciplinary: Iannis Xenakis (1922-2001) Sven Sterken 86 Objectionable Objects: the Failure of Workspheres John Thackara 91 Gorillas in Guadalajara Aaron Betsky 93 Archis miniposter: Guadalajara starchitecture 97 Ernst Neufert. Normierte Baukultur Walter Prigge (red.) 98 Proportion. Science, Philosophy, Architecture Richard Padovan 99 Julius Schulman Modernism Rediscovered Pierluigi Serraino 101 Venturi Scott Brown & Associates 1986-1998 Stanislaus von Moos 105 Toyo Ito’s Mediatheque in Sendai. De mediafication of a mediatheque 106 Architecture for a paradoxal urban condition Ton Avermaete 117 Virtual Light and Heavy Metal: Building Toyo Ito's Mediatheque in Sendai Thomas Daniell 38-4
	2001, 1	Archis	181	Branding	Archis	Archis/Artimo	>details
In this issue Throughout our lives we are 'coached' and influenced, whether we know it or not, by monitoring. Our behaviour is increasingly regulated and controlled by numerous mechanisms, and the built environment adjusts to this, is endowed with certain 'ambiences' or chopped up into psychological 'zones'. In this practice it no longer matters what form a building takes, nor even necessarily how the space in it is lived; what counts is that the required experience scenarios are on offer. The issue, then, is a knowledge of image culture, user profiles, tactile interventions, audio frequencies. Can we still call this non-material task architecture, or do we have to make architecture of it? All articles in this issue Writers Ole Bouman, Brett Steele, Berci Florian, Biq, Arnold Reijndorp, Burton Hamfelt, Lilet Breddels, Ton Verstegen, Peter Swinnen, Luuk Boelens, Kees Christiaanse, Anne Luijten, Wim Cuyvers, Aaron Betsky, Chris Dercon, Rutger Pontzen, Simona Talenti, Wies van Moorsel, Robert A.M. Stern Thomas Mellins David Fishman, Frank Escher (red.), Alan Hess Alan Weintraub (fotografie), Arjen Oosterman, Bjarne Mastenbroek,     Page Articles Authors   5 Archis is, (editorial) Ole Bouman 8 Urban Psychology Ole Bouman 9 Brandspace TM: Design ®esearch en Product Placement Brett Steele 18 The city as trade mark. Orchestrating a unique experience Berci Florian 24 Letter to the editor Biq 33 What is it that makes Vinex people tick? Arnold Reijndorp 37 With or without rhetoric. Life Style by Bruce Mau and the problem of the XL-book Burton Hamfelt 41 Zeitgeist: 'branding' Lilet Breddels 49 The look of the Netherlands. The second Bouwfonds Award Ton Verstegen 54 Merger or troubleshooting? The work of Maarten Van Severen Peter Swinnen 59 Interact or die Ole Bouman 63 Wandering in search of the Genius Fluvii. The fifth report on spatial planning Luuk Boelens 69 Dudok. Extracts from a supervisor’s diary Kees Christiaanse 71 Aesthetic control and the eternal call for change. On proposed changes in the law Anne Luijten 73 Rijksmuseum debate Ole Bouman 74 Centre for the arts, arts for the centre Wim Cuyvers 79 The canyon as gathering space. Morphosis’s Diamond Ranch School in Pomona Aaron Betsky 89 Ik zou een museum willen maken waar de dingen elkaar overlappen Chris Dercon 89 Nice! Over nieuw engagement in de beeldende kunst Rutger Pontzen 90 L'Histoire de l'architecture en France. Émergence d'une discipline (1863-1914) Simona Talenti 91 De doorsnee is mij niet genoeg'. Nelly van Doesburg 1899-1975 Wies van Moorsel 92 New York 1880. Architecture and Urbanism in the Gilded Age Robert A.M. Stern, Thomas Mellins, David Fishman 93 John Lautner, Architect Frank Escher (red.) 94 The Architecture of John Lautner Alan Hess, Alan Weintraub (fotografie) 97 A glorious accident. Enric Miralles remodels City Hall in Utrecht Arjen Oosterman 109 Design is a stroll on the beach. Architecture is a roller coaster. Utrecht City Hall according to Enric Miralles Bjarne Mastenbroek
	2000, 11	Archis	179	Infrastructure	Archis	NAi/Elsevier	>details
In this issue Mobility is hot. Mobility is 'in', mobility is 'it', mobility is a long-term trend. We have all become futurists. And with infrastructure ascending the throne it is becoming clearer by the day that the material and organizational frameworks that have 'taken up' mobility to date no longer suffice. There are calls to modernize the decision-making processes. Calls for optimistic design. This issue of Archis brings these developments into view. The realization is finally dawning that Circulation requires Form. There is scope for Design All articles in this issue Writers     Page Articles Authors
	2000, 10	Archis	178	Architecture in Vlaanderen	Archis	NAi/Elsevier	>details
In this issue Changing conditions are affecting the way architecture is accomplished in Vlaanderen (preferable to the historically loaded Flanders). A new government policy and European legislation are making their influence felt. This month's issue, which sees guest editor Maarten Delbeke temporarily swelling the editorial ranks, examines these developments and looks at the role the Flemish Architecture Institute in the making will play in this force field. And with the Flemish government showing an ever greater involvement after years of administrative non-interventions, Archis looks back on what that involvement has produced in the past. What can we learn from the last two 'grands projets' launched in the Seventies by the Belgian government, before the political division Wallonia and Vlaanderen? All articles in this issue Writers     Page Articles Authors
	2000, 9	Archis	177	Architecture and State	Archis	NAi/Elsevier	>details
In this issue To have the state as client was once a guarantee of representative architecture. It meant power; the national self-image was involved, and the transfer of values. This set of certainties has abruptly turned into its antithesis. What does the state mean today? What legitimacy does it still have? What values are at play? Archis follows the history of one of the largest state commissions of our time: the new premises for the Ministries of Justice and the Interior: This time through the eyes of the architect, Jo Coenen. All articles in this issue Writers     Page Articles Authors
	2000, 8	Archis	176	Centring on Sydney	Archis	NAi/Elsevier	>details
In this issue Billions of eyes will soon be trained on Australia, where the Olympic Games are to be held. Real-time news reports make abundantly clear that this continent is as close to us as any other place where modernization has impacted on society. And the nearer a thing gets, the more important it is to learn from it. Sydney as an urban laboratory is a complete lesson in itself. All articles in this issue Writers     Page Articles Authors
	2000, 7	Archis	175	Urban Artifice	Archis	NAi/Elsevier	>details
In this issue What do ancient metropolis of Athens and the Vinex location of Leidsche Rijn have in common? It's their artificiality. To the outsider Athens will always be a city whose ancient remains have drenched it in frozen memory. In truth Athens has burgeoned into an urban laboratory where the prodigious social forces of immigration, multiple ethnicity and hand-over-fist social modernization are mutually reinforcing. This juncture of east, west, north and south will soon have all the spotlights trained on it when Athens takes centre stage in the forthcoming Olympic Games. Leidsche Rijn for its part was frozen when it left the drawing board and is now getting its programme injected into it by the people living there. It is a programme that sits uneasily with the original design intentions . Yet even here the distilling of urbanity from city as a process is awash with artificiality ... All articles in this issue Writers     Page Articles Authors
	2000, 6	Archis	174	China	Archis	NAi/Elsevier	>details
In this issue The People's Republic of China wants to become part of current global economic and social developments. As a result the country is urbanizing at an astronomical rate. What does this mean for the rest of the world? Does it open up opportunities for cultural exchange? Must we adjust our exotic view of China for all time? And what do the Chinese have to say on the matter? All articles in this issue Writers     Page Articles Authors
	2000, 5	Archis	173	Collectivity	Archis	NAi/Elsevier	>details
In this issue Architecture brings people together: Literally, by providing a place for sojourn and a shelter for human behaviour; metaphorically, by creating a framework for social intercourse. Architecture then is a necessary condition for collectivity. And when the notion of collectivity itself changes, buildings change with it. This month's issue of Archis probes the social significance of architecture with a selection of thought-provoking projects. All articles in this issue Writers     Page Articles Authors
	2000, 4	Archis	172	New Architectural Practices	Archis	NAi/Elsevier	>details
In this issue What is an architectural office? Withdrawing into the core activity, that of designing buildings, fails to answer this question. Quite the reverse, in fact, it only adds to it. The UK is one country that has witnessed an about-turn in recent years. Practices like Fat, Muf, Pod, Softroom and Ocean are throwing the customary way of working overboard and focusing instead on lifestyle, new media, advertising and visual arts. This issue of Archis presents the first in a series of articles on new European architectural practices. All articles in this issue Writers     Page Articles Authors
	2000, 1	Archis	169	Architecture Policy in France	Archis	NAi/Elsevier	>details
In this issue In this age of liberalizing and globalizing, state interventions are often treated with mistrust or condescension. And yet Europe is presently witnessing a remarkable development, with various national governments launching an assertive and ambitious architecture policy that extends far beyond the occasional prestigious state commission. A change is sweeping across the entire spectrum of architectural practice, in the building process, in education, in patronage... In Paris they're throwing in a large architecture institute for good measure All articles in this issue Writers     Page Articles Authors
	1999, 12	Archis	168	The Public Interest	Archis	NAi/Elsevier	>details
In this issue How physical is the public realm? Is it still out there? In the network society, the public realm is not necessary located in the streets and squares. Yet in practice it is still assumed that the city and the street embody the public realm. This issue of Archis looks at the transformation of urban public space. Is that space a stripped carcass left over from the feasts of privatization and domestication, or does it still show the necessary vital signs for it ti build up new cultural strength? All articles in this issue Writers Bouman Ole, Schwartz Ineke, Colenbrander Bernard, Weelden Dirk van, Westrik John, Taverne Ed, Kähler Gert, Oosterhuis Kas, Oosterman Arjen, Stanton Michael, Neutelings Willem Jan, Teyssot Georges (red./ed.), Elkins James, Prigge Walter (red./ed.), Jacobs Steven, Bolter Jay David Richard Grusin, Tavernor Robert, Lootsma Bart en Mariëtte van Stralen (red./ed.), Nooteboom Cees, Solà-Morales Ignasi de e.a./et al,     Page Articles Authors   4 Stage managing habitable space Bouman, Ole 8 The public interest Bouman, Ole 10 The battle for public space Schwartz, Ineke 14 Horror vacui in the urban living room. Urban planning and the public realm Colenbrander, Bernard 24 Alou's Mystory Weelden, Dirk van 26 City Beautification. The urbanization of beauty Bouman, Ole 30 Privatizing the public domain Westrik, John 33 Colonization of digital public space. Interview with Saskia Sassen Schwartz, Ineke 36 All-consuming spaces. The world according to Disney Taverne, Ed 46 Emotion architecture. The work of Carsten Roth Kähler, Gert 58 Wild Bodies. Invasion of the Body Snatchers Oosterhuis, Kas 69 Morphosis and Gehry in the NAi Oosterman, Arjen 72 Matters of size Stanton, Michael 79 Architect, public and failure Neutelings, Willem Jan 81 The American Lawn Teyssot, Georges (red./ed.) 83 Our Beautiful, Dry, and Distant Texts Elkins, James 85 Peripherie ist überall Prigge, Walter (red./ed.) 86 Werk in Architectuur Paul Robbrecht & Hilde Daem Jacobs, Steven 88 Remediation. Understanding New Media Bolter, Jay David, Richard Grusin 90 On Alberti and the Art of Building Tavernor, Robert 92 Het verlangen naar architectuur en de beslommeringen van alledag Lootsma, Bart en Mariëtte van Stralen (red./ed.) 92 Nooit gebouwd Nederland. 'want tussen droom en daad staan wetten in de weg en practische bezwaren' Nooteboom, Cees 92 Architectuurgids Spanje Solà-Morales, Ignasi de, e.a./et al
	1999, 10	Archis	166	The Rise of The Housing Consumer	Archis	NAi/Elsevier	>details
In this issue The housing shortage has been solved, people have more money to spend and the government is busy deregulating: three factors that are producing shifts in the Dutch housing market. The new housing consumers have a marked preference for free-standing houses, they want more freedom of choice in building their own home and place greater demands on the design of their living environment. Archis turns the spotlight on three aspects: attempts to raise the standard of the catalogue house, a revival of the romantic tradition of living in a green environment and the impact of the leisure culture on the design of space. All articles in this issue Writers Bouman Ole, Bosma Koos, Kok Marjanne, Wortmann Arthur, Bakker Daan en Catherine Visser, Visser Catherine Daan Bakker, Jong Erik de, Mommaas Hans, Winkel Camiel van, Lütticken Sven, Uyttenhove Pieter, Wilson Robert, Gliemann Claudia, Neutelings Willem Jan, Bakker Daan en Christian Rapp, Weeber Carl, Ingraham Catherine, Gordon W. Terrence, Marchand Philip, Hodder Ian, Venable Turner Paul, Voigt Wolfgang, Bergeijk Herman van Otakar Má_el (red./eds.), Grafe Christoph Alex Letteboer Marieke van Ouwe, Jansen Cilly (red./ed.),     Page Articles Authors   4 Inaction as accomplishment Bouman, Ole 6 Betuwe line Bosma, Koos 6 Letter to the editor Kok, Marjanne 9 An architecture governed by viewing figures. Building houses on uncontrolled plots Wortmann, Arthur 16 Dreaming of a catalogue house Bakker, Daan en Catherine Visser 16 Dreaming of a catalogue house Visser, Catherine, Daan Bakker 26 Living in a green setting. The history of an ideal Jong, Erik de 36 The fatal spectacle. The environment as decor Mommaas, Hans 44 Building Site Germany. From Marshall Plan to Love Parade in fifty Winkel, Camiel van 51 Contemplation vs. Conversation. The attack on the silent enjoyment of art Lütticken, Sven 61 Maps and invisible cities. Paris: Views of the management of a city Uyttenhove, Pieter 67 Abracadabra. A fairground in the Tate Wilson, Robert 72 Questions on the Belvedere report Bosma, Koos 75 Urban Drift Gliemann, Claudia 79 Post-party hangover Neutelings, Willem Jan 81 Het Kant-en-Klaarhuis. Standaard en karakter in de woningcatalogus Bakker, Daan en Christian Rapp 81 Het Wilde Wonen Weeber, Carl 83 Architecture and the Burdens of Linearity Ingraham, Catherine 85 Marshall McLuhan. Escape into Understanding. A Biography Gordon, W. Terrence 85 Marshall McLuhan. The Medium and the Messenger Marchand, Philip 87 The Archeological Process. An Introduction Hodder, Ian 89 Joseph Ramée. International Architect of the Revolutionary Era Venable Turner, Paul 90 Atlantropa. Weltbauen am Mittelmeer. Ein Architektentraum der Moderne Voigt, Wolfgang 92 We vragen de kunstenaars kind te zijn van eigen tijd. Teksten van Mart Stam Bergeijk, Herman van, Otakar Má_el (red./eds.) 92 Architectuur volgens Cees Dam Grafe, Christoph, Alex Letteboer, Marieke van Ouwe 92 "Pokon. Architectuurcentra in Nederland; Architecture Centres in the Netherlands" Jansen, Cilly (red./ed.)
	1999, 9	Archis	165	The Object	Archis	NAi/Elsevier	>details
In this issue Architectural criticism used to be about buildings. Practically all comment was directed at the level of the building, the object in space, the intentions 'behind it', analysis of the results, the relation to the context, and so on. But for several years now what passes for 'architecture' has been much more broadly defined. Architects work at every level of the built environment; they head practices that embrace many disciplines; they operate in a maze of opportunities and restrictions. In short, architects are rediscovering the profession all over again. But what has happened in the meantime to that age-old core activity, the creation of buildings? As this issue of Archis makes clear, the object is blithely going its own way courtesy of the building process, favourable financing arrangements, construction technology, liberal regulations and a new type of client. All articles in this issue Writers Bouman Ole, Dubois Marc, Oosterman Arjen, Gogh Ruben van, Scalbert Irénée, Witte Arjan, Vermeulen Paul, Girouard Mark, Maxwell Robert (red./ed.), Davis Mike, Schorske Carl E., Staniszewski Mary Anne, Voldman Danièle, Tilman Harm (red./ed.), Christiaanse Kees Pieter Christiaanse Ingrid va, Pahl Jürgen, Thorne Martha (red./ed.),     Page Articles Authors   4 Instant architecture Bouman, Ole 6 Royal monastery without permit Dubois, Marc 8 Affect Oosterman, Arjen 12 Objectify or objectize Oosterman, Arjen 18 Wrapping paper Oosterman, Arjen 26 A mix of materials Oosterman, Arjen 31 Interior construction Gogh, Ruben van 32 Towers for the city. Housing complex 'Het Cenakel' in Tilburg Oosterman, Arjen 34 Towards a formless architecture. The House of the Future by A.+ P. Smi Scalbert, Irénée 48 New historic buildings Oosterman, Arjen 56 Scale and relief Oosterman, Arjen 56 Buildings Witte, Arjan 64 Carpet development. Housing in the Groningen suburb 'De Held' Oosterman, Arjen 68 Hey presto! piraeus! Oosterman, Arjen 70 Repair or transform. The 'Tapioca' housing project in the heart of Oosterman, Arjen 74 See, think, forget Vermeulen, Paul 76 Typetransfer Oosterman, Arjen 81 Big Jim. The Life and Work of James Stirling Girouard, Mark 81 James Stirling. Writings on Architecture Maxwell, Robert (red./ed.) 83 Ecology of Fear. Los Angeles and the Imagination of Disaster Davis, Mike 85 Thinking with History. Explorations in the passage to modernism Schorske, Carl E. 87 The Power of Display. A History of Exhibition Installations at the Museum of Modern Art Staniszewski, Mary Anne 89 La reconstruction des villes françaises de 1940 à 1954. Histoire d'un politique Voldman, Danièle 90 Integration of Fragmentation. The Housing Generator Competition for South African Cities Tilman, Harm (red./ed.) 92 Kees Christiaanse Christiaanse, Kees, Pieter Christiaanse, Ingrid va 92 Architekturtheorie des 20. Jahrhunderts. Zeit-Räume Pahl, Jürgen 92 The Pritzker Architecture Prize. The First Twenty Years Thorne, Martha (red./ed.)
	1999, 8	Archis	164	Public Art	Archis	NAi/Elsevier	>details
In this issue Public art is currently being held up to scrutiny. Attempts to infuse new life into it are often limited to the discipline itself, yet there are already signs that point to a new practice. In this issue of Archis the various positions are once again set side by side, a lesson from the past is taken to heart, and suggestion are made for ground-breaking public strategies. All articles in this issue Writers Bouman Ole, Bullivant Lucy, Dercon Chris, Bunschoten Raoul / CHORA, Omission, WochenKlauzur, Winkel Camiel van, Grunsven Jan van en Arno van der Mark, Mark Arno van der en Jan van Grunsven, Provoost Michelle, Borret Kristiaan en Bart Keunen, Keunen Bart en Kristiaan Borret, Oosterman Arjen, MacNair Andrew, Zijl Chantal van der, Mens Noor, McCabe Patrick, Neutelings Willem Jan, Maas Winy Jacob van Rijs, MVRDV (red./ed.), Kuder Ulrich (red./ed.), Nicolai Bernd, Cline Ann, Klerk Arie de, Buro 1896, Dijk Hans van, Gili Mónica (red./ed.), Sanders Wies Paul van der Ree (red./eds.),     Page Articles Authors   4 Museumpark Amsterdam Bouman, Ole 6 Bricks with everything Bullivant, Lucy 8 The artist as Robin Hood Dercon, Chris 10 Visual creativity: a flexible response Bouman, Ole 12 Kyoto: Stirring the City Bunschoten, Raoul / CHORA 14 The artist stripped bare. Undercover Omission 20 Educational opportunities for Kosovo refugees WochenKlauzur 22 Authentic places. Lunetten and the demise of environmental art Winkel, Camiel van 34 TUNGSTEN) Grunsven, Jan van en Arno van der Mark 34 TUNGSTEN) Mark, Arno van der en Jan van Grunsven 36 Mr. Maaskant meets the long-haired critics. The provincial hall at 's-Hertogenbosc Provoost, Michelle 46 Machines of justice. New courthouses in Antwerp and Ghent Borret, Kristiaan en Bart Keunen 46 Machines of justice. New courthouses in Antwerp and Ghent Keunen, Bart en Kristiaan Borret 58 Comeback. The 'ship on Wibautstraat' by J.G. Ingwersen Oosterman, Arjen 60 The un-private house. An exhibition in New York MacNair, Andrew 64 Inspecting the Kop van Zuid. An analysis of quality control Zijl, Chantal van der 70 No going back? The NAI Collection Mens, Noor 72 Some observations regarding the rationalization of the NAi archives Oosterman, Arjen 74 Archiprix 1999 McCabe, Patrick 79 Team 10 after the Sex Pistols Neutelings, Willem Jan 81 FARMAX. Excursions on Density Maas, Winy, Jacob van Rijs 81 DATATOWN MVRDV (red./ed.) 84 Architektur und ingenieurwesen zur Zeit der nationalsozialistischen Gewaltherrschaft 1933-1945 Kuder, Ulrich (red./ed.) 86 Moderne und Exil. Deutschsprachige Architekten in der Türkei 1925-1955 Nicolai, Bernd 88 A Hut of One's Own. Life Outside the Circle of Architecture Cline, Ann 89 Bouwen aan de Hofstad. De geschiedenis van het bouwtoezicht in Den Haag 1250-1900, in sociaal en cultureel perspectief Klerk, Arie de 90 CD-DOM. Domplein in Utrecht van 250 tot heden Buro 1896 92 Architectuur in Nederland in de twintigste eeuw Dijk, Hans van 92 The last house Gili, Mónica (red./ed.) 92 Spoorlandschap. Een gids voor treinreizigers Sanders, Wies, Paul van der Ree (red./eds.)
	1999, 7	Archis	163	Italy	Archis	NAi/Elsevier	>details
In this issue Italy has had its own version of the German Wende: Tangentopli. Since the corruption scandals and 'operation clean hands' became public knowledge, many aspects of life in Italy have been affected by change. The architecture culture is reviving too, albeit hesitantly. This month's issue of Archis charts the new landscape of architecture, urban planning and design in Italy. All articles in this issue Writers Bouman Ole, Synghel Koen Van, Uyttenhove Pieter, Ibelings Hans, Molinari Luca en Mirko Zardini, Zardini Mirko Luca Molinari, Papi Giacomo, Carr Richard, Boeri Stefane, Jodice Francesco, Morteo Enrico, Ruby Andreas Jens Willebrand, Willebrand Jens Andreas Ruby, Kähler Gert, Gliemann Claudia, Basilico Gabriele Stefano Boeri, Pieper Jan Pienza, Schulz Bernd, Mijksenaar Paul, Coles Alex Alexia Defert (red./eds.), Mirzoeff Nicholas (red./ed.), Hannigan John, Lebesque Sabine en Helene Fentener van Vlissingen, Longstreth Richard, Salomons I. (red./ed.),     Page Articles Authors   4 From rise to fall and back Bouman, Ole 6 Mediocrity stifles art Synghel, Koen Van 6 Paris to have new architecture institute Uyttenhove, Pieter 7 Hunky-dory Ibelings, Hans 8 Italia si, Italia no Molinari, Luca en Mirko Zardini 8 Italia si, Italia no Zardini, Mirko, Luca Molinari 11 After Tangentopoli. Architecture and politics in Italy Papi, Giacomo 14 Architecture and planning in Scotland Carr, Richard 20 The diffuse city Boeri, Stefane 22 The imagining of the Italian landscape Jodice, Francesco 30 From necessity to imagery. Italian design and the paradox o Morteo, Enrico 40 Italia 1999. In search of the political dimension of Italian architecture Molinari, Luca en Mirko Zardini 40 Italia 1999. In search of the political dimension of Italian architecture Zardini, Mirko, Luca Molinari 52 Take a walk on the Wild Side. An urban experience in Ruby, Andreas, Jens Willebrand 52 Take a walk on the Wild Side. An urban experience in Willebrand, Jens, Andreas Ruby 60 Architectural encounters of the fourth kind. Work by Bothe, Richt Kähler, Gert 72 The new Reichstag in Berlin Gliemann, Claudia 81 Italy. Cross Sections of a Country Basilico, Gabriele, Stefano Boeri 83 Der Entwurf einer humanistischen Weltsicht Pieper, Jan Pienza 84 Allan Wexler Schulz, Bernd 86 Visual Function. An Introduction to Information Design Mijksenaar, Paul 87 Theory, vol. 2 Coles, Alex, Alexia Defert (red./eds.) 89 The Visual Culture Reader Mirzoeff, Nicholas (red./ed.) 91 Fantasy City. Pleasure and profit in the postmodern metropolis Hannigan, John 92 Yona Friedmann: Structure Serving the Unpredictable Lebesque, Sabine en Helene Fentener van Vlissingen 92 The drive-in, the supermarket, and the transformation of commercial space in Los Angeles, 1914-1941 Longstreth, Richard 92 Met kleur gebouwd. De Algemene Rekenkamer in Den Haag ontworpen door Aldo en Hannie van Eyck Salomons, I. (red./ed.)
	1999, 6	Archis	162	Old and New Media	Archis	NAi/Elsevier	>details
In this issue While the architectural profession is attaining an ever greater rapport with the new media, elsewhere in the cultural domain there are major changes occurring whose consequences for our thinking on space can only be explored along speculative lines. And yet, the introduction of interactive television is an investment in the future of the public domain. Likewise, the possibility that we can intervene in this environment on a nano-technological, meaning atomic, level is important for the way that environment is designed. And the far-reaching computerization of industrial techniques is of paramount importance for a classic metier such as the building industry. This month's Archis takes a look beyond the horizon of a discipline in motion. All articles in this issue Writers Bouman Ole, Britz Bannie, Rose Brian, Haak Bregtje van der, Spiller Neil, Oosterhuis Kas, Bullivant Lucy, Oosterman Arjen, Shannon Kelly, Beerman Mirjam, McMahan Alison, Hays K. Michael (red./ed.), Brooks H. Allen, Feuerstein Günther, McCorquodale Duncan Sarah Wigglesworth Katerina, Glendinning Miles Ranald Maclnnes Aonghus MacKe, Veire Frank Vande, Cappellato Gabriele (red./ed.), Ibelings Hans et al. (red./ed.), Maar Birgitte de, Mack Michael (red./ed.),     Page Articles Authors   4 The show must go on Bouman, Ole 6 Letter to the editor Britz, Bannie 6 Letter to the editor Rose, Brian 8 The voice of a new generation. Archilab in Orleans Bouman, Ole 12 Television and the digital revolution. The end of a mass medium? Haak, Bregtje van der 20 Split sites and smooth aesthetics. Changing spacescapes Spiller, Neil 26 Vectorial bodies. The architect and the car designer Oosterhuis, Kas 40 'We cannot stay fascinated by the conc Bullivant, Lucy 48 The temple and the black hole. Two recent cultural buildings in the Netherlan Oosterman, Arjen 59 Going…going...almost gone. Urban America - for sale to the highest bidder Shannon, Kelly 68 Europan 5 Beerman, Mirjam 79 Narrativized space McMahan, Alison 81 Architecture | Theory | since 1968 Hays, K. Michael (red./ed.) 83 Le Corbusier's Formative Years Brooks, H. Allen 85 Androgynos. Das Mann-Weibliche in Kunst und Architektur. The Male-Female in Art and Architecture Feuerstein, Günther 86 Desiring Practices. Architecture, Gender and the Interdisciplinary McCorquodale, Duncan, Sarah Wigglesworth, Katerina 87 A History of Scottish Architecture. From the Renaissance to the Present Day Glendinning, Miles, Ranald Maclnnes, Aonghus MacKe 89 De geplooide voorstelling. Essays over Kunst Veire, Frank Vande 90 Mario Botta. Public Buildings 1990-1998 Cappellato, Gabriele (red./ed.) 92 Architecture in the Netherlands Yearbook 1998-1999 Ibelings, Hans et al. (red./ed.) 92 Sporenburg Maar, Birgitte de 92 Reconstructing Space: Architecture in Recent German Photography Mack, Michael (red./ed.)
	1999, 5	Archis	161	Japan	Archis	NAi/Elsevier	>details
In this issue Japan in celebrated for its ground-breaking architects and outstanding buildings. Put another way, architecture in Japan, seen from an international perspective, is centred around the object and its form. In the magnificent Japanese architecture magazines we can likewise discern a strong belief in the power of the author, the architect. Nevertheless, especially since the collapse of the bubble economy, it is becoming clear that such a personalized and object-related view can hamper exploration of new challenges in both architectural design and urban theory. This month's Archis seeks to chart the state of play in Japanese architecture and urbanism from a wider perspective and generate discussion on the subject. All articles in this issue Writers Bouman Ole, Daniell Thomas, Takeyama Kiyoshi Sey, Doi Yoshitake, Suzuki Akira, Yatsuka Hajime, Kaijima Momoyo Junzo Kuroda en Yoshiharu Tsukamo, Kuroda Junzo Momoyo Kaijima en Yoshiharu Tsukamo, Tsukamoto Yoshiharu Junzo Kuroda Momoyo Kaijima, Hein Carola, Loriers Marie Christine, Bangma Anke, Winsen Marcel van, Posthumus Bram, Wagenaar Michiel, Blau Eve Nancy J.Troy (red./eds.), Reed Peter (red./ed.), Sakamura Ken Hiroyuki Suzuki (red./eds.), Hetherington Kevin, Miles Malcolm, Köhler Bettina, Beek Marijke Marinus Kooiman, Decker Edith Phillips e.a./et al., Nast Heidi J. Steve Pile (red./eds.),     Page Articles Authors   4 Dubrovnik, Mostar, Belgrado, Pri_tina Bouman, Ole 8 Paths of least resistance. Architecture and city in Japan Daniell, Thomas 10 The architect as prophet. The state of architectural criticism in Japan Takeyama, Kiyoshi Sey 18 Vanishing points in contemporary Japanese architecture Doi, Yoshitake 26 Tokyo, phantom city. As essay on dispersed infrastructure Suzuki, Akira 34 As if architecture. The postmodern metropolis Yatsuka, Hajime 42 Made in Tokyo Kaijima, Momoyo, Junzo Kuroda en Yoshiharu Tsukamo 42 Made in Tokyo Kuroda, Junzo, Momoyo Kaijima en Yoshiharu Tsukamo 42 Made in Tokyo Tsukamoto, Yoshiharu, Junzo Kuroda, Momoyo Kaijima 44 Urban planning versus community building. Small-scale urbanism in Japan Hein, Carola 52 Nineteenth century futurism. The architecture of the Richard Rogers Part Loriers, Marie Christine 64 City and community. A conversation with Craigie Horsfield Bangma, Anke 69 Wild thinking 2. Topics for today, topics for tomorrow Winsen, Marcel van 77 The building as organism. Eastgate in Harare Posthumus, Bram 81 Stedebouw en burgerlijke vrijheid. De contrasterende carrières van zes Europese hoofdsteden Wagenaar, Michiel 82 Architecture and Cubism Blau, Eve, Nancy J.Troy (red./eds.) 84 Alvar Aalto. Between Humanism and Materialism Reed, Peter (red./ed.) 85 The Virtual Architecture. 'The Difference between the Possible and the Impossible' in Architecture Sakamura, Ken, Hiroyuki Suzuki (red./eds.) 87 The Badlands of Modernity. Heterotopia and Social Ordening Hetherington, Kevin 89 Art, Space and the City. Public art and urban futures Miles, Malcolm 91 Architektur ist die Kunst, gut zu bauen' Charles Augustin D'Avilers Cours d'Architecture qui comprend les Ordres de Vignole Köhler, Bettina 92 Bouwen aan de dijk. Ontwerpen voor het rivierlandschap Beek, Marijke, Marinus Kooiman 92 Der elektronische Raum. 15 Positionen zur Medienkunst Decker, Edith, Phillips e.a./et al. 92 Places through the body Nast, Heidi J., Steve Pile (red./eds.)
	1999, 4	Archis	160	Over Industry's dead Body	Archis	NAi/Elsevier	>details
In this issue In an age in which commerce an the services sector are regarded as the source of all good, industry seems to be on the wane. Further, concern for production capacity is ceding to a obsession with consumption. To some extent this simply means the wasting away of yesterday's industrial areas. But where consumer thinking is itself applied in these areas, fascinating combinations of decay and seduction are emerging. More that that, the ultimate is to present decay as seduction. All articles in this issue Writers Bouman Ole, Synghel Koen Van, Wortmann Arthur, Cisar Hana, Meulder Bruno De, Bekkering Juliette, Dettingmeijer Rob, Oosterman Arjen, Barnhill Robert J., Kozel Susan, Papa Dominic, Laermans Rudi, Piano Renzo, Buchanan Peter, Philipp Klaus Jan, Kühn Christian, Neumann Dietrich (red./ed.), Upton Dell, Braun Stefan (red./ed.), Brouwers Joost e.a./et al., Douma Cees, Hays K. Michael (red./ed.), Marble Scott (red./ed.),     Page Articles Authors   4 City with no style Bouman, Ole 8 Goings-on in Bruges. Robbrecht & Daem win competition for concert hall Synghel, Koen Van 14 Five designs for the seat of the pr Wortmann, Arthur 22 Three's a crowd. Jean Nouvel and the Kultur- u Cisar, Hana 31 Le pays noir. Former mining areas in Belgium Meulder, Bruno De 40 Violent Urbanism. Südraum Leipzig Bekkering, Juliette 48 Forgetting and remembering toxic waste. The Griftpark in Utrecht Dettingmeijer, Rob 56 Peace and unquiet. Ben van Merkel's Möbius House Bouman, Ole 64 Möbius House: images make the man Oosterman, Arjen 66 Jet lag. A Diller & Scofidio performance in Rotterdam Barnhill, Robert J. 70 Ghostcatching. More perspectives on captured motion Kozel, Susan 75 lmagining the City Papa, Dominic 81 Schimmenspel. Essays over de hedendaagse onwerkelijkheid Laermans, Rudi 82 Mein Architectur-Logbuch Piano, Renzo 83 Renzo Piano. Building Workshop. Sämtliche Projekte. Band 3 Buchanan, Peter 84 Um 1800. Architekturtheorie und Architekturkritik in Deutschland zwischen 1790 und 1810 Philipp, Klaus Jan 85 Stilverzicht. Typologie und CAAD als Werkzeuge einer autonomen Architektur Kühn, Christian 87 Film Architecture: Set Designs from Metropolis to Blade Runner Neumann, Dietrich (red./ed.) 89 Architecture in the United States Upton, Dell 91 Stedelijkheid en kwaliteit - visie & partnerschap Braun, Stefan (red./ed.) 91 De duurzame stad Brouwers, Joost e.a./et al. 91 Stationsarchitectuur 1938-1998 Douma, Cees 92 Oppositions Reader. Selected Readings from A Journal for Ideas and Criticism in Architecture 1973-1984 Hays, K. Michael (red./ed.) 92 Abstract 97-98. Columbia Architecture, Planning, Preservation Marble, Scott (red./ed.)
	1999, 3	Archis	159	Architecture	Archis	NAi/Elsevier	>details
In this issue In an age when companies and governments are full of talk about pulling back to their 'core activity', the expansion of architecture can be so heart-warming at times. While on the conceptual level this profession is on the road to becoming a universal politics of space, its practitioners are finding themselves confronted with new strategic tasks. Meanwhile the core activity of architecture - making buildings - continues as before. As long as we need shelters, these can take on exceptional forms. This month Archis focuses on this core activity in two well-nigh classic overviews of the work of two architectural practices. All articles in this issue Writers Bouman Ole, Bakker Riek, Daniell Thomas, Betsky Aaron, Kähler Gert, Bobíc Milos, Muntadas, Woud Auke van der, Winsen Marcel van, Welzbacher Christian, Gliemann Claudia, McMahan Alison, Hart Vaughan with Peter Hicks (red./ed.), Longstreth Richard, Keyser Bart, Maes Krista (red./ed.), Maeyer Jan De Leen Van Molle (red./ed.), Vermeiren Rie, Boyer M. Christine, Ayres James, Coleman Debra Elizabeth Danze Carol Henderson (, Brouwer Petra,     Page Articles Authors   4 A rather civil war Bouman, Ole 6 Letter to the editor Bakker, Riek 8 The visceral and the ephemeral. Abstraction in contemporary Japanes Daniell, Thomas 26 Shelter from the storm. The architecture of Tod Williams and Billie Tsi Betsky, Aaron 41 A robust light architecture. The architecture of Auer + Weber + Partner Kähler, Gert 52 Taking the city to the cleaners. A new look for Amsterdam's canal streets Bobíc, Milos 58 On Translation: The Audience Muntadas 60 Complete originality. Architectural history in the twentieth century Woud, Auke van der 63 Wild thinking I. From brainpan to underbelly Winsen, Marcel van 68 Ghosts of stone. New uses for Nazi buildings Welzbacher, Christian 76 Artwork and café in one. Dan Graham's Café Bravo in Berlin Gliemann, Claudia 79 Space as event: IMAX McMahan, Alison 81 Paper Palaces. The Rise of the Renaissance Architectural Treatise Hart, Vaughan with Peter Hicks (red./ed.) 82 City Center to Regional Mall. Architecture, the Automobile, and Retailing in Los Angeles 1920-1950 Longstreth, Richard 84 De ingenieuze neogotiek. Techniek en kunst 1852-1925 Keyser, Bart 84 vol. 2 Oeuvrecatalogus Maes, Krista (red./ed.) 84 vol. 1 Biografie Maeyer, Jan De, Leen Van Molle (red./ed.) 84 Joris Helleputte en de Leuvense Neogotische Ateliers Vermeiren, Rie 85 CyberCities. Visual Perception in the Age of Electronic Communication Boyer, M. Christine 87 Building the Georgian City Ayres, James 88 Architecture and Feminism Coleman, Debra, Elizabeth Danze, Carol Henderson ( 90 Van stad naar stedelijkheid. Planning en planconceptie van Lelystad en Almere 1959-1974 Brouwer, Petra
	1999, 2	Archis	158	Architecture and Ecology	Archis	NAi/Elsevier	>details
In this issue Inspired by the Biblical horsemen of the Apocalypse, the American writer David Fisher in his book 'Fire and Ice' (1990) identifies three present-day apocalyptical horsemen that bring us drought and flooding, ultraviolet radiation and smog, cancer and famine; the greenhouse effect, ozone depletion, and nuclear winter. But as long as ecology remains the preserve of moralizers and environmentalists, its capacity to influence society will be slight and consumer culture will continue as before. As long as the architectural world recognizes ecology as just one more aspect in the building process, its impact will get no further that fine turns of phrase and coercive legislation. Shouldn't we be exploring ecology as a vital dimension in the building task of the future? All articles in this issue Writers Bouman Ole, Brouwers Ruud, Wortmann Arthur, Feddes Fred, Heeling Jan en John Westrik, Westrik John Jan Heeling, Vink Jacques Piet Vollaard, Vollaard Piet Jacques Vink, Vos Lukas De, Wigley Mark, Heuvel Dirk van den, McMahan Alison, Berger Horst, Blaser Werner (red./ed.), Pfammatter Ulrich (red./ed.), Robbin Tony, Niggi Reto, Wise Michael Z., Hill Jonathan (red./ed.), Meyer Dirk De, Dutton Thomas A. Lian Hurst Mann (red./eds.), Marrewijk Dré van Arne Haytsma Willem de Visse, Sommerer Christa Laurent Mignonneau, Voorma H.O. P.J.Th. Zeegers en Willem Jan Neutel,     Page Articles Authors   4 Disrupted harmony Bouman, Ole 6 Architecture Biennal in Buenos Aires Brouwers, Ruud 8 Sustainability on trial. Architecture and ecology Wortmann, Arthur 21 Gridded wilderness. Socializing the ecological infrastructure Feddes, Fred 31 The city has been sustainable for centuries Heeling, Jan en John Westrik 31 The city has been sustainable for centuries Westrik, John, Jan Heeling 42 The green challenge. On sustainable building Vink, Jacques, Piet Vollaard 42 The green challenge. On sustainable building Vollaard, Piet, Jacques Vink 51 Fear of uniformity. The future of the world according to science fiction Vos, Lukas De 62 The great urbanism game. Constant's New Babylon Wigley, Mark 72 Occupation of desires. Concerning the sudden topicality of Situationi Heuvel, Dirk van den 79 Interactive spaces McMahan, Alison 81 Light Structures, Structures of Light. The Art and Engineering of Tensile Architecture Berger, Horst 81 Richard Horden. Light Tech. Towards a Light Architecture Blaser, Werner (red./ed.) 81 Cuno Brullmann Pfammatter, Ulrich (red./ed.) 81 Engineering a New Architecture Robbin, Tony 83 The Maharaja's Palaces in Indore. Architecture and lnterior Niggi, Reto 85 Capital Dilemma. Germany's Search for a New Architecture of Democracy Wise, Michael Z. 87 Occupying Architecture Hill, Jonathan (red./ed.) 89 Johann Santini Aichel. Architectuur en Ambiguïteit Meyer, Dirk De 90 Reconstructing Architecture. Critical Discourses and Social Practices Dutton, Thomas A., Lian Hurst Mann (red./eds.) 92 Ruimtelijk ontwerpen en Archeologie. Een inspirerend boek over archeologie en ruimtelijke ordening, met ideeën, schetsen en praktijkvoorbeelden voor Marrewijk, Dré van, Arne Haytsma, Willem de Visse 92 Art @ Science Sommerer, Christa, Laurent Mignonneau 92 Architects Voorma, H.O., P.J.Th. Zeegers en Willem Jan Neutel
	1999, 1	Archis	157	Utrecht	Archis	NAi/Elsevier	>details
In this issue Integration and synthesis are concepts central to today's discourse. In urban design integration applies to transport systems, traffics flows, programmes and functions. In Utrecht things are no different. If ambitions there are sky-high, the actual practice is uphill all the way. The central station is at the hub of attempts to bridge planning hiatuses and pliantly insert new programmes. Utrecht's greenfield university centre, De Uithof, is likewise undergoing a transformation. It is less a question of restructuring, though, that a structuring after the event, as this present operation has a hilarious history behind it, a history guided more by administrative happenstance than by design (in every sense). Finally, the adaptation to Utrecht City Hall show the flipside of the coin: how an architectural object can have a (re)structuring impact on the city. All articles in this issue Writers Bouman Ole, Mensink-Brederveld J.W., Wall Ronald, Low Iain en Melinda Silverman, Silverman Melinda Iain Low, Zaaijer Art, Broekhuijsen Marc van, Oosterman Arjen, Hein Carola, Shannon Kelly, Mycielski Maciej M., Heynen Hilde, Provoost Michelle, Dijk Hans van, McMahan Alison, Angelillo Antonio (red./ed.), Achleitinger Friedrich, Sassen Saskia, Habraken N.J. J. Teicher (red./ed.), Ladd Brian, Förderverein Deutsches Architektur Zentrum Berlin, Wörner Martin Doris Mollenschott en Karl-Heinz, Pérez-Goméz Alberto Louise Pelletier, Harsema Harry e.a. (red./ed.), Jacobson Clare (red./ed.), Perman Hugh,     Page Articles Authors   4 Recognizing Archis Bouman, Ole 6 Letter to the editor Mensink-Brederveld, J.W. 8 Worlds in collision. Urban condition and housing in South Africa Wall, Ronald 18 Blanc de Noir: new wine, old bottles. Architecture in South Africa Low, Iain en Melinda Silverman 18 Blanc de Noir: new wine, old bottles. Architecture in South Africa Silverman, Melinda, Iain Low 26 Managing the unpredictable. The history of the Uithof is Utrecht Zaaijer, Art 37 Integration of city and station. Utrecht Centre Project Broekhuijsen, Marc van 50 Utrecht City Hall revamped Oosterman, Arjen 52 A home for European democracy? The European Parlia Hein, Carola 60 Educating architects Shannon, Kelly 64 Reconsidering New Urbanism Mycielski, Maciej M. 70 Theory between ideology and design Heynen, Hilde 73 Hot AIR Provoost, Michelle 77 Towards a new formalism? 'The Critical Landscape' in Delft Dijk, Hans van 79 The CAVE at SARA McMahan, Alison 81 Álvaro Siza, Writings on Architecture Angelillo, Antonio (red./ed.) 83 Wiener Architectur: Zwischen typologischem Fatalismus und semantischem Schmassel Achleitinger, Friedrich 83 Region: ein Konstrukt? Regionalismus, eine Pleite? Achleitinger, Friedrich 84 Globalization and Its Discontents. Essays on the new mobility of people and money Sassen, Saskia 86 The Structure of the Ordinary. Form and Control in the Built Environment Habraken, N.J., J. Teicher (red./ed.) 88 The Ghost of Berlin. Confronting German History in the Urban Landscape Ladd, Brian 89 New Architecture Berlin 1990-2000 Förderverein Deutsches Architektur Zentrum Berlin 89 Architekturführer Berlin Wörner, Martin, Doris Mollenschott en Karl-Heinz 90 Architectural Representation and the Perspective Hinge Pérez-Goméz, Alberto, Louise Pelletier 92 Landschapsarchitectuur en stedebouw in Nederland 1995-1997 Harsema, Harry e.a. (red./ed.) 92 Pamphlet Architecture 1-10 Jacobson, Clare (red./ed.) 92 Contemporary World Architecture Perman, Hugh
	1998, 12	Archis	156	South Africa	Archis	NAi/Elsevier	>details
In this issue In this and the following issue of Archis we shall be looking at developments in architecture and planning in South Africa. The reason why South Africa rivets our attention so is the fact that socio-political reorganization of the system based on humanist principles is taking place at a time when a reorganization worldwide is heading in exactly the opposite direction. A paradoxical situation which is especially apparent in the theatre of space All articles in this issue Writers Bouman Ole, Bosma Koos, Mann William, Power Mark, Meulder Bruno De, Rosenblatt Nina, Doove Edith, Wagenaar Cor, Oosterman Arjen, Hein Carola, Schimmelpenninck Just, Harris Steven Deborah Berke (red./ed.), Bendeler Guusje e.a. (red./ed.), Lintsen H.W. (hoofdred. / editor in chief), Carlo Carlo di Girogio Tinazzi (red./ed.), Schneider Romana en Wilfried Wang (red./ed.),     Page Articles Authors   4 Annual report Bouman, Ole 8 Functional wrapping. Terminal architecture according to Martin Pawley Bosma, Koos 17 Crazy name, crazy building. Madonna's Bra, The Pregnant Oyste Mann, William 25 By the sea. The Theatre in Ilfracombe by Tim Ronalds Architects Power, Mark 38 South African cities in the maelstrom of post-Apartheid Meulder, Bruno De 50 Sociology of the object. Photos by David Goldblatt Rosenblatt, Nina 54 I don't know if I can do anything. Work by Imogen Stidworthy Doove, Edith 60 Stay on the alert! An interview with Rem Koolhaas Bouman, Ole 67 'Honestly, from within'. The Bio Holiday Centre by J.J.P. Oud Wagenaar, Cor 75 Focus on the nineteenth century. Truth and the architectural historian Oosterman, Arjen 78 A century of architecture history Hein, Carola 80 It never rains in cyberspace Schimmelpenninck, Just 81 Architecture of the Everyday Harris, Steven, Deborah Berke (red./ed.) 85 Nat & Droog. Nederland met andere ogen bekeken Bendeler, Guusje e.a. (red./ed.) 85 Twee eeuwen Rijkswaterstaat 1798-1998 Lintsen, H.W. (hoofdred. / editor in chief) 87 Michelangelo Antonioni. The Architecture of Vision: Writings and Interviews on Cinema Carlo, Carlo di, Girogio Tinazzi (red./ed.) 89 Moderne Architektur in Deutschland 1900 bis 2000 Schneider, Romana en Wilfried Wang (red./ed.)
	1998, 11	Archis	155	Unstable Architecture	Archis	NAi/Elsevier	>details
In this issue Attractive, functional and stable - at one time architecture had to be all three to be worthy of the name. It was the architectural-theoretical equivalent of the Platonic triad of Beauty, Virtue and Truth. The claim to Beauty was abandoned with the decline of the Beaux-Arts tradition. Virtue lost its exalted status long ago and these days is commercial viability. But Truth held its own for quite a time. And even now architects speak warmly of spatial logic, clarity of construction and honest materials. There are those, however, who have been cured of this condition. They prefer their architecture to 'fail'. The November issue of Archis takes a good look at the 'magnificent accident' that is unstable architecture. All articles in this issue Writers Bouman Ole, Lootsma Bart, Spuybroek Lars, Lozano-Hemmer Rafael, Lynn Greg, Jankovic Nikola en Florence Michel, Michel Florence en Nikola Jankovic, Waliczky Tamás, Nox, Möller Christian, Mann Steve, Knowbotic Research, Dijk Hans van, Wortmann Arthur, Kähler Gert, Oosterman Arjen, Schimmelpenninck Just, Polano Sergio, Vogel Thomas en Peter Marti, Fehl Gerhard Juan Rodriguez-Lores (red./ed.) StÃ, Rüegg Arthur (red./ed.), Huxtable Ada Louise, Ameline Jean-Paul (red./ed.), Pehnt Wolfgang, Culot Maurice (inl./intr.), Meijers Patrick e.a., Waltenspuhl Paul,     Page Articles Authors   4 The appearance of architecture Bouman, Ole 8 The computer as camera and projector Lootsma, Bart 18 The motorization of reality Spuybroek, Lars 22 Displaced Emperors, relational architecture #2 Lozano-Hemmer, Rafael 24 Embryologic Housing Lynn, Greg 28 Heading for trans-Euclidean space? An interview with Paul Virilio Jankovic, Nikola en Florence Michel 28 Heading for trans-Euclidean space? An interview with Paul Virilio Michel, Florence en Nikola Jankovic 33 Sculptures Waliczky, Tamás 34 V2-lab Nox 37 Audio Grove Möller, Christian 38 Reflectionist issues in Humanistic Intelligence Mann, Steve 40 lO_dencies Knowbotic Research 44 Expo 98. A final thought Dijk, Hans van 46 Un paradis artificiel. A house by OMA in Floriac Wortmann, Arthur 54 Built exile. Daniel Libeskind's Nussbaum-Haus in Osnabrück Dijk, Hans van 62 Benedictine after all? The architecture of Peter Kulka Kähler, Gert 74 Towards a new way at practising art Bouman, Ole 76 Rethinking the city. Invited competition for Rotterdam's third city bridge Oosterman, Arjen 80 Fake Space Schimmelpenninck, Just 81 Santiago Calatrava. Gesamtwerk Polano, Sergio 81 Christian Menn Brückenbauer Vogel, Thomas en Peter Marti 83 Die Stadt wird in der Landschaft sein und die Landschaft in der Stadt'. Bandstadt und Bandstruktur als Leitbilder des modernen Fehl, Gerhard, Juan Rodriguez-Lores (red./ed.) Stà 84 33. Ein Wohn- und Atelierhaus in Zürich-Höngg von Max Bill und Robert Winkler Rüegg, Arthur (red./ed.) 85 The Unreal America. Architecture and Illusion Huxtable, Ada Louise 87 Face à l'histoire 1933-1996. L'artiste moderne devant l'événement historique Ameline, Jean-Paul (red./ed.) 88 Die Architektur des Expressionismus Pehnt, Wolfgang 92 Swinging Brussels. Bruxelles 1900-2000 Brussels Culot, Maurice (inl./intr.) 92 Exhibit EHV 1998 Meijers, Patrick e.a. 92 Radialkonzentrisch angelegte Städte. Essai Théorique de synthèse et son application Pratique à l'urbanisme Waltenspuhl, Paul
	1998, 10	Archis	154	History and Recycling	Archis	NAi/Elsevier	>details
In this issue This month's issue of Archis takes a long look back at the past. In it, articles on the position of architectural history interlock with a series of sketches on the ins and outs of recycling and sampling architecture and other areas of visual culture. How is the past deployed to create new forms, new concepts? History as idea, history as reservoir. All articles in this issue Writers Bouman Ole, Ghirardo Diane, Schwartz Ineke, Bekaert Geert, Haak Bregtje van der Ineke Schwartz, Schwartz Ineke en Bregtje van der Haak, Vanstiphout Wouter, Oosterman Arjen en Linda Vlassenrood, Vlassenrood Linda en Arjen Oosterman, Eck Caroline van, Holthof Marc, Dercon Chris, Houwelingen Hans van, Kozel Susan, Stanton Michael, Feddes Fred, Schimmelpenninck Just, Yerolympos Alexandra, Dinkla Söke, Schwarz Hans-Peter, Lahiji Nadir D.S. Friedman (red./ed.), Becker Annette Ana Tostoes Wilfried Wang (red./, Watkin David, Schmitz Frank, Bergeijk Herman van Otakar Má_el, Jacques Michel (red./ed.), Wild David,     Page Articles Authors   4 What is professional loyalty? Bouman, Ole 8 History after its end Bouman, Ole 9 Deceit in architecture. A manifesto on the state of play in American cr Ghirardo, Diane 9 Recycle & Restyle Schwartz, Ineke 15 History or originality? Bekaert, Geert 18 RE-model. Recycling and reuse in fashion Haak, Bregtje van der, Ineke Schwartz 18 RE-model. Recycling and reuse in fashion Schwartz, Ineke en Bregtje van der Haak 18 Them and us. Architects and architectural historians in the Netherlands Vanstiphout, Wouter 22 Music: RE-mix Schwartz, Ineke en Bregtje van der Haak 23 The position of history and criticism in Dutch archi Oosterman, Arjen en Linda Vlassenrood 23 The position of history and criticism in Dutch archi Vlassenrood, Linda en Arjen Oosterman 25 Visual culture Schwartz, Ineke en Bregtje van der Haak 29 RE-use Schwartz, Ineke en Bregtje van der Haak 32 Wittkower revisited. Modernist architectural history Eck, Caroline van 32 RE-arch Schwartz, Ineke en Bregtje van der Haak 36 Mixing and mutating. Looting or benefaction? Bouman, Ole 42 Editing the landscape. The photographer's gaze Holthof, Marc 50 Business as usual? Dercon, Chris 58 The end of modernism. Museums for modern art and the general public Houwelingen, Hans van 61 Marionettes and dancers. Dance and digital technologies Kozel, Susan 66 Of mice and monsters. A response to Bart Lootsma Stanton, Michael 70 Beside the water. The Crown prince and spatial planning Feddes, Fred 76 Quick Space in Real Time. Conclusion: Architecture on demand Bouman, Ole 80 Web art in action Schimmelpenninck, Just 81 Urban Transformations in the Balkans (1820-1920). Aspects of Balkan Town Planning and the Remaking of Thessaloniki Yerolympos, Alexandra 83 Pioniere Interaktiver Kunst von 1970 bis heute Dinkla, Söke 83 Medien-Kunst-Geschichte Schwarz, Hans-Peter 85 Plumbing. Sounding Modern Architecture Lahiji, Nadir, D.S. Friedman (red./ed.) 86 Architektur im 20. Jahrhundert. Portugal Becker, Annette, Ana Tostoes, Wilfried Wang (red./ 89 Sir John Soane. Enlightenment Thought and the Royal Academy Lectures Watkin, David 90 Flughafen Tempelhof. Berlins Tor zur Welt Schmitz, Frank 92 Architectural Guide Belgium The Netherlands Luxembourg. 20th Century Bergeijk, Herman van, Otakar Má_el 92 OMA Rem Koolhaas. Living Vivre Leben Jacques, Michel (red./ed.) 92 Fragments of utopia. Collage reflections of heroic modernism Wild, David
	1998, 9	Archis	153	Skydiving above Lowlands	Archis	NAi/Elsevier	>details
In this issue While the international press praises Dutch architecture to the skies, the Dutch themselves do not quite know what to make of it all. According to the local architectural press, the standard of theoretical debate is woeful and architectural culture is smothered in a stuffy consensus. This self-criticism might be a sign of an age-old Calvinist complaint. With almost anthropological detachment, Archis presents several views on the subject. All articles in this issue Writers Bouman Ole, Scalbert Irénée, Oosterman Arjen, Curtis William R., Verstegen Ton, Heuvel Dirk van den, Lütticken Sven, Zwarts & Jansma, Meggelen Bert van, Graaf Jan de, Schimmelpenninck Just, Petroski Henry, Rowe Peter, Riggen Martínez Antonio, Rispá Raul (red./ed.), Graaf Jan de D'Laine Camp (red./ed.), Baumüller Barbara Ulrich Kuder Thomas Zoglauer, Chancel Jean-Marie (red./ed.), Donnelly Daniel, Mediamatic the editors of, Bergeijk Herman van Deborah Hauptmann,     Page Articles Authors   4 Holland out of form? Bouman, Ole 10 Utopia Plc. A view from London Scalbert, Irénée 19 In the periphery. Three residential buildings by Liesbeth van der Pol Oosterman, Arjen 22 Synthetic landscapes and sloping floors. The Vill Curtis, William R. 30 In the village. A residential neighbourhood by VMX Architects Oosterman, Arjen 34 Urban living with and without the city Verstegen, Ton 46 On an island. Kees Christiaanse's Müller Pier design Oosterman, Arjen 49 More of the same Heuvel, Dirk van den 52 Apes on the rock in Luxemburg. Manifesta 2 Lütticken, Sven 58 Quick Space in Real Time. Part 5: Inter-Net-Architecture Bouman, Ole 64 Computer optimism Zwarts & Jansma 66 Reinventing education. Preaching against the converted Meggelen, Bert van 70 Tourism, mobility and architecture Graaf, Jan de 80 Web art still in its infancy Schimmelpenninck, Just 81 Invention by Design. How Engineers Get from Thought to Thing Petroski, Henry 82 Civic Realism Rowe, Peter 84 Luis Barragán 1902-1988 Riggen Martínez, Antonio 84 Barragán. Das Gesamtwerk Rispá, Raul (red./ed.) 86 Europe Coastwise. An anthology of reflections on architecture and tourism Graaf, Jan de, D'Laine Camp (red./ed.) 87 Inszenierte Natur. Landschaftskunst im 19. Und 20. Jahrhundert Baumüller, Barbara, Ulrich Kuder, Thomas Zoglauer 89 Pierre Puget architecte Chancel, Jean-Marie (red./ed.) 90 Web Design. The Next Generation Donnelly, Daniel 90 Website Graphics. The best of global site design Mediamatic, the editors of 92 industrieel 92 Notations of Herman Hertzberger Bergeijk, Herman van, Deborah Hauptmann
	1998, 8	Archis	152	Belgium	Archis	NAi/Elsevier	>details
In this issue Since time immemorial Belgian architecture has cherished the cliches born of its historically evolved paradoxes: the absence of urban planning, party-political corruption and the primacy of the individual client. This issue of Archis, however, identifies a number of new, fundamental impulses at work. These include hopeful developments in the traditionally underdeveloped social housing, the emergence of architectural publications for all ranks of society, the appointment of a Flemish government architect and the growing foreign recognition accorded to Belgian architects. Developments like these are steadily gnawing away at the above-mentioned cliches. Let the discussion recommence. All articles in this issue Writers Bouman Ole, Wortmann Arthur, Shannon Kelly, Cauter Lieven De, Loeckx André, Delbeke Maarten, Synghel Koen Van, Dijk Hans van, Stanton Michael, Lootsma Bart, Schimmelpenninck Just, Feddes Fred Rik Herngreen Sjef Jansen Rob van, Sijmons Dirk (red./ed.), Weiss Thomas (red./ed.), Plant Sadie, Piedmont-Palladino Susan; Mark Alden Branch, Harries Karsten, Bognar Botond, Johnston Pamela (red./ed.), Joris Yvonne G.J.M. (red./ed.), Nio Maurice,     Page Articles Authors   4 Pragmatism and Zeitgeist Bouman, Ole 8 Architecture in Belgium: from identity to individuality Wortmann, Arthur 10 Redesigning the Belgian Dream. Social housing in Belgium Shannon, Kelly 26 Opportunity or catastrophe? Footnotes to Brussels 2000 Cauter, Lieven De 29 Existential wisdom. Recent work by Wim Cuyvers Wortmann, Arthur 38 Master builder for a rowdy class. Flanders to have a government architect Loeckx, André 41 At home in Belgian architecture. The mediatory role of new a Delbeke, Maarten 49 Made in Belgium. Belgian architecture as an export product Synghel, Koen Van 60 Time-lag. The limits of 'Anyfication' Dijk, Hans van 64 Dissipated scandals. On avant-gardism and parlour revoluti Stanton, Michael 74 Indeed, Diller + Scofidio are not elephants. Lootsma, Bart 78 The generic and the specific Dijk, Hans van 80 The future of networks Schimmelpenninck, Just 81 Oorden van onthouding. Nieuwe natuur in verstedelijkend Nederland Feddes, Fred, Rik Herngreen, Sjef Jansen, Rob van 81 = Landschap Sijmons, Dirk (red./ed.) 83 Sir William Chambers und der English-chinesische Garten in Europa Weiss, Thomas (red./ed.) 84 Zeros + Ones. Digital Women + The New Technoculture Plant, Sadie 86 Devil's Workshop. 25 Years of Jersey Devil Architecture Piedmont-Palladino Susan; Mark Alden Branch 88 The Ethical Function of Architecture Harries, Karsten 90 Tokyo Bognar, Botond 92 Ruins of Modernity. Erich Mendelsohn's Hat Factory in Luckenwalde Johnston, Pamela (red./ed.) 92 Beth Galí. Architecture and Design 1966-1998 Joris, Yvonne G.J.M. (red./ed.) 92 You have the right to remain silent Nio, Maurice
	1998, 7	Archis	151	Architecure and Judaism	Archis	NAi/Elsevier	>details
In this issue From the temple of Jerusalem to the settlements in occupied territory, from the Diaspora to the erecting of Holocaust memorials - few subjects are so persistently controversial as the relationship between Judaism and architecture. Archis addresses itself to key aspects of this relationship. Is there such a thing as Jewish architecture? And can a memorial express the suffering inflicted on victims of the Holocaust All articles in this issue Writers Bouman Ole, Davidson Cynthia C., Hollwich Matthias en Philipp Oswalt, Oswalt Philipp en Matthias Hollwich, Dijk Hans van, Westrik John, Betsky Aaron, Young James E., Colenbrander Bernard, Schimmelpenninck Just, Dunlop Beth, Marling Karal Ann (red./ed.), Dripps R.D., Johnston Pamela (red./ed.), Küng Moritz Katrien Vandermarliere, Steele James, Wesemael Pieter van, Arnold Dietmar & Ingmar Frieder Salm, Cate Filip ten (red./ed.), Meurs Paul Esther Agricola,     Page Articles Authors   4 Architectural training faces new questions Bouman, Ole 8 Architecture between theory and ideology Davidson, Cynthia C. 12 OMA at work Hollwich, Matthias en Philipp Oswalt 12 OMA at work Oswalt, Philipp en Matthias Hollwich 24 The absent client. The Eo Wijers competition 1998 Dijk, Hans van 28 The campus model as magic formula. OMA's urban Westrik, John 40 Building absence. The Jewish Conspiracy in Architecture Betsky, Aaron 52 To build a monument. Berlin's Holocaust memorial problem Young, James E. 60 Total acceleration. Archiprix 1998 Dijk, Hans van 64 'Lifeline to the edge of the idea'. Berghoef's town hall in Hengelo Colenbrander, Bernard 72 Supermodernism? Dijk, Hans van 74 Quick Space in Real Time. Part 4: Architecture online Bouman, Ole 80 1 to 1 Schimmelpenninck, Just 81 Building a Dream. The Art of Disney Architecture Dunlop, Beth 81 Designing Disney's Theme Parks. The Architecture of Reassurance Marling, Karal Ann (red./ed.) 83 The First House. Myth, Paradigm and the Task of Architecture Dripps, R.D. 85 Alejandro de la Sota. The Architecture of Imperfection Johnston, Pamela (red./ed.) 87 Another & Another & Another Act of Seeing (Urban Space) 1994-97 Küng, Moritz, Katrien Vandermarliere 88 Architectuur Nu Steele, James 90 Architectuur van instructie en vermaak. Een maatschappij-historische analyse van de wereldtentoonstelling als didactisch verschijnsel (1798-1851-1970) Wesemael, Pieter van 92 Dunkle Welten. Bunker, Tunnel und Gewölbe unter Berlin Arnold, Dietmar & Ingmar, Frieder Salm 92 De vrije ruimte. Nieuwe strategieën voor de ruimtelijke ordening Cate, Filip ten (red./ed.) 92 Brazilië. Laboratorium van architectuur en stedenbouw Meurs, Paul, Esther Agricola
	1998, 6	Archis	150	Identity	Archis	NAi/Elsevier	>details
In this issue Can architecture and urban planning still be equated with such concepts as place and identity or have they forever transcended the phase of cultural and local specificity, dissolving in the all-replacing, all-erasing new-build project called globalization? A stadium in Paris, a house in Kuala Lumpur and a station development are not just new peaks in architectural production, they are soundings taken of the marshy terrain that is authenticity and local identity. All articles in this issue Writers Bouman Ole, Lévi Michel, Pataut Marc (foto's), Oosterman Arjen, Provoost Michelle, Heuvel Dirk van den, Colenbrander Bernard, Meulder Bruno De, Dijk Hans van, Winden Wilfried van, Schimmelpenninck Just, Ballantyne Andrew, Duguet Anne-Marie Heinrich Klotz Peter Weibel, Gregotti Vittorio, Solà-Morales Ignasio de en Sarah Whiting (red./, Schaal Hans Dieter, Schwartz Frederic J., Aalst Irina van, Stillemans Jean (red./ed.), Buchel Peti Bert Hogervorst, Ibelings Hans et al. (red./ed.), Philipp Klaus Jan,     Page Articles Authors   4 Inside and outside architecture Bouman, Ole 8 A monument to our futility. The Stade de France in La Plaine St-Denis Lévi, Michel 18 People of the terrain Pataut, Marc (foto's) 20 Learning from Hanoi. Some observations on identity Oosterman, Arjen 28 Compact city. Public transport and property development in Hong Kong Provoost, Michelle 40 Reconstructing the horizon. About the Dialogue House by Architron Heuvel, Dirk van den 46 The big coalition. OMA's students Colenbrander, Bernard 52 The Boulevard de l'lmpératrice: an arena for Brussels urbanism Meulder, Bruno De 58 Architainment Dijk, Hans van 60 Station and city. Recent developments around the station Winden, Wilfried van 72 Quick Space in Real Time. Part 3: Interactive architecture Bouman, Ole 80 Breaking rules that were never made Schimmelpenninck, Just 81 Architecture, Landscape, and Liberty. Richard Payne Knight and the picturesque Ballantyne, Andrew 83 Vom Expanded Cinema zur Virtuellen Realität Duguet, Anne-Marie, Heinrich Klotz, Peter Weibel 84 Inside Architecture Gregotti, Vittorio 84 Differences. Topographies of Contemporary Architecture Solà-Morales, Ignasio de, en Sarah Whiting (red./ 86 Learning from Hollywood. Architecture and Film. Architektur und Film Schaal, Hans Dieter 87 The Werkbund. Design Theory and Mass Culture before the First World War Schwartz, Frederic J. 89 Cultuur in de stad. Over de rol van culturele voorzieningen in de ontwikkeling van stadscentra Aalst, Irina van 91 La Part de l'Oeil nr 13. L'architecture et son lieu Stillemans, Jean (red./ed.) 92 The user's role in the develo Buchel, Peti, Bert Hogervorst 92 Architecture in the Netherlands. Yearbook 1997-1998 Ibelings, Hans et al. (red./ed.) 92 Gänsemarsch der Stile. Skizzen zur Geschichte der Architekturgeschichtsschreibung Philipp, Klaus Jan
	1998, 5	Archis	149	Englandspiel	Archis	NAi/Elsevier	>details
In this issue This issue of Archis devotes special attention to Great Britain. Since prime minister Tony Blair threw the doors of the Tory Augean Stables wide open, many a hobby horse has snuffed it. (Exception: the Millennium celebration, still galloping bravely on.) Old positions are barely tenable in any longer, and new ones hardly yet discovered. The vivisection of a vital culture. All articles in this issue Writers Bouman Ole, Steele James, Bullivant Lucy, Pawley Martin, Adam Robert, Borden lain, Ibelings Hans, Oosterman Arjen, Winkel Camiel van, Wagenaar Cor, Schimmelpenninck Just, Kranakis Eda, Peters Tom F., Benedetti Paul Nancy DeHart (red./ed.), Schendelen Marijke van, Frampton Kenneth, Kähler Gert, Harris John Michael Snodin (red./ed.), Snodin Michael (red./ed.), Deutsche Rosalyn, Brenner Klaus Theo, Delbeke Maarten, Martin Marijke Jan Versnel,     Page Articles Authors   4 New Lego reunites the Kingdom Bouman, Ole 10 The market and meaning in contemporary British architecture Steele, James 18 Spatializing New Labour. The public role of architecture Bouman, Ole 18 Spatializing New Labour. The public role of architecture Bullivant, Lucy 28 After Armageddon. The decline of a profession Pawley, Martin 40 The other modern. Tradition in architecture and society Adam, Robert 46 An affirmation of urban life. Skateboarding and Borden, lain 52 The Thing of Dronten. De Meerpaal by Frans van Klingeren Ibelings, Hans 58 Park city today! Renewing The Hague's Zuidwest district Oosterman, Arjen 62 Quick Space in Real Time. Part 2: The moving surface Bouman, Ole 66 Taking and fetching. Jan van Grunsven designs an artwork for the city of Delft Winkel, Camiel van 72 Monumentality and power. 20th-century architecture in Germany Wagenaar, Cor 80 Pretensions Schimmelpenninck, Just 81 Constructing a Bridge. An Exploration of Engineering Culture, Design, and Research in Nineteenth-Century France and America Kranakis, Eda 81 Building in the Nineteenth Century Peters, Tom F. 83 On McLuhan. Forward Through the Rearview Mirror Benedetti, Paul, Nancy DeHart (red./ed.) 84 Natuur en Ruimtelijke Ordening in Nederland. Een symbiotische relatie Schendelen, Marijke van 86 Charles Correa Frampton, Kenneth 87 Geschichte des Wohnens. 1918-1945 Reform Reaktion Zerstörung Kähler, Gert 89 Sir William Chambers. Architect George III Harris, John, Michael Snodin (red./ed.) 89 Sir William Chambers. Catalogues of Drawings in the Victoria and Albert Museum Snodin, Michael (red./ed.) 91 Evictions. Art and Spatial Politics Deutsche, Rosalyn 92 Bau-Körper Brenner, Klaus Theo 92 Aangenaam Verblijf. Teksten 1994-1997 Delbeke, Maarten 92 Abe Bonnema, architect Martin, Marijke, Jan Versnel
	1998, 4	Archis	148	South-East Asia	Archis	NAi/Elsevier	>details
In this issue Every day the papers tell us in great detail of the economic ups and downs affecting South-East Asia. The extreme differences in conditions informing architecture and planning in that part of the world, however, are merely mentioned in passing. Time, then, for a longer, more focused look at Singapore and Hong Kong, Kuala Lumpur and Guangzhou. All articles in this issue Writers Bouman Ole, Oosterman Arjen, Lootsma Bart, Meyer Han, Gonzalez-Herraiz Pilar, Cauter Lieven De, Welzbacher Christian, Wortmann Arthur, Bosma Koos, Kozel Susan, Bangma Anke, Schwartz Ineke, Dijk Hans van, Driessen Otto, Edens Catja, Schimmelpenninck Just, Harbison Robert, Scott Cohen Preston en Brooke Hodge (red./ed.), Vidler Anthony, Lang Peter Tam Miller (red./ed.), Blok Eric, Treib Marc; Dorothée Imbert, Pollak Martha (red./ed.), Klotz Heinrich, Malamud Carl, Deleuze Gilles Felix Guattari, Nio Ivan en Arnold Reijndorp, Timmer Petra (red./ed.),     Page Articles Authors   4 The landscape as collective property Bouman, Ole 8 Specific Generic Oosterman, Arjen 10 Re-embedding: Counting Guangzhou Lootsma, Bart 16 Western Utopias in South-East Asia. Hong Kong and Singapore Meyer, Han 26 Benevolent depression. Letter from Kuala Lumpur Gonzalez-Herraiz, Pilar 28 The forward flight of Rem Koolhaas. On the 'generic city' Cauter, Lieven De 35 Stones and social fabric of a city. Recent developments in Berlin Welzbacher, Christian 40 Test tube babies. Three projects by Neutelings Riedijk Wortmann, Arthur 52 Quick Space in Real Time. Part 1: Technology as a question of mentali Bouman, Ole 56 Borderline or break through? Parallel study HSL-South Bosma, Koos 58 Digital Dancing Kozel, Susan 62 The space of personal experience. On the work of Erik Weeda Bangma, Anke 68 The Amenities Inspectorate today. Interview with Tjeerd Dijkstra Oosterman, Arjen 70 Art and architecture in Almere Schwartz, Ineke 74 European values Dijk, Hans van 76 Space plus. Houston and Randstad Holland Driessen, Otto 76 Sixty bridges and a single railway crossing. Competition in Leidschenveen Edens, Catja 80 Do it yourself Schimmelpenninck, Just 81 Thirteen Ways. Theoretical Investigations in Architecture Harbison, Robert 82 Eric Owen Moss. The Box Scott Cohen, Preston en Brooke Hodge (red./ed.) 82 Eric Owen Moss. Buildings and Projects 2 Vidler, Anthony 83 Suburban Discipline Lang, Peter, Tam Miller (red./ed.) 85 Nederlandse Tuinarchitectuur IV Blok, Eric 85 Garrett Eckbo. Modern Landscapes for Living Treib, Marc; Dorothée Imbert 87 The Education of the Architect. Historiography, Urbanism, and the Growth of Architectural Knowledge. Essays Presented to Stanford Anderson Pollak, Martha (red./ed.) 88 Architektur. Texte zur Geschichte, Theorie und Kritiek des Bauens Klotz, Heinrich 89 A World's Fair for the Global Village Malamud, Carl 91 Rizoom. Een inleiding Deleuze, Gilles, Felix Guattari 91 Groeten uit Zoetermeer. Stedebouw in discussie Nio, Ivan en Arnold Reijndorp 91 ... waar kleur een specifieke rol speelt. Sikkensprijs Timmer, Petra (red./ed.) 92 Project Russia nr. 7, 1998. Architecture, Design, Urbanism, Technology
	1998, 3	Archis	147	Building a Dream; Towards a figurative Architecture?	Archis	NAi/Elsevier	>details
In this issue Disneyfication, New Urbanism, DIY, catalogue architecture, thematic urbanism, the Ikea paradigm, the New Romanticism - anti-modernism has many different guises. And no wonder, for what we are now witnessing is precisely a reaction to the uniformity and putative meaninglessness of the international style as practices worldwide. Reaction? Or is this something more radical than mere adjustment of style? All articles in this issue Writers Bouman Ole, Shannon Kelly, Moos Stanislaus von, Luijten Anne, Toorn Roemer van, Beardsley John, Baudrillard Jean, Dijk Hans van, Taverne Ed, Colenbrander Bernard, Provoost Michelle, Wortmann Arthur, Speaks Michael, Jacques Michel Armelle Lavalou, Sieverts Thomas, Vogt Adolf Max, Graafland Arie, Speaks Michael (red./ed.), Lefaivre Liane, Branch Melville C., Berlijn Gerard Anet ter Horst Alwin van Steijn, Cusveller Sjoerd, Burniat Patrick (red./ed.), Hendriks Paul Henk Ottens (red./ed.), Le Corbusier,     Page Articles Authors   4 Don't worry, be Disney Bouman, Ole 8 New Urbanism in America. The great leap backwards Shannon, Kelly 20 Architecture off duty Bouman, Ole 24 20th Century Disease. Photographs by Rhonda Zwillinger Bouman, Ole 30 The Disney syndrome. Lucerne: from city to attraction Moos, Stanislaus von 40 The clean, beautiful, empty, historical city. A new image for Amsterdam' Luijten, Anne 42 Asia: real virtuality Toorn, Roemer van 48 Virtual Confusion. Rainforest Café, an environmentally conscious family adv Beardsley, John 52 Disneyworld Company Baudrillard, Jean 55 Sound opportunities for Malmö. A new centre in a new region Dijk, Hans van 61 Vicissitudes Taverne, Ed 62 In and around the minefield Colenbrander, Bernard 64 Mastering the city Provoost, Michelle 66 Mecanoo's purgatorial mound. University library in Delft Wortmann, Arthur 74 Eighty years in the avant-garde. What now? Dijk, Hans van 76 Staging the event. Derrida and Eisenman at the Cooper Union Speaks, Michael 80 Without a network? Toorn, Roemer van 81 Portzamparc Jacques, Michel, Armelle Lavalou 83 Zwischenstadt. Zwischen Ort und Welt, Raum und Zeit, Stadt und Land Sieverts, Thomas 84 Le Corbusier, der edle Wilde. Zur Archäologie der Moderne Vogt, Adolf Max 86 Architectural Bodies Graafland, Arie 86 The Critical Landscape Speaks, Michael (red./ed.) 87 Leon Battista Alberti's Hypnerotomachia Poliphili. Re-Cognizing the Architectural Body in the Early Italian Renaissance Lefaivre, Liane 89 An Atlas of Rare City Maps. Comparative Urban Design, 1830-1842 Branch, Melville C. 91 Onder de grond. Kerstnummer Grafisch Nederland 1997 Berlijn, Gerard, Anet ter Horst, Alwin van Steijn 91 Emmen revisited. Nieuw perspectief voor de naoorlogse woonwijken Cusveller, Sjoerd 91 Architects Dijk, Hans van 92 Le Corbusier & la Belgique. Les rencontres de la Fondation Le Corbusier Burniat, Patrick (red./ed.) 92 Geografische Informatie Systemen in ruimtelijk onderzoek Hendriks, Paul, Henk Ottens (red./ed.) 92 The Final Testament of Père Corbu. A Translation and Interpretation of Mise au Point by Ivan Zaknic Le Corbusier
	1998, 2	Archis	146	Japan	Archis	NAi/Elsevier	>details
In this issue Despite the wholesale economic slump, Japan is pushing on regardless with the production of large-scale, opulently detailed buildings. Whether these are public or private tasks, their combination of great size and sensitivity never ceases to astonish. All articles in this issue Writers Bouman Ole, Bosma Koos Martijn Vos, Vos Martijn en Koos Bosma, Eyck Aldo van, Engel Henk, Jacobs Steven, Tan Aaron, Hein Carola, Daniell Thomas, Assche Peter van, Winkel Camiel van, Dijk Hans van, Schimmelpenninck Just, Don Peter c.s. (red./ed.), Wennekes Wim (et al), Corner James Alex S. MacLean, Barck Karlheinz (red./ed.), Woods Lebbeus, Midant Jean-Paul (red./ed.), Börsch-Supan Eva Dietrich Müller-Stüler, Evans Robin, Ruffinière du Prey Pierre de la,     Page Articles Authors   4 Heritage Department hits back Bouman, Ole 8 The demise of a dinosaur? Reflections on the expansion of Schiphol Bosma, Koos, Martijn Vos 8 The demise of a dinosaur? Reflections on the expansion of Schiphol Vos, Martijn en Koos Bosma 18 The General Chamber of Audit as an arena of colliding visions Bouman, Ole 19 Lured from his den Eyck, Aldo van 26 The irritant principle of renewal Engel, Henk 34 The museum behind the curtain. Paul Robbrecht Jacobs, Steven 40 Beyond praxis. The Walled City: a dominion of outcasts Tan, Aaron 48 Prestige and diversion. Grands projets in Japan Hein, Carola 62 Another utopia. Arota lsozaki's Mirage City Daniell, Thomas 67 Block-building in Berlin. New architecture in Friedrichstadt Assche, Peter van 74 Polders as ideology, nature as metaphor Winkel, Camiel van 78 Regions without regulations Dijk, Hans van 80 Web architect Schimmelpenninck, Just 81 Forum jrg. 38 nr. 4 (1997) 81 In dienst van het erfgoed. Rijksdienst voor de monumentenzorg 1947-1997 Don, Peter c.s. (red./ed.) 81 Villa VPRO. De wording van een wondere werkplek Wennekes, Wim (et al) 82 Taking measures across the American Landscape Corner, James, Alex S. MacLean 83 Harold A. Innis-Kreuzwege der Kommunikation. Ausgewählte Werke Barck, Karlheinz (red./ed.) 85 Radical Reconstruction Woods, Lebbeus 87 Dictionnaire de l'architecture du XXe siècle Midant, Jean-Paul (red./ed.) 88 Friederich August Stüler (1800-1865) Börsch-Supan, Eva, Dietrich Müller-Stüler 89 Translations from Drawing to Building and Other Essays Evans, Robin 91 The Villas of Pliny. From Antiquity to Posterity Ruffinière du Prey, Pierre de la
	1998, 1	Archis	145	Brazil	Archis	NAi/Elsevier	>details
In this issue Brazil has long been able to bask in the in the interest accorded its architectural legacy and the renewal this legacy has since enjoyed. Accompanied by a litany of favoured names (Niemeyer, Burle Marx, Costa, Bo Bardi) all attention focused on the architectural exception. This has obstructed research into the sheer mass that is the rule. Could this is be where the current lessons on offer in Brazil are best learnt? All articles in this issue Writers Bouman Ole, Berkel Ben van; Caroline Bos, Bos Caroline; Ben van Berkel, Lootsma Bart, Oosterman Arjen, Dijk Hans van, Dijk Hans van Paul Meurs, Meurs Paul en Hans van Dijk, Mens Noor en Annet Tijhuis, Tijhuis Annet en Noor Mens, Schimmelpenninck Just, Elliott Bridget Anthony Purdy, Gili Monica (red./ed.), Meer Ron van der Deyan Sudjic, Geurts A.J., Wal C. van der, Aubry Françoise, Vandenbreeden Jos; France Vanlaethem, Leach Neal (red./ed.), Treib Marc, Jung Wolfgang, Zukowsky John (red./ed.), Institut für Auslandbeziehungen (red./ed.),     Page Articles Authors   4 Virtual double Bouman, Ole 8 Formal manipulations. OMA's Educatorium Berkel, Ben van; Caroline Bos 8 Formal manipulations. OMA's Educatorium Bos, Caroline; Ben van Berkel 16 A Gehry for Bilbao. The new Guggenheim Museum Lootsma, Bart 26 Asia unlimited Oosterman, Arjen 30 The Brazil Factor: largeness. Sensuality, scale end segregation Dijk, Hans van 34 Megapolis adrift. São Paulo, a structural calamity Dijk, Hans van, Paul Meurs 34 Megapolis adrift. São Paulo, a structural calamity Meurs, Paul en Hans van Dijk 48 Petrified myth. Brasilia, the exorcism of history Dijk, Hans van, Paul Meurs 48 Petrified myth. Brasilia, the exorcism of history Meurs, Paul en Hans van Dijk 58 'Nobody moves here now in the Dijk, Hans van, Paul Meurs 58 'Nobody moves here now in the Meurs, Paul en Hans van Dijk 68 The bored critic Dijk, Hans van 70 Confidence-inspiring images. Ruijssenaars builds in Schiedam and Hilversum Oosterman, Arjen 78 The hospital of the future Mens, Noor en Annet Tijhuis 79 The hospital of the future Tijhuis, Annet en Noor Mens 80 I am there. Schimmelpenninck, Just 81 Peter Greenaway. Architecture and Allegory Elliott, Bridget, Anthony Purdy 81 International architecture review Gili, Monica (red./ed.) 81 The Architecture Pack Meer, Ron van der, Deyan Sudjic 82 De 'Groene' IJsselmeerpolders. Inrichting van het landschap in Wieringermeer; Noordoostpolder; Oostelijk en Zuidelijk Flevoland Geurts, A.J. 82 In praise of common sense. Planning the ordinary. A physical planning history of the new towns in the IJsselmeerpolders Wal, C. van der 84 Victor Horta in Brussel Aubry, Françoise 84 Art Deco en Modernisme in België. Architectuur in het interbellum Vandenbreeden, Jos; France Vanlaethem 85 Rethinking Architecture. A Reader in Cultural Theory Leach, Neal (red./ed.) 86 Space Calculated in Seconds. The Philips Pavilion. Le Corbusier. Edgard Varèse Treib, Marc 88 Ueber szenographisches Entwerfen. Raffael und die Villa Madama Jung, Wolfgang 90 Building for Air Travel. Architecture and Design for Commercial Aviation Zukowsky, John (red./ed.) 91 The Werkbund Housing Estate Breslau 1929 Institut für Auslandbeziehungen (red./ed.)
	1997, 12	Archis	144	Infrasctructure	Archis	NAi/Elsevier	>details
In this issue Designing such major infrastructural projects as the High Speed Train (in the Netherlands we call it the High Speed Line) invariably entails lengthy preparations and exhaustive processes of disseminating information and deliberating with the parties involved. The many variants on the HST give the impression that every imaginable solution has been looked at and weighed up objectively. But what are the real grounds on which to base one's choice? In Belgium they didn't waste much time on the matter. The route the HST is to take through Antwerp was decided on virtually overnight. This issue of Archis offers analyses of and backgrounds to the decision-making process on the HST in both the Netherlands and Belgium. All articles in this issue Writers Bouman Ole, Vermeulen Paul, Wilson Peter, Wigley Mark, Loriers Marie Christine, Wortmann Arthur, Zaaijer Art, Dijkstra Rients, Meulder Bruno De, Blondeel Paul, Winkel Camiel van, Dijk Hans van, Roos Robbert, Puvogel Renate, Schimmelpenninck Just, Breen Ann Dick Rigby, Meyer Han, McHarg Ian L., Schwarz Hans Peter, Stern Robert A.M. Thomas Mellins David Fishman, Novak Frank (red./ed.), Wojtowicz Robert, Poeschke Joachim (red./ed.), Fillitz Hermann (red/ed.),     Page Articles Authors   4 The times they are a-changin' Bouman, Ole 7 Postscript (In defence of Hans Kollhoff) Vermeulen, Paul 7 Letter to the editor: In defence of Hans Kollhoff Wilson, Peter 8 Lost in Space. At the end of the promenade Wigley, Mark 18 A promise fulfilled. Jean-Marc Ibos and Myrto Vitart: Loriers, Marie Christine 26 A palace for art and media. The ZKM in Karlsruhe Bouman, Ole 30 Moneo in Stockholm Wortmann, Arthur 35 Dutch decision-making and the high-speed line. A reconstruction Zaaijer, Art 46 7 arguments for HSL and 'mainport' Dijkstra, Rients 48 The invisible HST. The High-Speed Train in Antwerp Meulder, Bruno De 56 'You can examine a thing by looking at it briefly'. The HST in Antw Blondeel, Paul 58 Zeitgeist as lacuna. Amsterdam's Southern Axis Master Plan Winkel, Camiel van 62 Colour as ambition Dijk, Hans van 64 200 metre city. The Entrepot Building at Kop van Zuid Wortmann, Arthur 69 Consensus and amicable harmony. Ashok Bhalotra and Adriaan Geuze des Roos, Robbert 74 Conquering gravity. The drawings of Gordon Matta-Clark Puvogel, Renate 80 You are here 2 Schimmelpenninck, Just 82 The New Waterfront. A Worldwide Urban Success Story Breen, Ann, Dick Rigby 82 De stad en de haven. Stedebouw als culturele opgave Meyer, Han 85 A Quest for Life. An Autobiography McHarg, Ian L. 86 Media Perspectives Schwarz, Hans Peter, 88 New York 1960. Architecture and urbanism between the Second World War and the Bicentennial Stern, Robert A.M., Thomas Mellins, David Fishman 90 Lewis Mumford and Patrick Geddes: The Correspondence Novak, Frank (red./ed.) 90 Lewis Mumford and American Modernism: Eutopian Theories for Architecture and Urban Planning Wojtowicz, Robert 91 Antike Spolien in der Architektur des Mittelalters und der Renaissance Poeschke, Joachim (red./ed.) 92 Der Traum vom Glück. Die Kunst des Historismus in Europa Fillitz, Hermann (red/ed.)
	1997, 11	Archis	143	Dutch Delight	Archis	NAi/Elsevier	>details
In this issue It's a bit hard on those Netherlanders slogging away on sandy ground on with peat beneath their feet, but the Dutch Economic Miracle is invariably linked to the terra firma of the polders. Netherlands Inc., the major triumph of Ruud Lubbers and now of the current coalition, likes to have 'Made in Holland' stamped all over its products and services. On Dutch architecture too. The eyes of the world may be upon it, but what about the ideas behind it? All articles in this issue Writers Bouman Ole, Speaks Michael, Toorn Roemer van, Dijk Hans van, Roos Robbert, Cisar Hana, Vanstiphout Wouter, Colenbrander Bernard, Koole Corine, Soeters Sjoerd, Wortmann Arthur, Bosch John Maurice Nio Wim Nijenhuis Nathalie, Segawa Hugo, Schimmelpenninck Just, Asendorf Christoph, Rosemann H.J. C.H.T. Van Slagmaat H .D. Stolte , Coyne Richard, Langmead Donald, Baridon Laurent, Boeckl Matthias Adolph Stiller Otto Kapfinger, Guallart Vicente (red/ed.), Pawson John,     Page Articles Authors   4 Dutch courage, Dutch comfort Bouman, Ole 8 It's just fresh - a new urban approach. Young Dutch architects Speaks, Michael 15 Fresh Conservatism and beyond. Second modernity Toorn, Roemer van 22 Dutch Delta. Off-shore discussion on Dutch architecture Dijk, Hans van 29 Villa KBWW. Double house in Utrecht by Bjarne Mastenbroek and Winy Maas Roos, Robbert 34 A complex story. Artists' studios in Eindhoven by Wendi Bakker an Cisar, Hana 38 Dirty, delicious and direct. Joep van Lieshout's manual of architecture Vanstiphout, Wouter 42 A tradition resumed. Rethinking Aldo van Eyck Colenbrander, Bernard 50 'Architects should just get on and make tasteful buildings'. I Koole, Corine 56 The architect as leader? A manifesto for the middle course Soeters, Sjoerd 62 The leaning tower of Pi Wortmann, Arthur 64 Brazil Light Bosch, John, Maurice Nio, Wim Nijenhuis, Nathalie 72 Condemned to modernity. Recent Brazilian architecture Segawa, Hugo 80 You are here 1 Schimmelpenninck, Just 82 Super Constellation - Flugzeug und Raumrevolution. Die Wirkung der Luftfahrt auf Kunst und Kultur der Moderne Asendorf, Christoph 84 Architectuur, Stedebouw en Landschap in Japan Rosemann, H.J., C.H.T. Van Slagmaat, H .D. Stolte 86 Designing Information. Technology in the Postmodern Age. From Method to Metaphor Coyne, Richard 88 Dutch Modernism. Architectural Resources in the English Language Langmead, Donald 89 L'imaginaire scientifique de Viollet-le-Duc Baridon, Laurent 90 Visionäre im Exil. Österreichische Spuren in der modernen amerikanischen Architektur Boeckl, Matthias, Adolph Stiller, Otto Kapfinger, 90 Josep Lluis Mateo. Registros de Arquitectura CD-rom Guallart, Vicente (red/ed.) 92 Minimum Pawson, John
	1997, 10	Archis	142	Germany	Archis	NAi/Elsevier	>details
In this issue As the capital of a united Germany, Berlin has to function as a symbolic signboard. At present the city can boast the biggest building pit in Europe. At the same time, new urban guidelines drawn up in the recent Planwerk Innenstadt Berlin, are expected to culminate in the year 2000 in the 'Berlin Charter'. In the Ruhr, work has been in progress since 1989 on recycling Europe's largest industrial are. And major infrastructure and cultural buildings have been erected i Leipzig, Hamburg and Lubeck All articles in this issue Writers Bouman Ole, Provoost Michelle, Dijk Hans van, Ibelings Hans, Vermeulen Paul, Welzbacher Christian, Kähler Gert, Sieverts Thomas, Vanstiphout Wouter, Kessler Paul, Schimmelpenninck Just, Cohen Jean-Louis, Joly Pierre, Karnau Oliver, Orum-Nielsen J., Steenbergen Clemens Wouter Reh, Kähler Gert Carl Steckeweh Klaus Dieter Weiss , Hannemann Christine,     Page Articles Authors   4 Beyond Rossi's axioms? Bouman, Ole 8 Rotterdam Harbour city Provoost, Michelle 24 Semantics of death Dijk, Hans van 26 Good news from the Government Buildings Agency. Interview with Fred van der Ibelings, Hans 28 Beyond the wall. Daniel Libeskind in the NAi Bouman, Ole 32 Building as an instrument of deceleration. Hans Kollhoff's exp Vermeulen, Paul 46 Planwerk Innenstadt Berlin. The raising of the German capital Welzbacher, Christian 56 Getting the record straight. The architecture of Von Gerkan, Marg + Partner Kähler, Gert 68 The importance of regional planning. IBA Emscher Park and its le Sieverts, Thomas 77 Kalkar Bouman, Ole 78 We're doing the best we can! Vanstiphout, Wouter 79 Letter to the Editor Kessler, Paul 80 Web time Schimmelpenninck, Just 82 Andre Lurcat 1894-1970. Autocritique d'un moderne Cohen, Jean-Louis 82 L'architecte Andre Lurcat et Robert Joly, Pierre 84 Hermann Josef Stubben. Stadtebau 1876-1936 Karnau, Oliver 86 Dwelling, at home - in community - on earth. The Significance of Tradition in Contemporary Housing Orum-Nielsen, J. 88 'Every des Ibelings, Hans 88 paysagiste 89 Architecture and Landscape. The Design Experiment of the Great European Gardens and Landscapes Steenbergen, Clemens, Wouter Reh 90 Renaissance of Railway Stations. The City in the 21st Century Kähler, Gert, Carl Steckeweh, Klaus Dieter Weiss 92 Die Platte. Industrialisierter Wohnungsbau in der DDR Hannemann, Christine
	1997, 9	Archis	141		Archis	NAi/Elsevier	>details
In this issue All articles in this issue Writers Bouman Ole, Schwartz Ineke, Andela Gerrie, Houtman André, Dijk Hans van, Betsky Aaron, Loriers Marie Christine, Bullivant Lucy, Carels Edwin, One Architecture: Matthijs Bouw Joost Meuwissen, Schimmelpenninck Just, Agrest Diana Patricia Conway Leslie Kanes Weism, Hughes Francesca (red/ed.), Sommer Astrid, Lucan Jacques (red./ed.), Moneo Rafael (inl./intr.), Kipnis Jeffrey, Noever Peter (red./ed.), FehI Gerhard, Boersma Tjeerd Ton Verstegen (red./ed.),     Page Articles Authors   4 l=The Other Bouman, Ole 8 A Testing Ground for interactivity. The Water Pavilions by Schwartz, Ineke 14 Wester Gasworks in Amsterdam. Five park designs Andela, Gerrie 22 Focus on infinity. Lectures on infrastructure Houtman, André 26 Beware! Consensus! Crimson and the history of urbanism in the Netherlands Dijk, Hans van 30 'The lessons of real life are never learnt'. Interview with Ashok Bouman, Ole 34 Risky architecture Dijk, Hans van 36 An enforced minimalism. The work of Smith-Miller + Hawkinson Betsky, Aaron 47 A string of buffer zones. Recent work by Jourda and Perraudin Loriers, Marie Christine 56 Casting risk. Lottery culture at odds with itself Bullivant, Lucy 70 The tea-cake of the future. Recent work by Chris Marker Carels, Edwin 74 Loose urbanism One Architecture: Matthijs Bouw, Joost Meuwissen 80 Web art Schimmelpenninck, Just 82 The Sex of Architecture Agrest, Diana, Patricia Conway, Leslie Kanes Weism 82 The Architect. Reconstructing her Practice Hughes, Francesca (red/ed.) 85 Artists' interactive CD-ROMagazine Sommer, Astrid 86 Paris des faubourgs. Formation Transformation Lucan, Jacques (red./ed.) 87 Ortiz 1975-1995 Moneo, Rafael (inl./intr.) 88 Philip Johnson. Recent Work Kipnis, Jeffrey 88 Turning Point Philip Johnson Noever, Peter (red./ed.) 90 Kleinstadt, Steildach, Volksgemeinschaft. Zum 'reaktionaren Modernismus' in Bau- und Stadtbaukunst FehI, Gerhard 92 Nederland naar school. Twee eeuwen bouwen voor een veranderend onderwijs Boersma, Tjeerd, Ton Verstegen (red./ed.)
	1997, 8	Archis	140	Building in France	Archis	NAi/Elsevier	>details
In this issue La France is still unbeaten when it comes to clients really knowing what they want, their ability to drum up funds and the necessary organization, and getting top-quality architects to do the job. From 'grand projets' to infrastructural works, the challenge this presents architecture is as much a matter for the public sector as one of the individual creativity. In reviewing the results of this policy, we may found our criticism not only on sympathy or personal taste but on the public significance of the architecture in question. Needless to day, such criticism can be harsh. All articles in this issue Writers Bouman Ole, Wortmann Arthur, Lévi Michel, Boyer Charles-Arthur, Frieling Dirk, Jong Wouter de, Verweij Lucas, Boelens Luuk, Heynen Hilde, Dubois Marc, Winkel Camiel van, Wolfs Rein, Dijk Hans van, Loriers Marie Christine, Pessers Dorien, Jonge Piet de, Schimmelpenninck Just, Machado Rodolfo Rodolphe el-Khoury, Peycere David Gilles Ragot Sonia Gaubert, Gent Lucy (red/ed.), Isozaki Arata, Maxwell Robert, Pallasmaa Juhani, Bouwens A.M.C. M.L.J. Dierikx, Coles Alex Richard Bentley (red./ed.),     Page Articles Authors   4 Documenta as landscape Bouman, Ole 8 The blessings of housing differentiation. Three project Wortmann, Arthur 18 Architecture is not a book. Dominique Perrault: Bibliothèque de France Lévi, Michel 28 An impression of sunrise. A housing complex by Francis Soler Boyer, Charles-Arthur 32 Reinventing democracy - the benefits and necessity of politics Frieling, Dirk 32 Luuk Boelens in unremitting pursuit of certainty Jong, Wouter de 33 Eluding reason Verweij, Lucas 34 Postscript Boelens, Luuk 35 The future is not what it has been. Anyhow conference in Rotterdam Heynen, Hilde 38 The sacred dimension of light. Alvaro Siza's church building Dubois, Marc 44 Against the grain. Documents in search of a new tone Winkel, Camiel van 49 Simple, usable, contemporary. Sculpture in Münster Wolfs, Rein 52 The fourth typology Dijk, Hans van 54 Architecture as landscape. Atelier Badia-Berger: project in Normandië Boyer, Charles-Arthur 60 Between two roofs. Bernard Tschumi: Le Fresnoy Loriers, Marie Christine 68 House of the future, symbolism of the past Pessers, Dorien 74 Boeri and Nicolette Pot Jonge, Piet de 80 Documenta X online Schimmelpenninck, Just 82 Monolithic Architecture Machado, Rodolfo, Rodolphe el-Khoury 85 Archives d'Architectes. Etat des fonds, XIXe-XXe siecles Peycere, David, Gilles Ragot, Sonia Gaubert 86 Albion's Classicism. The visual arts in Britain, 1550-1660 Gent, Lucy (red/ed.) 88 The Island Nation Aesthetic Isozaki, Arata 88 The Two Way Stretch. Modernism, Tradition and Innovation Maxwell, Robert 88 The Eyes of the Skin. Architecture and the Senses Pallasmaa, Juhani 90 Op de drempel van de lucht. Tachtig jaar Schiphol Bouwens, A.M.C., M.L.J. Dierikx 92 de-, dis-, ex-. Ex-cavating Modernism Coles, Alex, Richard Bentley (red./ed.)
	1997, 7	Archis	139		Archis	NAi/Elsevier	>details
In this issue All articles in this issue Writers Bouman Ole, Wortmann Arthur, Roos Robbert, Kremer Mark, Winkel Camiel van, Bierens Cornel, Shannon Kelly, Noldus Badeloch, Noldus Badeloch; Arjen Oosterman, Oosterman Arjen en Badeloch Noldus, Boekraad Cees Jemima de Brauwere Miel Karthaus, Brauwere Jemina de Cees Boekraad Miel Karthaus, Karthaus Miel Cees Boekraad Jemima de Brauwere, Cisar Hana, Oosterman Arjen, Dijk Hans van, Kozel Susan, Schimmelpenninck Just, Behne Adolf Rosemarie Haag Bletter (inl./intr.), Giedion Sigfried Sokratis Georgiadis (inl./intr., Necipoglu Gülru, Wagt Wim de, Weston Richard, Hille R. Thomas (red/ed.), Treib Marc (red./ed.), Boyce Robert, Harlander Tilman, Crawford Margaret,     Page Articles Authors   4 Rethinking the hows Bouman, Ole 8 Form, function, location. Renzo Piano's New Metropolis in Amsterdam Wortmann, Arthur 18 An attractive conservation. Marc van Roosmalen's Limburg Public Records Office Roos, Robbert 28 Running through the museum. Hubert Damisch in Boijmans Kremer, Mark 30 Art and life- after-Vinex. Symposium in Pijnacker Winkel, Camiel van 32 Letter Art by Mischa Kuball Bierens, Cornel 34 Sprawl. Colorado's Front Range Shannon, Kelly 44 A breakthrough in dyke design. River dyke reinforcement by H+N+S Noldus, Badeloch 54 Landscape architect turns the tide. Interview with Lodewijk van Nieuwe Noldus, Badeloch; Arjen Oosterman 54 Interview with Lodewijk van Nieuwenhuijze. Landscape architect turns t Oosterman, Arjen en Badeloch Noldus 56 Structure & interface. A manifesto for slowness Boekraad, Cees, Jemima de Brauwere, Miel Karthaus 56 Structure & interface. A manifesto for slowness Brauwere, Jemina de, Cees Boekraad, Miel Karthaus 56 Structure & interface. A manifesto for slowness Karthaus, Miel, Cees Boekraad, Jemima de Brauwere 68 Luxembourg's new concert hall. Portzamparc and Nouvel: two visions Cisar, Hana 72 Energetic designs. Student projects 1997 Oosterman, Arjen 74 The joy of appreciation. The debate on Michel de Klerk Dijk, Hans van 76 Multi-Medea: shrinkspace Kozel, Susan 80 Internet as a natural phenomenon Schimmelpenninck, Just 82 The modern functional building Behne, Adolf, Rosemarie Haag Bletter (inl./intr.) 82 Building in France, building in iron, building in ferro-concrete Giedion, Sigfried, Sokratis Georgiadis (inl./intr. 84 The Topkapi Scroll - Geometry and Ornament in Islamic Architecture Necipoglu, Gülru 86 J.B. van Loghem, 1881-1940. Landhuizen, stadswoonhuizen en woningbouwprojecten Wagt, Wim de 87 Modernism Weston, Richard 88 Inside the large small house. The residential design legacy of William W. Wurster Hille, R. Thomas (red/ed.) 88 An everyday modernism. The Houses of William Wurster Treib, Marc (red./ed.) 89 Keck & Keck Boyce, Robert 90 Zwischen Heimstatte und Wohnmaschine. Wohnungsbau und Wohnungspolitik in der Zeit des Nationalsozialismus Harlander, Tilman 92 Building the Workingman's Paradise. The design of American Company Towns Crawford, Margaret
	1997, 6	Archis	138		Archis	NAi/Elsevier	>details
In this issue All articles in this issue Writers Bouman Ole, Betsky Aaron, Ibelings Hans, Doove Edith, Wortmann Arthur, Koster Egbert, Oorschot Leo, Boelens Luuk, Beckerath Verena von, Daniell Thomas, Winkel Camiel van, Schimmelpenninck Just, Saunders William S. (red./ed.), Colton Timothy J., Curtis William, Nerdinger Winfried, Achleitner Friedrich Otto Kapfinger Walter Zsch, Kähler Gert (red./ed.), Lauwaert Dirk,     Page Articles Authors   4 Between State Architecture and the Wickes trolley Bouman, Ole 8 An urban fata morgana. The growth of Las Vegas Betsky, Aaron 22 'I'm putting the whole social housing system on the line'. In Bouman, Ole 24 Open comic books. Proposals for the Netherlands Comic-strip Museu Ibelings, Hans 26 The Art of Shopping. Para-Site in Brussels Doove, Edith 29 Cycles and the city. Bicycle policy in Tilburg and Eindhoven Wortmann, Arthur 32 Living as in a film. Bungalow by Baneke, Van der Hoeven Koster, Egbert 36 Unity in multiplicity. MVRDV design old-age complex in Amsterdam Osdorp Oorschot, Leo 42 The scenario machine. Planners in unremitting pursuit of the future Boelens, Luuk 56 ln search of public space. Exhibition in deSingel Wortmann, Arthur 60 The virtual house Beckerath, Verena von 62 Malaysia. Kuala Lumpur International Airport Daniell, Thomas 68 Angles and curves on Amsterdam's Museumplein. Kisho Kurokawa's extensi Bouman, Ole 70 'Art can benefit from misuse'. Interview with Albert Goederond Winkel, Camiel van 80 And now for something completely different: content Schimmelpenninck, Just 84 Reflections on Architectural Practices in the Nineties Saunders, William S. (red./ed.) 87 Moscow. Governing the Socialist Metropolis Colton, Timothy J. 88 Modern architecture since 1900 Curtis, William 90 Der Architekt Walter Gropius. Zeichnungen, Plane, Fobs, Werkverzeichnis Nerdinger, Winfried 91 Adolf Krischanitz Achleitner, Friedrich, Otto Kapfinger, Walter Zsch 92 Einfach schwierig. Eine deutsche Architekturdebatte. Ausgewahlte Beitrage 1993-1995 Kähler, Gert (red./ed.) 92 artikels Lauwaert, Dirk
	1997, 5	Archis	137	Media and Architecture	Archis	NAi/Elsevier	>details
In this issue Can anything of the character of the various broadcasting companies in the Netherlands be discerned in the architecture of their accommodation? Indeed, do these companies still have an identity of their own? The VPRO certainly does, judging from the amazing new 'villa' designed by MVRDV and scheduled for the appropriation this summer. The commercial broadcasters by contrast are easily satisfied with off-the-shelf accommodation. Finally, three (erstwhile) pillars of fatih - the KRO, the NCRV and the AVRO - have elected to share new premises designed for them by architect Jan Hoogstad, which they choose to read as functional office building. All articles in this issue Writers Bouman Ole, Vreeburg Guus, Aarsman Hans, Oosterman Arjen, Bekaert Geert, Vermeulen Paul, Synghel Koen van, Hoogstraten Dorine van, Verstegen Ton, Uyttenhove Pieter, Dijk Hans van, Winkel Camiel van, Carels Edwin, Boogerd Dominic van den, Schimmelpenninck Just, Ghirardo Diane, Potie Philippe, Harsema Harry (red./ed.), Lubbock Jules, Lesnikowski Wojciech (red./ed.), Oldenburger-Ebbers C.S. A.M. Backer E. Blok,     Page Articles Authors   4 Architecture and the religious revival Bouman, Ole 8 Media and architecture Bouman, Ole 9 Architecture of the interior. MVRDV: Villa VPRO Vreeburg, Guus 22 The reality of television Aarsman, Hans 24 Transformations of a buffer space. Jan Hoogstad builds for broadcasters in Oosterman, Arjen 26 Would that there were a Belgian back room Bekaert, Geert 26 An ungrateful psychiatrist Vermeulen, Paul 27 Criticism bites, architecture comforts Synghel, Koen van 28 College and city. From sandwich spread to sausage-roll model Oosterman, Arjen 29 Building in the inner city. Theatre School and office premises in Amsterdam Hoogstraten, Dorine van 38 The distinctive forms of Atelier PRO. Colleges of Higher Education in The Verstegen, Ton 50 Letter from Paris Uyttenhove, Pieter 52 Consensus on good intentions Dijk, Hans van 54 Bert van Meggelen on academy education. 'I think we stay at Oosterman, Arjen 56 An elegant, dirty realism. Recent work by Stéphane Beel Synghel, Koen van 66 Aglaia Konrad: The Great Stream Winkel, Camiel van 69 Marijke van Warmerdam: lost innocence Carels, Edwin 72 Transformations in the work of Eran Schaerf Boogerd, Dominic van den 80 Nothing ever gets finished on the Internet. Site criticism Schimmelpenninck, Just 82 Architecture after Modernism Ghirardo, Diane 84 Philibert de L'Orme. Figures de la Pensee Constructive Potie, Philippe 85 Landscape architecture and Town Planning in the Netherlands 93-95 Harsema, Harry (red./ed.) 86 The Tyranny of Taste. The politics of architecture and design in Britain 1550-1960 Lubbock, Jules 88 East European Modernism. Architecture in Czechoslovakia, Hungary & Poland between the wars Lesnikowski, Wojciech (red./ed.) 90 Gids voor de Nederlandse Tuin- en Landschapsarchitectuur. Deel Noord (Groningen, Friesland, Drenthe, Overijssel, Flevoland) Oldenburger-Ebbers, C.S., A.M. Backer, E. Blok 90 Gids voor de Nederlandse Tuin-en Landschapsarchitectuur. Deel Oost en Midden (Gelderland en Utrecht) Oldenburger-Ebbers, C.S., A.M. Backer, E. Blok 6/20 Brazil, republic of fait accomplis Dijk, Hans van
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In this issue All articles in this issue Writers Bouman Ole, Loriers Marie Christine, Michel Lévi, Miloš Bobi?, Dijk Hans van, Wortmann Arthur, Kerkdijk Herman, Winkel Camiel van, Colenbrander Bernard, Daniell Thomas, Swart Siebe, Schimmelpenninck Just, Boomkens René, Culot Maurice Martin Meade (red./ed.), Weilacher Udo, Cooke Catherine, Magistris Alessandro de Carlo Olmo (red./ed.), Waechter-Bohm Liesbeth (red./ed.), Haan Hilde de Ids Haagsma, Geest Joosje van, Hart Vaughan Peter Hicks (vert./intr./commentaar,     Page Articles Authors   4 The melt-down of the Netherlands? Bouman, Ole 8 Jewish optimism. Zvi Hecker's Heinz Galinski School in Berlin Loriers, Marie Christine 16 Mont-Beuvray. The Museum of Celtic civilization by Pierre-Louis Faloci Michel Lévi 26 Letter from Belgrade Miloš Bobi? 32 One day in Europe Dijk, Hans van 34 Tall bridge. Benthem and Crouwel's office building in The Hague Dijk, Hans van 42 Form and content. Maurice Nio's AVI Twente Wortmann, Arthur 44 Architecture without image. Recent work by Koen van Velsen Kerkdijk, Herman 58 Shaped void Dijk, Hans van 60 Spiritual Teenage Moodmaker. On euphoria, stress and anaesthesia Winkel, Camiel van 64 The late work of Carel Weeber. The guerilla of an unproductive element Colenbrander, Bernard 71 Letter from Japan Daniell, Thomas 74 De Aker Swart, Siebe 80 Architects on the Internet. Site criticism Schimmelpenninck, Just 82 De Angstmachine. Over geweld in films, literatuur en popmuziek Boomkens, René 84 Dom Bellot. Moine-Architecte 1876-1944 Culot, Maurice, Martin Meade (red./ed.) 85 Between landscape architecture and Land Art Weilacher, Udo 86 Russian Avant-Garde Cooke, Catherine 86 Jakov Cernichov: sowjetischer Architekt der Avantgarde Magistris, Alessandro de, Carlo Olmo (red./ed.) 88 Heinz Tesar. Portraits of Austrian Architects, Volume I Waechter-Bohm, Liesbeth (red./ed.) 89 Plastisch lexicon. Een kleine encyclopedie van de 'Bossche School' Haan, Hilde de, Ids Haagsma 90 S.J. van Embden Geest, Joosje van 92 Sebastiano Serlio. On Architecture. Volume One. Books I-V of "Tutte l'opera d'architettura et prospetiva" by Sebastiano Serlio Hart, Vaughan, Peter Hicks (vert./intr./commentaar
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In this issue This issue of Archis is entirely devoted to current developments in the Bijlmermeer. All articles in this issue Writers Maarten Kloos Anne Luijten, Bouman Ole, Luijten Anne, Kloos Maarten, Giersbergen Marieke van, Westrik John, Reijndorp Arnold, Rykwert Joseph, Tagliabue Benedetta, Middleton Robin (red./ed.), Nesbitt Kate (red./ed.), Toy Maggie (red./ed.), Viola Bill, Brenner Klaus Theo, St. John Wilson Colin, Besinger Curtis,     Page Articles Authors   1 The new Bijlmermeer Maarten Kloos, Anne Luijten 4 The resilience of a ghetto Bouman, Ole 14 A barrel of contradictions. The dynamic history of the Bijlmermeer Luijten, Anne 22 A perpetual stumbling block. Interview with Dirk Frieling Kloos, Maarten 26 Working on the infrastructure. Pi de Bruijn Giersbergen, Marieke van 29 Top speed till nearly home. Rients Dijkstra Giersbergen, Marieke van 32 Green strips, white strips. Donald Lambert Giersbergen, Marieke van 36 The promise of an English park. Adriaan Geuze Giersbergen, Marieke van 38 Aesthetics doesn't interest me. Endry van Velzen Giersbergen, Marieke van 43 Goodbye to Utopia. Ashok Bhalotra Giersbergen, Marieke van 48 Enthusiasms. New urban plans for the Bijlmermeer Westrik, John 56 Between city and state. Social renewal in the Bijlmermeer Reijndorp, Arnold 66 The taming of the beast. The Bijlmermeer and today's demands Kloos, Maarten 86 The dancing column. An Order in Architecture Rykwert, Joseph 89 Enric Miralles. Mixed talks Tagliabue, Benedetta 90 The Idea of the City Middleton, Robin (red./ed.) 91 Theorizing a new agenda for architecture. An anthology of architectural theory 1965-1995 Nesbitt, Kate (red./ed.) 92 Los Angeles. World cities Toy, Maggie (red./ed.) 94 Reasons for knocking at an empty house. Writings 1973-1994 Viola, Bill 95 Das radikale Projekt der Modernen Architektur Brenner, Klaus Theo 95 The other tradition of modern architecture. The uncompleted project St. John Wilson, Colin 96 Working with Mister Wright. What it was like Besinger, Curtis
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In this issue All articles in this issue Writers Ole Bouman, Uyttenhove Pieter, Meulder Bruno De, Steketee Ady, Wortmann Arthur, Oosterman Arjen, Dijk Hans van, Synghel Koen van, Edwin Carels, Ibelings Hans, Betsky Aaron, Holthof Marc, MVRDV, Schimmelpenninck Just, Tzonis Alexander, Diller + Scofidio (red/ed.), Häberle Michael, Jacobs Steven, Hoffmann-Axthelm Dieter, Evers B. (red/ed.), Jong Erik de Marleen Dominicus - Van Soest,     Page Articles Authors   4 Virgin Islands in urban chaos Ole Bouman 10 The Belgian back room Uyttenhove, Pieter 16 A duet of distorted memories. Monuments to a departed king Meulder, Bruno De 25 The richness of simplicity. A new movement in Flanders? Steketee, Ady 28 Positions. Marie José Van Hee Wortmann, Arthur 34 Positions. Van Sambeek & Van Veen Oosterman, Arjen 40 The ideology of haste Dijk, Hans van 42 Winning a losing battle. Jo Coenen's 'Sunday architecture' Dijk, Hans van 50 Contours of space. Recent work by Richard Venlet Synghel, Koen van 56 Context reduced to frame. 'Face à l'Histoire' at the Pompidou Edwin Carels 58 'We'll never build only what people want'. Niek Verdonk on housing in Groningen Ibelings, Hans 60 American wood. The architecture of James Cutler Betsky, Aaron 72 City and film. Highway to hell Holthof, Marc 74 Light urbanism MVRDV 80 Architects on the Internet. Site criticism Schimmelpenninck, Just 83 Architecture in North America since 1960 Tzonis, Alexander, 85 Flesh. Architectural Probes Diller + Scofidio (red/ed.) 85 Back to the front: Tourisms of War Diller + Scofidio (red/ed.) 87 Pariser Architektur zwischen 1750 und 1800: Die Entstehung des Elementarismus Häberle, Michael 88 Henry van de Velde. Wonen als kunstwerk, een woonplaats voor kunst Jacobs, Steven 89 Die Rettung der Architektur vor sich selbst. Zehn Polemiken Hoffmann-Axthelm, Dieter 90 Architekturmodelle der Renaissance. Die Harmonie des Bauens von Alberti bis Michelangelo Evers, B. (red/ed.) 92 Aardse Paradijzen. I. De tuin in de Nederlandse kunst. 15de tot 18de eeuw Jong, Erik de, Marleen Dominicus - Van Soest
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In this issue All articles in this issue Writers Ole Bouman, William Mann, Arthur Wortmann, Hans Ibelings, Hans van Dijk , Michael Stanton, Lucy Bullivant, Peter van Assche, Ernest Pascucci, Koen van Synghel, Arjen Oosterman, Marc Holthof, Jos Bosman, Stegeman Elly, Rob Dettingmeijer, Just Schimmelpenninck, Mark Wigley, Allen S. Weiss, Mitchell Schwarzer, Bart Verschaffel, Miles Danby, Regina Bittner a.o. (red/ed.), Kristin Ross,     Page Articles Authors   1 Aan onze lezers in Nederland en Vlaanderen Ole Bouman 4 Towards 2000 with Archis Ole Bouman 8 Between Memling and Descartes. Two buildings by Christian Kieckens William Mann 16 Anarchy in Poortugaal. Luc Deleu and Residence Hotel Stok Arthur Wortmann 22 'There's nowhere else for those 18,000 houses'. Interview with Duco Stadig Hans Ibelings 24 Imperial dreams Hans van Dijk, 26 Redemptive technologies Michael Stanton 32 Lost and found in space. Design research into the things that don't fit Lucy Bullivant 44 Letter from Berlin Peter van Assche 47 XS Gallery - Koolhaas in Manhattan Ernest Pascucci 50 Terheijden opts for contemporary architecture Koen van Synghel 61 Europan project in Nijmegen. Housing by Van Gameren and Mastenbroek Arjen Oosterman 66 City and film. Crash Marc Holthof 68 Kant's categories as matrix Jos Bosman 74 Beyond the blue horizon. Jeroen Doorenweerd's prison swimming-pool Stegeman, Elly 78 Doors of Perception 4: Speed - Speed and time, slowness and timelessness Rob Dettingmeijer 80 Architects on the net. Website-criticism Just Schimmelpenninck 82 White walls, designer dresses. The fashioning of modern architecture Mark Wigley 85 Mirrors of infinity. The French formal garden and 17th century metaphysics Allen S. Weiss 86 German architectural theory and the search for modern identity Mitchell Schwarzer 87 Essays Bart Verschaffel 88 Moorish Style Miles Danby 90 Zukunft aus Amerika. Fordismus in der Zwischenkriegszeit Regina Bittner a.o. (red/ed.) 91 Fast cars, clean bodies. Decolonization and the reordering of French culture Kristin Ross
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In this issue All articles in this issue Writers Loriers Marie Christine, Wortmann Arthur, A.D. Graafland et al., Holthof Marc, Daniell Thomas, Hellemondt Imke van, Oosterman Arjen, Schimmelpenninck Just, Bouman Ole, Hoek Kees van, Roos Robbert, Hebly Arjan, Hein Carola, Schmitz Rudolf, Damisch Hubert, Clausen Meredith, Böhm Wolfgang (red./ed.), Verlinden Jan e.a. (red./ed.), Valentine Maggie, Jordan David P., Zanten David Van, Norberg-Schulz Christian, Schezen Roberto,     Page Articles Authors   2 Bridges like people: Living Bridges in London: an exhibit Loriers, Marie Christine 5 Amsterdam's Oostelijke Havengebied. Three designs for the Java Bridge Wortmann, Arthur 8 Rotterdam-Maaskant Prize 1996. Jury nominates Rotterdam Harbour A.D. Graafland et al. 10 City and film. Appearances are deceptive in Secrets and Lies Holthof, Marc 11 A stripped-down Expressionism. Katstu Umebayshi's ORGAN building Daniell, Thomas 13 The green world city Hellemondt, Imke van 14 Europan 4. The Dutch results Oosterman, Arjen 16 3D on the Internet Schimmelpenninck, Just 17 New gains for architecture? Bouman, Ole 18 Impressions. Natalini's Waagstraat complex in Groningen Hoek, Kees van 28 The future belongs to the young. The architecture of René van Zuuk Roos, Robbert 38 The zoning of talent Bouman, Ole 40 Regenerating Rotterdam South. Housing in Zuidwijk by Hebly & Theunissen Oosterman, Arjen 46 City, Image and Street. Reflections on the city-image plan Hebly, Arjan 54 Five houses.Recent work by Shigeru Ban Hein, Carola 66 Omission and simplification. Franck Hammoutène's faculty building atT Loriers, Marie Christine 74 Esko Männikkö: photographer of fish, dogs and old men Schmitz, Rudolf 81 Skyline. La ville narcisse Damisch, Hubert 82 Pietro Belluschi. Modern American architect Clausen, Meredith 84 The building and the town essays for Eduard Sekler Böhm, Wolfgang (red./ed.) 85 '95 Verlinden, Jan e.a. (red./ed.) 86 The show starts on the sidewalk. An American history of the movie theatre Valentine, Maggie 88 Transforming Paris. The life and labors of Baron Haussmann Jordan, David P. 88 1870 Zanten, David Van 90 Nightlands. Nordic building Norberg-Schulz, Christian 91 Adolf Loos. Architektur Schezen, Roberto
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In this issue All articles in this issue Writers Dijk Hans van, Toorn Roemer van, Holthof Marc, Carels Edwin, Roos Robbert, Winkel Camiel van, Schimmelpenninck Just, Bouman Ole, Kloos Maarten, Bouman Ole en Hans van Dijk, Dijk Hans van en Ole Bouman, Wortmann Arthur, Graaf Jan de, Puvogel Renate, Jacobs Steven, Graevenitz Antje von, Colomina Beatriz, Fortier Bruno, Mallgrave H.P., Guillaume Jean (red./ed.), Cache Bernard, Karatani Kojin, Beck Haig (red./ed.), Mitchell William J., Artifice, Skyscraper digital, Boer Niek de,     Page Articles Authors   2 Depoliticized free state. The sixth Architecture Biennale in Venice Dijk, Hans van 5 ln the country of the blind the one-eyed man is king. West 8 in Venice Toorn, Roemer van 6 City and film. The church and the oil rig Holthof, Marc 8 From utopia to parody. Media installations by Tony Brown Carels, Edwin 10 French architects in the NAi Roos, Robbert 12 One man's taboo is another man's licence. Exhibitions by M Winkel, Camiel van 14 A tailback of stimulants. The new architecture memorandum Dijk, Hans van 15 3D on the Net Schimmelpenninck, Just 17 Message to the reader Bouman, Ole 18 Child of divorced parents. Paramaribo and the new Dutch c Kloos, Maarten 26 Inequality in a grid. The urban development of Buenos Aires Dijk, Hans van 37 Ik geloof niet dat architectuurgeschiedenis in verband moet worden gebracht met politieke geschiedenis'. Pancho Liernur over architectuur in Argentini Bouman, Ole en Hans van Dijk 37 Ik geloof niet dat architectuurgeschiedenis in verband moet worden gebracht met politieke geschiedenis'. Pancho Liernur over architectuur in Argentini Dijk, Hans van en Ole Bouman 42 Ship ahoy Wortmann, Arthur 44 Longing beyond the coast. Coast locations in the Netherlands Graaf, Jan de 54 Painting with photographs. The work of Lois Renner Puvogel, Renate 58 Twixt temple and shopping mall. Victor Horra's Palace of Fine Art Jacobs, Steven 63 Endlessness and reduction. Frederick Kiesler's Endless House Graevenitz, Antje von 70 The psyche of building. Frederick Kiesler's Space House Colomina, Beatriz 81 Mètamorphoses parisiennes Fortier, Bruno 82 Gottfried Semper. Architect of the nineteenth century Mallgrave, H.P. 84 L'Englise dans l'architecture de la renaissance Guillaume, Jean (red./ed.) 85 Earth moves. The furnishing of territories Cache, Bernard 85 Architecture as metaphor. Language, number, money Karatani, Kojin 86 UME Beck, Haig (red./ed.) 87 City of Bits. Space, Place, and the Infobahn Mitchell, William J. 88 rom Architecture, film, theory, phorography, design, history, art and things Artifice 88 Mute. The art and technology newspaper Skyscraper digital 90 De Randstad bestaat niet. De onmacht tot grootstedelijk beleid Boer, Niek de
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In this issue All articles in this issue Writers Bierens Cornel, Holthof Marc, Beck Haig en Jackie Cooper, Cooper Jackie en Haig Beck, Oosterman Arjen, Winkel Camiel van, Schimmelpenninck Just, Daniell Thomas, Bouman Ole, Pasveer Erik, Dijk Hans van, Giersbergen Marieke van, Bunningen Bert van, Jong Erik de, Nio Maurice, Carels Edwin, Bekaert Geert, ValenaTomás, Feireiss Kristin (red./ed.), Duzer Leslie van; Kent Kleinman, Ottillinger Eva B., Tournikiotis Panayotis, Obrist Hans-Ulrich (red/ed.), Balfour Alan (red./ed.), Pirch Martina; Ulrich Freitag,     Page Articles Authors   2 Taming the sky. James Turrell in Kijkduin Bierens, Cornel 5 City and film. Trainspotting Holthof, Marc 6 Letter from Melbourne Beck, Haig en Jackie Cooper 6 Letter from Melbourne Cooper, Jackie en Haig Beck 8 Rotterdam goodbye! Through the city on cruise control Oosterman, Arjen 10 (Un)stable images and concepts. L'informe, about formlessness in art Winkel, Camiel van 13 Architecture schools on the Internet Schimmelpenninck, Just 14 Don't slam doors Winkel, Camiel van 16 Skin deep. OMA in Hong Kong Daniell, Thomas 17 Blind energy Bouman, Ole 18 Lessons in orchestration. The Kop van Zuid in Rotterdam Pasveer, Erik 30 Any goes Latin. The Anybody conference in Buenos Aires Dijk, Hans van 34 The Architect: Anybody or Nobody Bouman, Ole 36 Tectonics, waves, sediment. New work by Ben van Berkel en Caroline Bos Dijk, Hans van 50 Life itself. Tadanhi Kawamata's Working Progress Project in Alkmaar Giersbergen, Marieke van 52 De Amsterdam Arena. An anachronism Bunningen, Bert van 59 Ajax moves upfield Bouman, Ole 60 Nature in demand. On the importance of ecology and landstape architecture Jong, Erik de 66 The wonders of nature. The photography of René de Wit Nio, Maurice 72 De cinema off screen. On film and the visual arts Carels, Edwin 81 Hedendaagse architectuur in België Bekaert, Geert 83 Beziehungen. Ãœber den Ortsbezug in der Architektur Valena,Tomás 84 Mario Campi. Franco Pessina. Buildings and projects 1962-1994 Feireiss, Kristin (red./ed.) 85 Villa Müller. A work of Adolf Loos Duzer, Leslie van; Kent Kleinman 85 Adolf Loos. Wohnkonzepte und Möbelentwürfe Ottillinger, Eva B. 85 Adolf Loos Tournikiotis, Panayotis 87 Gerhard Richter. The daily practice of painting. Writings and interviews 1962-1993 Obrist, Hans-Ulrich (red/ed.) 89 World cities: Berlin Balfour, Alan (red./ed.) 89 Topographischer Atlas Berlin Pirch, Martina; Ulrich Freitag
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In this issue All articles in this issue Writers Roos Robbert, Mann William, Giersbergen Marieke van, Schimmelpenninck Just, Vreeburg Guus, Daniell Thomas, Holthof Marc, Dijk Hans van, Lintjer Ronald, Bouman Ole, Kerkdijk Herman en Roemer van Toorn, Toorn Roemer van en Herman Kerkdijk, Wortmann Arthur, Betsky Aaron, Boyer Charles-Arthur, Nouwens Monica, Winkel Camiel van, Sennett Richard, Caragonne Alexander, Rowe Colin; Alexander Caragonne (red./ed.), cd-roms, Maurer B; W. Oechslin (red./ed.), Neumeyer Fritz (inl/intr.), Düwel Jörn, Vuyk Kees,     Page Articles Authors   2 Kolonihavehus. International architecture in Copenhagen Roos, Robbert 4 A tentative dialogue on the city. Future Southwark Mann, William 6 Stroom draws up arts plan for Vinex site Giersbergen, Marieke van 8 Navigating in a sea of data Schimmelpenninck, Just 9 Maik Mager: working with water Vreeburg, Guus 10 Public body in crisis. Ten young Japanese architectural practices Daniell, Thomas 12 City and film. From Dusk till Dawn. Suburb and film Holthof, Marc 13 The public system in place. Architectural policy in the Netherlands Dijk, Hans van 15 CASTMobiel. A mobile sculpture for architecture exhibitions Lintjer, Ronald 17 Congratulations, Philip Bouman, Ole 18 Architecture education in our media culture Kerkdijk, Herman en Roemer van Toorn 18 Architecture education in our media culture Toorn, Roemer van en Herman Kerkdijk 24 Instruction and distraction. Competition for the architecture sc Wortmann, Arthur 34 Revelatory articulation. The architecture of Rob Wellington Quigley Betsky, Aaron 50 Towards a poor architecture. Massimiliano Fuksas design Boyer, Charles-Arthur 58 lronic superlative. Ostend, Ostending, Ostended Wortmann, Arthur 60 Mulholland Park Nouwens, Monica 68 Shangri-La in the Ruhr Bouman, Ole 70 Eva Hesse and the phantom of liberty Winkel, Camiel van 81 Flesh and stone. The body and the city in western civilization Sennett, Richard 83 The Texas Rangers. Notes from an architectural underground Caragonne, Alexander 84 As I was saying. Recollections and miscellaneous essays Rowe, Colin; Alexander Caragonne (red./ed.) 85 Frank Lloyd Wright. Presentation and conceptual drawings cd-roms 85 The ultimate Frank Lloyd Wright. Explore the life and work of American's greatest architect cd-roms 87 Ernst Gisel Architekt Maurer, B; W. Oechslin (red./ed.) 88 Friedrich Gilly. Essays on architecture 1796-1799 Neumeyer, Fritz (inl/intr.) 89 1945. Krieg-Zerstörung-Aufbau Architektur und Stadtplanung 1940-1960 Düwel, Jörn 90 De treurnis blijft. Essays over melancholie en verbeelding Vuyk, Kees
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In this issue All articles in this issue Writers Ibelings Hans, Geldermalsen Marieke van, Lénárd Ilona, Holthof Marc, Vloer E., Bouman Ole, Shannon Kelly, Dijk Hans van, Bosma Koos, Hein Carola, Schmitz Rudolf, Lootsma Bart, Oosterman Arjen, Winkel Camiel van, Meulder Bruno de, Boyer M. Christine, Bergeijk Herman van, Welsh John, _vácha R., Brausch Marianne; Marc Emery (red./ed.), Burg Annegret (red./ed.), Schildt Göran, Weston Richard, Mollé Roland Le,     Page Articles Authors   2 The bell for the last round. A new plan to preserve Amsterdam Ibelings, Hans 3 Istanbul: Habitat II Geldermalsen, Marieke van 5 Super local, super global. Manifesta I in Rotterdam Lénárd, Ilona 8 City and film.The painter and the quince tree Holthof, Marc 10 Aspro? Headache in Eindhoven II Vloer, E. 11 Floor slabs Bouman, Ole 12 The big event. UIA Barcelona 1996 Shannon, Kelly 14 Heart transplant or bypass? Helmond gives itself a going-over Dijk, Hans van 17 Architecture and circuses Bouman, Ole 18 Adventures in the Green Heart. High-speed line in a straightjacket Bosma, Koos 26 Koban in Tokyo. Urban culture or trendy extras? Hein, Carola 34 Simultaneity in the twentieth century Bouman, Ole 36 Art space and factory building. New museums in Winterthur and Zurich Schmitz, Rudolf 45 Towards an architecture of entrapment. Recent work by Diller + Scofidio Lootsma, Bart 54 Living artform. Recent housing by Kas Oosterhuis Oosterman, Arjen 62 Willem Oorebeek's Walls Winkel, Camiel van 67 The Heizel: crossroads of time and space Meulder, Bruno de 81 The city of collective memory. Its historical imagery and architectural entertainments Boyer, M. Christine 83 Willem Marinus Dudok. Architect-stedebouwkundige 1884-1974 Bergeijk, Herman van 84 Modern House Welsh, John 86 The architecture of new Prague 1895-1945 _vácha, R. 87 Fragen zur Architektur. 15 Architekten im Gespräch Brausch, Marianne; Marc Emery (red./ed.) 87 Neue Berlinische Architektur: Eine Debatte Burg, Annegret (red./ed.) 88 Alvar Aalto. The complete catalogue of architecture, design and art Schildt, Göran 88 Alvar Aalto Weston, Richard 90 Giorgio Vasari. L'homme des Médicis Mollé, Roland Le
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In this issue All articles in this issue Writers Houwelingen Hans van, Oosterman Arjen, Carels Edwin, Holthof Marc, Provoost Michelle, Colenbrander Bernard, Schwartz Ineke, Bouman Ole, Betsky Aaron, Bosma Koos, Wezenaar Han, Bobi_ Milo_, Dijk Hans van, Uyttenhove Pieter, Brett Guy, Fortier Bruno, Peet Corjan van der; Guido Steenmeijer (red./ed.), Lewis Michael J., Eleb Monique; Anne Debarre, Bosma Koos; Cor Wagenaar (red./ed.), Leeuwen A.J.C. van, Lyndon Donlyn; Charles W. Moore,     Page Articles Authors   2 Call to order. On engagement in art Houwelingen, Hans van 4 Old news. Pjotr Müller's garden Oosterman, Arjen 6 Mirrors on the wall. Guillaume Bijl retrospective Carels, Edwin 8 City and film. Kansas City Holthof, Marc 10 Marsh marigolds, tree frogs and toad tunnels. An Ecologica Provoost, Michelle 12 ICAM in America Colenbrander, Bernard 14 Opinion and power. Hans Haacke at Boijmans van Beuningen Schwartz, Ineke 17 Architecture as a cultural endeavour Bouman, Ole 18 Making monuments in the sprawl. The architecture of William Bruder Betsky, Aaron 34 Playing the ostrich with a monster. Underground gas storage in Drenthe Bosma, Koos 40 Mixed farming. The new Drenthe landscape Bosma, Koos 46 Funky Frontier. A strategic plan for the fringe between town and coun Wezenaar, Han 54 A timeless pattern language. On the translation of A Pattern Language Bobi_, Milo_ 61 An anonymous architect-hero is something to be. S,M, Dijk, Hans van 66 A conductor of modest intentions. Christian de Porrzam Uyttenhove, Pieter 70 Mother-Cell. Architectural ideas in the work of Lygia Clark and H Brett, Guy 81 L'amour des villes Fortier, Bruno 82 De rijksbouwmeesters. Twee eeuwen architectuur van de Rijksgebouwendienst en zijn voorlopers Peet, Corjan van der; Guido Steenmeijer (red./ed.) 84 The politics of the German Gothic Revival. August Reichensperger Lewis, Michael J. 85 L'Invention de l'habitacion moderne. Paris 1880-1914 Architectures de la vie privée, suite Eleb, Monique; Anne Debarre 87 Een geruisloze doorbraak. De geschiedenis van architectuur en stedebouw tijdens de bezetting en de wederopbouw van Nederland Bosma, Koos; Cor Wagenaar (red./ed.) 89 De maakbaarheid van het verleden. P.J.H. Cuypers als restauratiearchitect Leeuwen, A.J.C. van 89 Chambers for a Memory Palace Lyndon, Donlyn; Charles W. Moore
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In this issue All articles in this issue Writers Dijk Hans van, Winkel Camiel van, Holthof Marc, Woud Auke van der, Scalbert Irénée, Wagenaar Cor, Oosterman Arjen, Bouman Ole, Molema Jan, Hecker Stefan en Christian Müller, Müller Christian, Vermeulen Paul, Muller Robert-Jan, Redactie / editors, Vondele Hugo van de, Hoek Kees van, Schrijver Lara, Loeckx André, Feireiss Kristin (red./ed.), Gelernter Mark, Baird George, Antonowa Irina; Jörn Merkert (red./ed.), Kalnein Wend von, Jones Peter Blundell, Kirschenmann Jörg C.; Eberhard Syring,     Page Articles Authors   2 A headache in Eindhoven Dijk, Hans van 4 Art and life. Avant-garde between demand and supply Winkel, Camiel van 7 City and film. The kick of the city. Strange days by Kathryn Bigelow Holthof, Marc 8 Fine samples of Dudok Woud, Auke van der 10 Nicholas Grimshaw: the Eden project Scalbert, Irénée 12 The modern fifties and sixties. Netherlands Architecture Institute Wagenaar, Cor 14 The Rijksmuseum renewed. Preacher: Quist bids farewell to the Rijksmus Oosterman, Arjen 17 Tales of demolition Bouman, Ole 18 The essence of Americanism. The architecture of Bruce Goff Molema, Jan 30 Authentic reconstruction Oosterman, Arjen 33 The ethics of abstaining. The practice of forbearance in restoration Woud, Auke van der 37 Virtual reality and conservation. Eileen Gray's Maison en Bord de Mer Hecker, Stefan en Christian Müller 37 Virtual reality and conservation. Eileen Gray's Maison en Bord de Mer Müller, Christian 42 Beyond dualism. How context functions in the work of Benthem Crouwel Vermeulen, Paul 52 Krefeld ceremony. Sculptures by Carl Andre in villas by Mies Winkel, Camiel van 57 Nav(e)al manoeuvres. Artists design stained glass windows Muller, Robert-Jan 65 Result of the essay competition Redactie / editors 66 A passion for architecture Vondele, Hugo van de 68 A passion for beauty. Tristan da Cunha, or the parable of anti-pass Hoek, Kees van 74 A passion for architecture Schrijver, Lara 76 Dwelling in Ghent. Projects for inner city social housing Loeckx, André 81 Ben van Berkel. Mobile Kräfte Feireiss, Kristin (red./ed.) 82 Sources of architectural form. A critical history of Western design theory Gelernter, Mark 83 The space of appearance Baird, George 85 Berlin- Moskau 1900-1950. Bildende Kunst, Photographie, Architektur, Theater, Literatur, Musik, Film Antonowa, Irina; Jörn Merkert (red./ed.) 86 Architecture in France in the eighteenth century Kalnein, Wend von 88 Hans Scharoun Jones, Peter Blundell 88 Hans Scharoun. Die Forderung des Unvollendeten Kirschenmann, Jörg C.; Eberhard Syring
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In this issue All articles in this issue Writers Winkel Camiel van, Vreeburg Guus, Holthof Marc, Loriers Marie Christine, Wortmann Arthur, Defesche Peter, Oosterman Arjen, Dijk Hans van, Bosman Jos, Zeyl Gerard van, Westrik John, Bekaert Geert, Kerkdijk Herman, Puvogel Renate, Sturkenboom Frans, Evans Robin, Bock Manfred et al., Sweeney Robert L., Dal Co Francesco, Ibelings Hans, Kleijn Koen; Jos Smit; Claudia Thunnissen, Frank Hartmut (red./ed.), Stoop Monique (red./ed.),     Page Articles Authors   2 The intervals of Christoph Fink. Witte de With in Rotterdam Winkel, Camiel van 4 Sigalit Landau - vagrant and terrorist. Witte de With in Rotterdam Vreeburg, Guus 6 City and film. A giant cat in Trafalgar Square Holthof, Marc 8 Scenes from a studio. Christian de Portzamparc in Centre Pompidou Loriers, Marie Christine 10 Fourteen remnants of a squat. Ad de Vrieze's conversion of the Melkfab Wortmann, Arthur 12 The act of seeing.The impossible urban panorama Holthof, Marc 14 What's in a drawing? Exhibition on architecture education at th Defesche, Peter 15 How strong is the solitary surfer? A symposium on criticism and publicity Oosterman, Arjen 17 The decisive move Dijk, Hans van 18 Northern Swiss architecture. Its rise and fall Bosman, Jos 25 A latter-day Noah's Ark. Th Zeyl, Gerard van 32 Building to last. Kees Christiaanse's eco-est Westrik, John 42 Peter Defesche, OD 205. Positions Oosterman, Arjen 48 Peter van Vloerkom and Hans Been, Inbo. Positions Wortmann, Arthur 54 A testing ground for Bekaert, Geert 60 Light Classical. Hubert-Jan Henket's extension to Teylers Museum Kerkdijk, Herman 66 Building inwards. Gregor Schneider's house Puvogel, Renate 71 Tectonics and housing Sturkenboom, Frans 81 The projective cast. Architecture and its three geometries Evans, Robin 83 De inrichting van de Beurs van Berlage. Geschiedenis en behoud Bock, Manfred et al. 84 Wright in Hollywood. Visions of a new architecture Sweeney, Robert L. 86 Tadao Ando. Le opere, gli scritti, la critica Dal Co, Francesco 88 Nederlandse architectuur van de 20ste eeuw Ibelings, Hans 88 Nederlandse bouwkunst, Een geschiedenis van tien eeuwen architectuur Kleijn, Koen; Jos Smit; Claudia Thunnissen 90 Fritz Schumacher, Reformkultur und Moderne Frank, Hartmut (red./ed.) 90 Coup d'oeil sur la carrière d'un architecte Stoop, Monique (red./ed.)
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In this issue All articles in this issue Writers Wortmann Arthur, Wagt Wim de, Holthof Marc, Dijk Hans van, Gazzaniga Luca, Oosterman Arjen, Meulder Bruno De, Heynen Hilde en André Loeckx, Loeckx André en Hilde Heynen, Synghel Koen van, Schmitz Rudolf, Molenaars Joris, Forster Kurt W., Gilbert Marie; Kevin Alter (red./ed.), Humbel Carmen, Riley Terence (inl./introd.), Fausch Deborah; Paulette Singley; Rodolphe El Kho, Posener Julius, Frank Suzanne, Harding Alan; Jun Dawson; Richard Evans; Michael, Gonzáles Antoni; Raquel Lacuesta, Cauter Lieven De,     Page Articles Authors   2 Architecture and amusement. Six designs for the Luxor Theatre in Rotter Wortmann, Arthur 6 The sunken city. Borek Sípek's proposed extension to Het Kruithuis i Wagt, Wim de 8 The Archiprix ritual Wortmann, Arthur 10 City and film. The return of film noir Holthof, Marc 12 Echoes from the nineteenth century. The 19th Milan Triennale Dijk, Hans van 15 Data on display. The Dutch entry to the 19th Triennale in Milan Gazzaniga, Luca 17 Colour Oosterman, Arjen 18 Conjugal cunning. Recent work by Wiel Arets Dijk, Hans van 30 Brussel. Molenheek of wat er terechtkwam van de welvaartsstaat. La Rue, La Fonderie en La Poudrière, een handvol laboratoria en geloofsbelijdenissen Meulder, Bruno De 38 Open city. In search of a multicultural urbanity Heynen, Hilde en André Loeckx 38 Open city. In search of a multicultural urbanity Loeckx, André en Hilde Heynen 50 In defiance of architecture.The De Smet-Claus residence by H Synghel, Koen van 56 Thomas Ruff, the sober illusionist Schmitz, Rudolf 64 Living in the great outdoors. Brinkman and Van der Vlugt's summ Molenaars, Joris 72 Albert Frey, the Robinson Crusoe of Swiss architecture Forster, Kurt W. 81 Fünf Projekte von fünf Schweizer Archtikten Gilbert, Marie; Kevin Alter (red./ed.) 81 Young Swiss Architects Humbel, Carmen 81 Architectures of Herzog & de Meuron. Portraits by Thomas Ruff Riley, Terence (inl./introd.) 83 Architecture: In Fashion Fausch, Deborah; Paulette Singley; Rodolphe El Kho 85 Was Architektur sein kann. Neuere Aufsätze Posener, Julius 86 Peter Eisenman's House Vl. The client's response Frank, Suzanne 87 European cities towards 2000. Profiles, policies and prospects Harding, Alan; Jun Dawson; Richard Evans; Michael 89 Barcelona architecture guide 1929-1994 Gonzáles, Antoni; Raquel Lacuesta 90 Archeologie van de Kick. Verhalen over moderniteit en ervaring Cauter, Lieven De
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In this issue All articles in this issue Writers Westrik John, Schmitz Rudolf, Holthof Marc, Bollerey Franziska, Bierens Cornel, Edens Catja, Mulders Wim Van, Dijk Hans van, Mulder Arjen, Winkel Camiel van, Boyer Charles-Arthur, Wortmann Arthur, Cammen Hans van der, Oosterman Arjen, Jacobs Steven, Smets Marcel, Rice Peter, Sandaker Bjørn Normann; Arne Petter Eggen, Bergdoll Barry, Zukowski John (red./ed.), Mallgrave H. F. E. Ikonomou, Muthesius Hermann, Schofield John, Wezenaar Han, Dormer Peter, Guidot Raymond,     Page Articles Authors   2 IJberg, an island town in Amsterdam Westrik, John 4 Gateways and windmills. Ayse Erkmen and Andreas Slominski Schmitz, Rudolf 6 City and film. Viva Las Vegas Holthof, Marc 7 Julius Posener (1905-1996) Bollerey, Franziska 9 Word, water, image, fire. Ann Hamilton in Eindhoven Bierens, Cornel 11 Dudok's municipal theatre in Utrecht refurbished by Erik Knippers Edens, Catja 14 A Novel.Chris Derron takes leave of Witte de With Mulders, Wim Van 17 Democratic maze Dijk, Hans van 18 A draughtsman's dilemmas. Daniel Castor's drawings of Berlage's Exchange Dijk, Hans van 25 What are images? Speculations on the fabricated image Mulder, Arjen 32 Dara Birnbaum: A Thousand Points of Light Winkel, Camiel van 38 An urban embryo. La cité internationale by Renzo Piano Boyer, Charles-Arthur 46 Hello house, hello garden...Pascal van der Kelen's own home in Stekene Wortmann, Arthur 51 Charting polity: the ARCAM map Cammen, Hans van der 54 Scala's Primary School in Archipelbuurt, The Hague Oosterman, Arjen 58 Children's day care centre in Breda Oosterman, Arjen 62 Starfish among the dunes and polders. Home Emile Vander Jacobs, Steven 66 Detroit - a disposable city. Picture of a company town Smets, Marcel 81 An engineer imagines Rice, Peter 81 The structural basis of architecture Sandaker, Bjørn Normann; Arne Petter Eggen 82 Karl Friedrich Schinkel. Preussens berühmtester Baumeister Bergdoll, Barry 82 Karl Friedrich Schinkel. The drama of architecture Zukowski, John (red./ed.) 84 Empathy, form and space. Problems in German aesthetics 1873-1893 Mallgrave, H. F. E. Ikonomou 84 Style-Architecture and Building-Art. Transformations of architecture in the nineteenth century and its present condition Muthesius, Hermann 85 Charles Buls. Let principes de l'art urbain Smets, Marcel 87 Medieval London Houses Schofield, John 89 Buiten Westen. Planologie op avontuur aan de stadsrand Wezenaar, Han 90 Design na 1945 Dormer, Peter 90 Histoire du Design 1940-1990 Guidot, Raymond
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In this issue All articles in this issue Writers Wortmann Arthur, Bekaert Geert, Synghel Koen van, Holthof Marc, Mulder Arjen, Toorn Roemer van, Bierens Cornel, Dijk Hans van, Verstegen Ton, Moor Hans de, Hein Carola, Boyer Charles-Arthur, Marx Annette, Woud Auke van der, Winkel Camiel van, Graafland Arie, Damisch Hubert, Eiffert-Körnig Anna M., Geisert Helmut (red./ed.), Unwin Raymond, Jencks Charles, Raspe Martin,     Page Articles Authors   2 Twin houses by Heren 5 architects: revising a type Wortmann, Arthur 4 Ugliness as attention-getter Bekaert, Geert 6 Artistes Architectes & Maisons-Cerveaux. Architecture and art in France Synghel, Koen van 8 City and film. Claude Chabrol's La Cérémonie Holthof, Marc 10 Bolink's Law Mulder, Arjen 12 Society is not a text. Film+Arc. Graz 2 Toorn, Roemer van 14 Dennis Adams's mirror Bierens, Cornel 17 Town planning and the state Dijk, Hans van 18 End of a camouflage policy. The coming-out of the KEMA Verstegen, Ton 30 Contrast as strategy. Vitra's industrial architecture Moor, Hans de 40 Modern references to Japanese tradition. The new museum b Hein, Carola 46 Explanation of the method. Interview with Finn Geipel and Nicolas Miche Boyer, Charles-Arthur 52 An accommodating modernism. Willem Jan Neutelings' housing block in Sittard Marx, Annette 56 A brief aesthetic of ruin, or: architectu Woud, Auke van der 70 A la recherche des mots perdus.The literary image as a beacon for art Winkel, Camiel van 81 Dakloos in New York en Amsterdam Graafland, Arie 83 The origin of perspective Damisch, Hubert 84 Die kompromitierte Moderne. Staatliche Bauproduktion und oppositionelle Tendenzen in der Nachkriegsarchitektur Ungarns Eiffert-Körnig, Anna M. 85 Aldo Rossi, Architect Geisert, Helmut (red./ed.) 86 Town planning in practice. An introduction to the art of designing cities and suburbs Unwin, Raymond 88 The architecture of the jumping universe. A polemic: How complexity science is changing architecture and culture Jencks, Charles 90 Das Architektursystem Borrominis Raspe, Martin
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In this issue All articles in this issue Writers Bekaert Geert, Dijk Hans van, Woud Auke van der, Andela Gerrie, Muller Robert-Jan, Redactie / editors, Holthof Marc, Schilt Jeroen, Assche Peter van, Dettingmeijer Rob, Bouman Ole, Mann William, Winkel Camiel van, Oosterman Arjen, Boelens Luuk, Buchanan Peter, Mayer Jan De, Port M.H., Mertins Detlef, Minnaert Jean-Baptiste, Huisken Jacobine Koen Ottenheym Gary Schwartz (,     Page Articles Authors   2 Lucien Engels - a dissident modernist? Bekaert, Geert 4 Sensing the future. Hollein's programme for the Venice Ar Dijk, Hans van 6 Art and power. Europe under the dictators, 1930-1945 Woud, Auke van der 8 A coherent policy for town and country.Discussion paper on urban landscapes Andela, Gerrie 10 Luc Tuymans: fragments of recollection Muller, Robert-Jan 13 Appeal to the reader Redactie / editors 14 City and film. 'So far so good..' Holthof, Marc 15 Three cheers for Stichting Van na de Oorlog Schilt, Jeroen 17 Archis, ten years later Dijk, Hans van 18 The story of the unexpected. Herman Hertzberger Chassé Theatre in Breda Assche, Peter van 28 Personality and legitimacy. Jan Hoogstad's Civic Theatre in Delft Dettingmeijer, Rob 36 RealSpace, QuickTime and Architecture. Waarin de vraag wordt gesteld of vragen stellen in VR nog zin heeft (Die vraag wordt overigens niet beantwoord) Bouman, Ole 45 Precision and resonance. Research building and apartment by Robbrecht Mann, William 52 From the East. A project by Chantal Akerman Winkel, Camiel van 56 Authenticity: an unattainable ideal. Ten years of European architecture Dijk, Hans van 64 Cycle tunnel Oosterman, Arjen 66 Randstad Holland. Multidimensional disarray and a new challenge Boelens, Luuk 81 Renzo Piano Building Workshop. Complete works, Volume one & Volume two Buchanan, Peter 83 Arthur Verhaegen 1847-1917. De rode baron Mayer, Jan De 84 Imperial London. Civil Government Building in London, 1851-1915 Port, M.H. 86 The presence of Mies Mertins, Detlef 89 The architectural drawings of Henri Sauvage. The works of an architect-decorator in the collections of the Institut Français d'Architecture and the A Minnaert, Jean-Baptiste 90 Jacob van Campen. Het klassieke ideaal in de Gouden Eeuw Huisken, Jacobine, Koen Ottenheym, Gary Schwartz (
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In this issue All articles in this issue Writers Wallis de Vries Gijs, Dijk Hans van, Redactie, Winkel Camiel van, Holthof Marc, Carels Edwin, Zeyl Gerard van, Ebert Hildtrud, Wortmann Arthur, Bouman Ole, Colenbrander Bernard, McCann Jana, Peet Corjan van der, Gierstberg Frits, Oosterman Arjen, Lampugnani Vittorio Magnago; Lutz Hartwig; Jeanno, Neumann Dietrich, Vidler Anthony (inl./intr.), Kleihues Josef Paul; Christina Rathgeber (red./ed, Gutschow Niels; Barbara Klain, Wasser Bruno, Bergdoll Barry, Shepheard Paul, Dörhöfer Kerstin (red./ed.),     Page Articles Authors   2 Mobile fit fixum.New country estates Wallis de Vries, Gijs 4 Once again from Vienna: 'Das Andere'. Architectural con Dijk, Hans van 5 Kristin Feireiss new director NAi Redactie 6 Matthew Barney: funnels and thresholds Winkel, Camiel van 8 City and film, Potemkin-villages Holthof, Marc 10 The era of reproducibility. Hiroshi Sugimoto:Time Exposed Carels, Edwin 12 The hidden agenda of Vitruvius and Vitruvianism Zeyl, Gerard van 13 Moscow-Berlin 1930-1950 Ebert, Hildtrud 15 Domesticating the convent. Rein van Wylirk's new Wortmann, Arthur 17 Info: eco = factor 20 Bouman, Ole 18 The programme is mute, the building speaks. New l Colenbrander, Bernard 34 State of the art of the State. New law courts for Lyon by Y McCann, Jana 42 The position of the National Architecture Supervisor 1915-1989 Peet, Corjan van der 54 Recollections of Holland. Eric van Straaten's landscape photographs Gierstberg, Frits 58 Come forth, O Muse. Arts Centre at Delft University of Technology by Ver Oosterman, Arjen 62 Smart intelligent; revival or survival in a trouble-free zone Bouman, Ole 70 Hans van Heeswijk Oosterman, Arjen 76 Eugeen Liebaut Wortmann, Arthur 81 Vertical. Lift, Elevator, Paternoster. A Cultural History of Vertical Transport Lampugnani, Vittorio Magnago; Lutz Hartwig; Jeanno 81 Die Wolkenkratzer Kommen!' Deutsche Hochhäuser der zwanziger Jahre. Debatten, Projekte, Bauten Neumann, Dietrich 83 Agrest and Gandelsonas. Works Vidler, Anthony (inl./intr.) 84 Berlin-New York. Like and Unlike. Essays on Architecture and Art from 1830 to the Present Kleihues, Josef Paul; Christina Rathgeber (red./ed 85 Vernichtung und Utopie. Stadtplanong Warschau 1939-1945 Gutschow, Niels; Barbara Klain 86 Himmlers Raumplanung im Osten.Der Generalplan Ost in Polen 1940-1945 Wasser, Bruno 89 Léon Vaudoyer. Historicism in the age of industry Bergdoll, Barry 89 What is architecture? An Essay on Landscapes, Buildings and Machines Shepheard, Paul 91 Wohnkultur und Plattenbau. Beispiele aus Berlin und Budapest Dörhöfer, Kerstin (red./ed.)
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In this issue All articles in this issue Writers Andela Gerrie, Wortmann Arthur, Jacobs Ko, Ploeg Kees van der, Holthof Marc, Winden Wilfried van, Schilt Jeroen, Dijk Hans van, Verstegen Ton, Winkel Camiel van, Vermeulen Paul, Hein Carola, Bekaert Geert, Ingberman Sima, Möller Werner (red./ed.), Mondenard A. de, Chevalier Louis, Calthorpe Peter, Ferguson Russel (red./ed.), Katz Peter (red./ed.), Leclerc Benedicte (red./ed.), Kuyper W.,     Page Articles Authors   2 Branimir Medic wins Prix de Rome for Urban Design & Landscape Architecture Andela, Gerrie 4 Rob Hoorsmans wins Prix de Rome for Architecture Wortmann, Arthur 6 Sotsgorod, cities for utopia. A documentary by Stichting Rongwrong Jacobs, Ko 8 Friedhoffs ministerie van OKW wordt gesloopt Friedhof's Ministery of Education, Arts and Sciences to be demolished Ploeg, Kees van der 10 City and film. City under siege Holthof, Marc 12 The reconstruction of a future Winden, Wilfried van 14 Justice for Van Tijen at last. Exemplary restoration of Parkla Schilt, Jeroen 17 Limited competitions, unlimited frustrations Dijk, Hans van 18 Fluid, animated baroque. The water pavilion on Neeltje Jans Dijk, Hans van 30 Tropisms. Ponge and architecture Verstegen, Ton 36 The wood for the trees. Painriegs by Roberr Suermondt Winkel, Camiel van 42 Two-faced Siamese quads. Four houses in Tilburg Wortmann, Arthur 46 Magnet and arena. Euralille horizontal: superblocks by Nouvel and Koolha Vermeulen, Paul 62 A capital for Europe. Where to house the European Union? Hein, Carola 74 A palace of human rights. Richard Rogers & Partners in Strasbourg Bekaert, Geert 81 ABC. International constructivist architecture, 1922-1939 Ingberman, Sima 81 ABC. Beitrage zum Bauen 1924-1928 Möller, Werner (red./ed.) 85 Photographier l'Architecture 1851-1920. Collection du musée des Monuments français Mondenard, A. de 86 The assassination of Paris Chevalier, Louis 87 The next american metropolis. Ecology, community and the American dream Calthorpe, Peter 87 Urban revisions. Current projects for the public realm Ferguson, Russel (red./ed.) 87 The new urbanism. Towards an architecture of community Katz, Peter (red./ed.) 89 Jean Claude Nicolas Forestier 1861-1930. Du jardin au paysage urbain Leclerc, Benedicte (red./ed.) 89 Jardins. Carnet de plans et de dessins par J.C.N. Forestier Leclerc, Benedicte (red./ed.) 90 The triumphant entry of renaissance architecture into the Netherlands Kuyper, W.
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In this issue All articles in this issue Writers Dijk Hans van, Winkel Camiel van, Salomons Izak, Mann William, Lévi Michel, Cisar Hana, Dubois Marc, Zeyl Gerard van, Loeckx André, Voigt Wolfgang, Çelik Zeynep; Diane Favro; Richard Ingersoll (re, Bonde Sheila, Klotz Heinrich, Hemel Zef, Klaren Maurits (red./ed.), Kollhoff Hans (red./ed.), Kollhoff Hans; Helga Timmermann, Fanelli Giovanni; Roberto Gargiani, Oechslin Werner, BertelsenJens (red./ed.),     Page Articles Authors   2 Gladiator fight is a car park. Van Berkel and Bos build a Dijk, Hans van 6 An eel wrapped in old newspaper. Debate on the paradox of conservation Winkel, Camiel van 8 Abraham Elzas (1907-1995) Salomons, Izak 10 Wild Walls.The Stedelijk Museum starts to move Winkel, Camiel van 12 From birth to death. The architecture of Wim Cuyvers at deSingel, Antwerp Mann, William 15 The Randstad according to Jorritsma Dijk, Hans van 16 Experiment in Bercy. Was it worth it? Lévi, Michel 24 from La Villerte to Euralille. Cisar, Hana 35 Ecological high tech. Philippe Samyn's Walloon Forestry Centre Dubois, Marc 40 The Reichstag. Memories of a temporary artwork Zeyl, Gerard van 48 The difficult art of duality. The structural plan for Flanders Loeckx, André 54 Even less than almost nothing. Victor Mani's sports museum in Lelystad Dijk, Hans van 58 Standardization, war and architecture. The work of Ernst Neufert Voigt, Wolfgang 66 Vestiges of utopias. The Düsseldorf school Winkel, Camiel van 81 Streets. Critical perspectives on public space Çelik, Zeynep; Diane Favro; Richard Ingersoll (re 82 Fortress-churches of Languedoc. Architecture, religion and conflict in the high middle ages Bonde, Sheila 83 Kunst im 20. Jahrhundert. Moderne, Postmoderne, Zweite Moderne Klotz, Heinrich 84 Het landschap van de lJsselmeerpolders. Planning, inrichting en vormgeving Hemel, Zef 87 Piraeus - een woongebouw van Kollhoff Klaren, Maurits (red./ed.) 87 Ueber Tektonik in der Baukunst Kollhoff, Hans (red./ed.) 87 Projecten voor Berlijn Kollhoff, Hans; Helga Timmermann 88 Il principo del rivestimento. Prolegomena a una storia dell'architettura contemporanea Fanelli, Giovanni; Roberto Gargiani 88 Stilhülse und Kern. Otto Wagner, Adolf Loos und der evolutionäre Weg zur modernen Architektur Oechslin, Werner 90 Vilhelm Lauritzen. A modern architect Bertelsen,Jens (red./ed.)
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In this issue All articles in this issue Writers Dijk Hans van, Wortmann Arthur, Synghel Koen Van, Synghel Koen van, Gill Thomas, Vermeulen Paul, Assche Peter van, Weisz Gloria, Brouns Rieja, Bouman Ole, Winkel Camiel van, Allison Peter, Zeyl Gerard van, Cleven Jean Van, Vandenbreeden Jos; Françoise Dierkens-Aubry (tek, Scruton Roger, Ketcham Diana, Serra Richard, Coffin David R., Sevenant Ann van, Blijdenstijn Roland K.M.; Ronald Stenvert, Bertoni Franco,     Page Articles Authors   2 Oedipus sublimated. OMA's footsteps. Follow or avoid? Dijk, Hans van 5 Odds on for Diener & Diener in Amsterdam. Competition for a tr Wortmann, Arthur 8 The power and powerlessness of architecture. Mario Botta Synghel, Koen Van 10 A torrid summer in Lophem. 'Architecture de Seuil' van by Jean-Let Moulene Synghel, Koen van 13 A five-year moratorium on the Berlin holocaust monument Gill, Thomas 15 The dice-throwing solution Wortmann, Arthur 16 Blistering white. Richard Meier's Hague City Hall Vermeulen, Paul 28 Apparent functionalism. Housing by Christiaanse in Nieuwegein Assche, Peter van 32 Bauhaus. building a myth and the myth about building Weisz, Gloria 38 wilful and submissive. Jean-Marc Bustamante is the Rietveld Pavilion Brouns, Rieja 40 Axes to grind. Villas by Jacq de Brouwer and Wil Smulders Wortmann, Arthur 46 Architectuur als liquide middel. Waarin de vraag gesteld wordt: betekent CAD alleen Control-Alt-Delete Vitruvius ofkomt het de architectuur toch nog t Bouman, Ole 52 Graigie Horsfield. A topography of darkness Winkel, Camiel van 55 Wolfgang Feyferlik, Riegler Riewe,Snohettaand ARTEC: Graz architecture Allison, Peter 68 Modern architecture, pas Zeyl, Gerard van 81 Neogotiek in België Cleven, Jean Van 81 De 19de eeuw in België. Architectuur en interieurs Vandenbreeden, Jos; Françoise Dierkens-Aubry (tek 82 The classical vernacular. Architectural principles in an age of nihilism Scruton, Roger 84 Le désert de Retz. A late eighteenth century french folly garden. The artful landscape of monsieur de Monville Ketcham, Diana 85 Writings Interviews Serra, Richard 87 The English Garden. Meditation and memorial Coffin, David R. 88 Poëtica van de architectuur Sevenant, Ann van 90 Bouwstijlen in Nederland (1040-1940) Blijdenstijn, Roland K.M.; Ronald Stenvert 91 The architecture of Philippe Starck Bertoni, Franco
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In this issue All articles in this issue Writers Borgonjen Renée, Bouman Ole, Giersbergen Marieke van, Winkel Camiel van, Wortmann Arthur, Synghel Koen Van, Meulder Bruno de, Molenaar Joris, Oosterman Arjen, Dijk Hans van, Bouman Ole en Hans van Dijk, Dijk Hans van en Ole Bouman, Hejduk John, Dubois Marc, Dooren Noël van, Muller Robert-Jan, Bekaert Geert, Dijkstra Rients; Michelle Provoost; Wouter Vansti, Provoost Michelle; Rients Dijkstra; Wouter Vansti, Vanstiphout Wouter; Rients Dijkstra; Michelle Pro, Mallgrave Harry F. (red./ed.), Mosser Monique; Georges Teyssot (red./ed.), Hartmann Kristiana (red./ed.), Lewis Hilary; John O'Connor (red./ed.), Schulze Franz, Thorson Walton Ann, Neitzke Martin, Jellicoe Geoffrey,     Page Articles Authors   2 Public space made visible. Design for a square in Am Borgonjen, Renée 5 Anywise in Seoul's Anyspace Bouman, Ole 7 The interchange orchard. A work of art by Jacques Vieille Giersbergen, Marieke van 8 Young and old in Venice Winkel, Camiel van 10 Building! Mildred Janssen's printing house and dwelling Wortmann, Arthur 12 Basic food for art. Victor Grippo retrospective in Brussels Synghel, Koen Van 14 Thurn & Taxis: magic formulas for the city Meulder, Bruno de 17 Serenade or funeral march Molenaar, Joris 18 Frank and Paul Wintermans Wortmann, Arthur 24 Molenaar & Van Winden Oosterman, Arjen 30 Adjusting essences.John Hedjuk's immense capacity for feeling Dijk, Hans van 34 'The tactility of thought is eliminated'. An interview with Joh Bouman, Ole en Hans van Dijk 34 'The tactility of thought is eliminated'. An interview with John Dijk, Hans van en Ole Bouman 38 Sentences on the house and other sentences Hejduk, John 46 RealSpace in QuiekTimes or: Can architecture go Digit-all? Bouman, Ole 52 Reconstructing the city Dubois, Marc 54 The dike as a work of art. Designing flood prevention devices Dooren, Noël van 63 Footnotes to public space. The illegal art of Harmen de Hoop Muller, Robert-Jan 68 Quiet luxury. Flats for the elderly by Koen Van Synghel Bekaert, Geert 70 30.000 houses near Utrecht. Max. 2 designs Vinex location of Leidse Rijn Dijkstra, Rients; Michelle Provoost; Wouter Vansti 70 30.000 houses near Utrecht. Max. 2 designs Vinex location of Leidse Rijn Provoost, Michelle; Rients Dijkstra; Wouter Vansti 70 30.000 houses near Utrecht. Max. 2 designs Vinex location of Leidse Rijn Vanstiphout, Wouter; Rients Dijkstra; Michelle Pro 81 Otto Wagner. Reflections on the raiment of modernity Mallgrave, Harry F. (red./ed.) 82 Die Gartenkunst des Abendlandes.Von der Renaissance bis zur Gegenwart Mosser, Monique; Georges Teyssot (red./ed.) 84 trotzdem modern. Die wichtigste Texte zur Architektur in Deutschland 1919-1933 Hartmann, Kristiana (red./ed.) 86 Philip Johnson. The architect in his own words Lewis, Hilary; John O'Connor (red./ed.) 86 Philip Johnson. Life and work Schulze, Franz 87 Ferdinand Boberg - architect. The complete work Thorson Walton, Ann 89 Gustav Wolf. Bauen für das Leben. Neues Wohnen zwischen Tradition und Moderne Neitzke, Martin 90 Geoffrey Jellicoe. The studies of a landscape designer over 80 years. Volume I: Soundings, an Italian study 1923-1925, Baroque gardens of Austria Jellicoe, Geoffrey
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In this issue All articles in this issue Writers Winden Wilfried van, Synghel Koen Van, Bosma Koos, Dijk Hans van, Oosterman Arjen, Kloos Maarten, Kerkdijk Herman, Küng Moritz, Wortmann Arthur, Mann William, Schmitz Rudolf, Scalbert Irénée, Bédard Jean François (red./ed.), Benjamin Andrew (red./ed.), Crinson Mark; Jules Lubbock, Hudson jr. Hugh D., EIsner J.; R. Cardinal (red./ed.), Ministerie van de Vlaamse Gemeenschap, Schutter Dirk De,     Page Articles Authors   2 Reconstruction: never again! Winden, Wilfried van 4 Indifferent architecture: Ghent loses face with Urbis project Synghel, Koen Van 6 The Netherlands as structural work of art. Exhibition at the NAi Bosma, Koos 8 Interrupted journeys. Archiprix - the 1994 student designs Dijk, Hans van 11 Rotterdam's woe: the Delftse Poort reconstructed Oosterman, Arjen 12 Munch's scream. Architectural sculptures by Willy de Sauter Synghel, Koen Van 14 An intense craving for radical solutions. Congresses on megacitie Kloos, Maarten 16 Images for the Randstad Dijk, Hans van 17 Legitimate Oosterman, Arjen 18 Farewell to an exhausting architecture? Changes in Mecanoo's rec Kerkdijk, Herman 32 Architecture as an abstract concept. Interview with PAU-HOF Küng, Moritz 42 The Garden of Eden in Eindhoven. Gateway I Wortmann, Arthur 45 Extension to Friesian Museum, Leeuwarden. Gateway II Oosterman, Arjen 48 Tony Fretton's dislocations of the everyday Mann, William 60 Paul Thek-report of an inheritance Schmitz, Rudolf 66 Architecture is not made with the brain. The Smithsons and th Scalbert, Irénée 81 Cities of artificial excavation. The work of Peter Eisenman 1978-1988 Bédard, Jean François (red./ed.) 81 Re: Working Eisenman Benjamin, Andrew (red./ed.) 83 Architecture - art or profession? Three hundred years of architectural education in Britain Crinson, Mark; Jules Lubbock 85 Blueprints and blood. The Stalinization of Soviet architecture 1919-1937 Hudson jr., Hugh D. 86 The cultures of collecting EIsner, J.; R. Cardinal (red./ed.) 89 1990-1993 Flanders Annuaire architecture Flandre Ministerie van de Vlaamse Gemeenschap 90 De plek van het afscheid. Opstellen over kunst Schutter, Dirk De
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In this issue All articles in this issue Writers Synghel Koen Van, Dubois Marc, Meulder Bruno de, Dijk Hans van, Brouns Rieja, Hendriks Wim, Duyn Edna van, Wortmann Arthur, Leeuwen Thomas A.P. van, Oosterman Arjen, Bouman Ole, Bouman Ole en Hans van Dijk, Dijk Hans van en Ole Bouman, Winden Wilfried van, Frampton Kenneth, Diamonstein Barbaralee, Strauven Francis, Curl James Stevens, Humbert J.-M.; M. Pantazzi; Chr. Ziegler (red./ed, Blotkamp Carel, Drew Philip,     Page Articles Authors   2 In quest of architecture. Fourteen architects in Groningen Synghel, Koen Van 5 Ghent museum looking for a home. The umpteenth catastrophe? Dubois, Marc 6 Le Creasot and Musée d'Orsay. A charming reminder of the industria Meulder, Bruno de 9 800.000 houses in search of a plan Dijk, Hans van 10 Five years of art is the public realm Brouns, Rieja 12 Imagination and power. Second round of the JA competition Hendriks, Wim 14 Fuck you, fuck, fuck, fuck, you fuck ...Video art by Tony Oursler Duyn, Edna van 16 Prix de Rome for Architecture. End of round one Wortmann, Arthur 17 A singular construction Dijk, Hans van 18 Party in the foyer. Frits van Dongen's municipal theatre in Leeuwarden Wortmann, Arthur 26 The theatre of movement Leeuwen, Thomas A.P. van 42 A theatrical performance. The renovation of Ghent's Minard Theatre Synghel, Koen Van 48 A planned jungle. Dwelling and work carcasses on the IJ Oosterman, Arjen 52 The form of anti- form Dijk, Hans van 53 Architecture for Lazarus Bouman, Ole 60 'I find the affirmation of progress intensely desi Bouman, Ole en Hans van Dijk 60 'I find the affirmation of progress intensely des Dijk, Hans van en Ole Bouman 68 More graves of Modernism Winden, Wilfried van 81 Grundlagen der Architektur. Studien zur Kultur des Tektonischen Frampton, Kenneth 83 Inside the art world. Conversations with Barbaralee Diamonstein Diamonstein, Barbaralee 84 Aldo van Eyck. Relativiteit en verbeelding Strauven, Francis 86 Egyptomania. The Egyptian revival: a recurring theme in the history of taste Curl, James Stevens 86 Egyptomania. Egypt in Western art 1730-1930 Humbert, J.-M.; M. Pantazzi; Chr. Ziegler (red./ed 88 Mondriaan. Destructie als kunst Blotkamp, Carel 89 Real space. The architecture of Martorell Bohigas Mackay Puigdomènech Drew, Philip
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In this issue All articles in this issue Writers Boyer Charles-Arthur, Winkel Camiel van, Westrik John, Woud Auke van der, Oosterman Arjen, Bekaert Geert, Küng Moritz, Dijk Hans van, Kloos Maarten, Schmitz Rudolf, Dubois Marc, Fromonot Française, Vanreusel Jef, Fortier Bruno, Uyttenhove Pieter, Stafford Barbara M., Escher Frank (red./ed.), Rossi Aldo, Ven G. P. van de (red./ed.), Meyer Ronny De (tekst/ text), Kohlenbach Bernhard,     Page Articles Authors   2 Architecture stripped bare by her bachelors, Boyer, Charles-Arthur 4 Cady Noland and the industry of spectacle Winkel, Camiel van 7 IJburg, a daily living environment Westrik, John 10 Urban design in the peatlands of Drenthe Woud, Auke van der 11 And (n)ever the twain shall meet. Rijswijk railway tunnel Oosterman, Arjen 12 The world as architecture. Fiamminghi a Roma 1508-1608 Bekaert, Geert 14 EA-Generali Foundation. New museum in Vienna Küng, Moritz 17 What's new, Huxtable? Dijk, Hans van 18 Redevelopment with respect for the existing conte Kloos, Maarten 26 Hysterical Araki, hysterical Tokyo. The work of Nobuyoshi Araki Schmitz, Rudolf 34 Interior Verso Exterior. Verso shop interieur by Claire Bataille Dubois, Marc 38 Rational architecture in an ancient landscape. The work of Glenn Murcutt Fromonot, Française 51 Head Office VSB in Utrecht.Context I Oosterman, Arjen 56 Steigenga Smit Architekten's police station in Opmeer. Context II Oosterman, Arjen 58 Regeneration of the Ruhr. IBA Emscher Park: an interim presentation Vanreusel, Jef 66 Love for the city Fortier, Bruno 66 Introduction to: Love for the city Uyttenhove, Pieter 81 Artful science. Enlightenment entertainment and the eclipse of visual education Stafford, Barbara M. 81 Body criticism. Imaging the unseen in enlightenment art and medicine Stafford, Barbara M. 84 John Lautner, architect Escher, Frank (red./ed.) 85 Wetenschappelijke autobiografie Rossi, Aldo 87 Leefbaar laagland. Geschiedenis van de waterbeheersing en landaanwinning in Nederland Ven, G. P. van de (red./ed.) 89 Het Zuid. Antwerpen 1835-1890 Architectuur & Maatschappij Meyer, Ronny De (tekst/ text) 90 Pieter Lodewijk Kramer 1881-1961. Architect van de Amsterdamse School Kohlenbach, Bernhard
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In this issue All articles in this issue Writers Scalbert Irénée, Thurn und Taxis Lilli, Delbeke Maarten, Zsehokke Walter, Brouns Rieja, Bouman Ole, Bekaert Geert, Taverne Ed, Oosterman Arjen, Strauven Francis, Dijk Hans van, Morell Lars, Gijsberts Pieter Jan, Redactie, Verhoogt Gerard, Carels Edwin en Marc Holthof, Holthof Marc en Edwin Carels, Wortmann Arthur, Dubois Marc, Herwitz Daniel, Reijndorp Arnold; Hanneke van der Ven (red./ed.), Kloos Maarten (red./ed.), Leatherbarrow David,     Page Articles Authors   2 International competition Yokohama Port Scalbert, Irénée 5 A bit of built happiness. A plea on behalf of the Palast der Republik Thurn und Taxis, Lilli 8 You can go to sleep just once, and you wake up fifteen times. Jef Cornelis in Witte de With Delbeke, Maarten 10 Architects in Exile. Austrian traces in American architecture Zsehokke, Walter 12 The Celibate's suitcase. Art in Maastricht Railway Station Brouns, Rieja 15 Border skirmishes is a vacuum Bouman, Ole 16 Architecture at zero level. Bekaert, Geert 22 I love and read them one and all. On architecture magazines Taverne, Ed 27 Chemetov on Dom Square in Utrecht Oosterman, Arjen 29 Beel and Achtergael's extension and renovation of Utrecht's Centr Oosterman, Arjen 32 Economy for eternity. Averbode office building by Bob Van Reeth Strauven, Francis 36 'Everythisg goes quite clearly once the concept is there'. Interview w Dijk, Hans van 48 And if the right eye offen Morell, Lars 55 Sternstunde. Arno van der Mark's 'Passages' Gijsberts, Pieter Jan 59 Architectuur en de populaire beeldmedia Architecture and the popular visual media Redactie 60 Architecture as comic strip hero. The Dark Cities of Franç Verhoogt, Gerard 69 Memories of as eternal project.Raoul Servais' film Taxandria Carels, Edwin en Marc Holthof 69 Memories of an eternal project. Raoul Servais' film Taxandria Holthof, Marc en Edwin Carels 75 Wandering through a haunted house. The 7th Guest: Gothic novel on CD-ROM Wortmann, Arthur 81 Belgio. Architettura, gli ultimi vent'anni Dubois, Marc 83 Constructing art. On the authority of the avant-garde Herwitz, Daniel 85 Een reuze vooruitgang. Utopie en praktijk in de zuidelijke tuinsteden van Rotterdam Reijndorp, Arnold; Hanneke van der Ven (red./ed.) 86 'And justice for all...' Bouman, Ole 88 Amsterdam Architecture 1991-93 Kloos, Maarten (red./ed.) 89 The roots of the architectural invention. Site, enclosure, materials Leatherbarrow, David
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In this issue All articles in this issue Writers Oosterman Arjen, Moos Stanislaus von, Vanreusel Jef, Kalkin Adam, Giersbergen Marieke van, Wortmann Arthur, Meulder Bruno de, Bekaert Geert, Kerkdijk Herman, Groenendijk Paul, Vermeulen Paul, Scalbert Irénée, Provoost Michelle, Colomina Beatriz, Halbertsma Marlite; Kitty Zijlmans, Leupen Bernard; Christoph Grafe e. a., James Warren A., Klotz Heinrich (red./ed.), Mare Heidi de; Anna Vos (red./ed.), Scharabi M.,     Page Articles Authors   2 A latterdaytraditionalist. Gunnar Daan in Rotterdam Oosterman, Arjen 4 De era Max Bill (1908-1994) Moos, Stanislaus von 7 City on the water, Antwerp Vanreusel, Jef 8 The myth of the artist. Bruce Nauman retrospective in Washington Kalkin, Adam 10 Wytze Patijn appointed Rijksbouwmeester Giersbergen, Marieke van 12 Herzog & de Mearon win Tate Gallery contest Wortmann, Arthur 14 Demolition of a rendezvous with the world. The Martini tower in Brussels Meulder, Bruno de 16 Bonas goes public Oosterman, Arjen 17 The eclips of architecture Bekaert, Geert 18 A dynamic monument. Aldo Rossi's Bonnefanten Museum in Maastricht Kerkdijk, Herman 28 A home of one's own. Villa developments in the Netherlands today Groenendijk, Paul 34 Forgetting suburbia. Villa in Amersfoort by Van Berkel and Bos Vermeulen, Paul 42 A place in the village. House in Mariakerke by Xaveer de Geyter Wortmann, Arthur 48 An open place in the woods. House in Rotselaar by Stéphane Beel Vermeulen, Paul 50 On the edge of the ordinary. Two houses by Caruso St John Scalbert, Irénée 62 Limited entry competition for Westmolenstraat in Schiedam. Reconstruction I Oosterman, Arjen 66 Building plan for the Mariaplaats-Walsteeg in Utrecht. Reconstruction II Oosterman, Arjen 68 A 'grand project' for the Netherlands. Provoost, Michelle 81 Privacy and publicity. Modern architecture as mass media Colomina, Beatriz 83 Gezichtspunten. Een inleiding in de methoden van de kunstgeschiedenis Halbertsma, Marlite; Kitty Zijlmans 85 Ontwerp en analyse Leupen, Bernard; Christoph Grafe e. a. 87 KPF. Kohn Pedersen Fox. Architecture and urbanism 1986-1992 James, Warren A. 87 Kohn Pedersen Fox. DG Bank - Frankfurt am Main Klotz, Heinrich (red./ed.) 88 Urban rituals in Italy and the Netherlands. Historical contrasts in the use of public space and the urban environment Mare, Heidi de; Anna Vos (red./ed.) 90 Architekturgeschichte des 19. Jahrhunderts Scharabi, M.
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In this issue All articles in this issue Writers Draaijer Paul, Andela Gerrie, Boyer Charles-Arthur, Bekaert Geert, Paulissen Greet, Oosterman Arjen, Bouman Ole, Thackara John, Redactie, Zanardi Bruno, Westrik John, Assche Peter van, Kloos Maarten, Kremer Mark, Girard Greg en Ian Lambot (red./ed.), Lampugnani Vittorio Magnago (red./ed.), Mostafavi Moshen en David Leatherbarrow, Grossmann G. Ulrich; Petra Krutisch (red./ed.), Kleihues Josef Paul (red./ed.), Holtzman Steven, Larkin David; Bruce Brooks Pfeiffer (red./ed.), Riley Terence; Peter Reed (red./ed.), Taverne Ed; Irmin Visser (red./ed.),     Page Articles Authors   2 Creative destructiveness. Arata Isozaki at the NAi Draaijer, Paul 4 Landscape architecture as a cultural design task Andela, Gerrie 6 A virtual monument. Jan Dibbets' tribute to Arago Boyer, Charles-Arthur 7 New museum by Mario Botta Bekaert, Geert 9 New regional building for Belgacom Paulissen, Greet 11 Building in a neighbourhood. 33 apartments by KAW Oosterman, Arjen 12 Heart of Darkness: At long last an exhibition that is about something Bouman, Ole 16 Rights 2 Bekaert, Geert 16 Lost in space. A traveller's tale Thackara, John 26 Kansai International Airport passenger terminal building Redactie 32 'The Bea Zanardi, Bruno 38 East west, home's best. West 8's urban scenario for Borneo and Westrik, John 46 Work in progress. Patio dwellings on Borneo and Sporenburg Redactie 53 Housing block with primary school on Borneo Oosterman, Arjen 54 Conflict as programme. Housing in Diemen-Noord by Teun Koolhaas Asso Assche, Peter van 60 The limits of urban renewal Kloos, Maarten 62 Another plate, another way. Dominique Lyon on the relationship between Boyer, Charles-Arthur 68 Lichtheid als wapen. Over Alighiero e Boetti Lightness as a weapon. On the work of Alighiero e Bontti Kremer, Mark 68 The life of a Repo Man is always intense. Richard Hoeck, Aernour Mik, Joëlle Tuerlinckx: scenario's voor een hernieuwde inbezitneming van de institut Kremer, Mark 81 City of darkness. Life in Kowloon walled city Girard, Greg en Ian Lambot (red./ed.) 81 Hongkong Architektur. Die Ästhetik der Dichte Lampugnani, Vittorio Magnago (red./ed.) 83 On weathering. The life of buildings in time Mostafavi, Moshen en David Leatherbarrow 84 Renaissance der Renaissance. Ein bürgerlicher Kunststil im 19.Jahrhundert Grossmann, G. Ulrich; Petra Krutisch (red./ed.) 85 87, Die Neubau-gebiete, Dokumente-Projekte 7 Kleihues, Josef Paul (red./ed.) 86 Digital mantras. The languages of abstract and virtual worlds Holtzman, Steven 88 Frank Lloyd Wright. The masterworks Larkin, David; Bruce Brooks Pfeiffer (red./ed.) 88 Frank Lloyd Wright, architect Riley, Terence; Peter Reed (red./ed.) 89 Stedebouw. De geschiedenis van de stad in de Nederlanden van 1500 tot heden Taverne, Ed; Irmin Visser (red./ed.)
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In this issue All articles in this issue Writers Oosterman Arjen, Meurs Paul, Wallis de Vries Gijs, Winkel Camiel van, Wortmann Arthur, Dijk Hans van, Strauven Francis, Dubois Marc, Giersbergen Marieke van, Stegeman Elly, Gantvoort Marijke en Maurice Nio, Nio Maurice en Marijke Gantvoort, Bekkering Juliette, Venhoeven Ton, Bouman Ole en Roemer van Toorn (red./ed.), Hartog E. den; R.E. Rijntjes; R.J. Stöver; E.G., Minor Vernon Hyde, Galmiche Xavier, Wittlich Peter, Young Julian, Olin Margaret, Sutcliffe Anthony,     Page Articles Authors   2 Feyenoord stadium refurbished Oosterman, Arjen 4 Neo-Oud or Neo-Modern? Rebuilding the Kiefhoek Meurs, Paul 6 Lessons from Eisenman. Archipolis in Tilburg Wallis de Vries, Gijs 8 Joëlle Tuerlinckx: tiny bits of Belgium Winkel, Camiel van 10 A Lïbeskind in Dordrecht Wortmann, Arthur 11 Almere's new tows centre. Polder town opts for OMA Dijk, Hans van 14 Willy Van Der Meeren. Rehabilitation of an underrated Functionalist Strauven, Francis 16 Exit Venturi Wortmann, Arthur 17 Rights Oosterman, Arjen 18 Zarathustra in Groningen-the spirit of the museum. Alessa Wortmann, Arthur 28 The name of the shell. Siza's museum building in Santiago Dubois, Marc 38 Sculptures in a socle. Museum in Scheveningen by Wim Quist Giersbergen, Marieke van 44 Opera and the visual arts. Interview with Pierre Audi Stegeman, Elly 52 Urban eroticism. Carrilho da Graça's school of communications Dijk, Hans van 60 Day-glo LA Gantvoort, Marijke en Maurice Nio 60 Day-glo LA Nio, Maurice en Marijke Gantvoort 68 LA: strip city of continuous production Bekkering, Juliette 76 (No) more illusion..Safety in LA Venhoeven, Ton 81 The invisible in Architecture Bouman, Ole en Roemer van Toorn (red./ed.) 83 Bouwen en Duiden. Studies over architectuur en iconologie Hartog, E. den; R.E. Rijntjes; R.J. Stöver; E.G. 84 Art History's History Minor, Vernon Hyde 85 Prague. Passages et Galeries Galmiche, Xavier 85 Prague. Fin de siècle Wittlich, Peter 87 Nietzsche's philosopy of art Young, Julian 89 Forms of representation in Alois Riegl's theory of art Olin, Margaret 90 Paris. An architectural history Sutcliffe, Anthony
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In this issue All articles in this issue Writers Gravenitz Antje von, Brouns Rieja, Stenvert Ronald, Holthof Marc, Bosman Jos, Muller Robert-Jan, Dijk Hans van, Sande Brigitte van der, Kloos Maarten, Vries Herman de, Vermeulen Paul, Bekaert Geert, Wortmann Arthur, Winkel Camiel van, Halem Ludo van, Wijdeveld Paul, Sack Manfred; Klemp Klaus, Kostof Spiro, Kosrol Spiro, Pey Ineke, Trigueiros Luiz (red./ ed.), Borrie dr. G.W.B.,     Page Articles Authors   2 The power of art: The Havana Biennial visits Aachen Gravenitz, Antje von 4 On 'Heart of Darkness': Summary of a dialogue about intentions Brouns, Rieja 5 Alberti remodelled: Renaissance exhibition in Mantua Stenvert, Ronald 7 Behind or in the museum? Holthof, Marc 10 OMA at MoMA: Rem Koolhaas and the Place of Public Architecture Bosman, Jos 11 The dream garden tarmacked over: John Körmeling in Utrecht Muller, Robert-Jan 13 Zero gravity urbanism: Zaha Hadid builds opera house in Cardiff Dijk, Hans van 14 Doors of Perception 2: An introduction on cyberspace Sande, Brigitte, van der 16 European Volcanism Center in Auvergne Dijk, Hans van 17 A discipline adrift Dijk, Hans van 18 Theatre of evolution: The Galerie de l'Evolution opens in Paris Kloos, Maarten 30 Waiting for darkness: Urban still lifes by Siebe Swart Vries, Herman de 36 A dragon and three little elephants: Recent work in Münster Vermeulen, Paul 46 An architectural parabel: Toyo lto's kindergarten in Frankfurt Bekaert, Geert 53 Alice in Wonderland. Chapter 12_: A head full of dreams Wortmann, Arthur 62 Blind figures Winkel, Camiel van 74 The colours of Peter Stead: Two houses in Almondbury, Yorkshire Halem, Ludo van 81 Ludwig Wittgenstein, architect Wijdeveld, Paul 84 Under laws: Sites of Concealment Sack, Manfred; Klemp, Klaus 85 The City Shaped: Urban Patterns and Meanings through History Kostof, Spiro 85 The City Assembled: The Elements of Urban Form through History Kosrol Spiro 87 Herstel in Nieuwe Luister Pey, Ineke 88 Eduardo Souto de Moura Trigueiros, Luiz (red./ ed.) 90 Monne de Miranda: een biografie Borrie, dr. G.W.B.
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In this issue All articles in this issue Writers Muller Robert-Jan, Bournan Ole, Oosterman Arjen, Synghel Koen van, Varela Gomes Paulo, Uyttenhove Pieter, Dijk Hans van, Koolhaas Rem, Wortmann Arthur, Bosman Jos, Zeyl Gerard van, Schmitz Rudolf, Vanstiphout Wouter, Tijs Rutger, Má_el 0.; K. Sierman; H. Cisarová, Rassegna, Fischer Taylor Katherine, Buch Joseph, Rodrigues Jacinto, Santos José Paulo dos (red./ed.), Trigueiros Luiz (red./ ed.), Eck Caroline van, McEwan Indra Kagis,     Page Articles Authors   2 A work of art is never finished: Show by Bart de Baere in Ghent Muller, Robert-Jan 4 Now or never? Lessons from the AICA congress Bournan, Ole 5 The NAi engages in overseas development aid Bournan, Ole 9 Container game Oosterman, Arjen 10 A barn for the arts: Kunsthalle Lophem in Zedelgem Synghel, Koen van 13 Chiado in sackcloch and ashes: A report from Lisbon Varela Gomes, Paulo 14 Two monuments on one spot: An unfortunate affair involving Prouvé a Uyttenhove, Pieter 17 Cultural identity as a project Dijk, Hans van 18 'The architect is obliged to be an honourable man'. I Dijk, Hans van 25 Learning japanese Koolhaas, Rem 33 Mystery House: A villa by OMA Wortmann, Arthur 41 Emptiness on a pedestral. Livio Vacchini's house in Ticino Bosman, Jos 50 Storming the sky: Theo Teeken's housing block on the Cér Zeyl, Gerard van 52 Ephiphany at noon: The photographs of Jean-Marc Bustamante Schmitz, Rudolf 60 How the twentieth century didn't pass our coun Vanstiphout, Wouter 81 Tot Cieraet deser Stadt: Bouwtrant en bouwbeleid te Antwerpen van de middeleeuwen tot heden Tijs, Rutger 83 Teige animator: Karel Teige (1900-1951) en de Tsjechische avantgarde Má_el, 0.; K. Sierman; H. Cisarová 83 Karel Teige, architecture and poetry Rassegna 84 in the theatre of criminal justice: The Palais de Justice in second empire Paris Fischer Taylor, Katherine 85 1990 Buch, Joseph 87 Alvaro Siza: Obra e método Rodrigues, Jacinto 87 Alvaro Siza: Works & Projects 1954-1992 Santos, José Paulo dos (red./ed.) 87 Fernando Távora Trigueiros, Luiz (red./ ed.) 88 Organicism in nineteenth century architecture: An inquiry into its theoretical and philosophical background Eck, Caroline van 90 Socrates' Ancestor: An essay Kagis on architectural beginnings McEwan, Indra Kagis
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In this issue All articles in this issue Writers Gill Thomas, Wortmann Arthur, Provoost Michelle, Brouns Rieja, Strauven Francis, Winkel Camiel van, Dijk Hans van, Bosma Koos, Kloos Maarten, Steenbergen Renée, Bekaert Geert, MorrisonJasper, Argan Giulio Carlo; Bruno Contardi, Rossem Vincent van, Biraghi Marco, Alkhoven Patricia, Davies Colin Ian Lambot (red./ed.), Elias Willem, Pawley Martin,     Page Articles Authors   2 Capital City Berlin: The Spreeinsel competition Gill, Thomas 5 Skala (1985-1994) Wortmann, Arthur 6 Generation gap: Competition for barracks site in Zuidlaren Provoost, Michelle 9 The tomb of the unknown computer Brouns, Rieja 10 Up and downs of a Groningen academy Wortmann, Arthur 12 Jos Bascourt Strauven, Francis 14 Memesis as camouflage: Installations by Tom Claassen and Geert van de Cam Winkel, Camiel van 17 A clean sweep Dijk, Hans van 18 The Channel Tunnel Bosma, Koos 36 A centripetal Exodus: OMA's Euralille - an interim report Dijk, Hans van 50 A fascinaring plaything: Nicholas Grimshaw's Waterloo Inter Kloos, Maarten 61 Art history as magnifying glass: The werk of Jeff Wall Steenbergen, Renée 67 Poetry of the commonplace: Stéphane Beel's university building in Kort Bekaert, Geert 74 The atmosphere of space Morrison,Jasper 81 Michelangelo architect Argan, Giulio Carlo; Bruno Contardi 82 Het Algemeen Uitbreidingsplan van Amsterdam: Geschiedenis en ontwerp Rossem, Vincent van 84 Hans Poelzig. Architektur 1869-1936 Biraghi, Marco 86 The changing image of the city: A case study Heusden Alkhoven, Patricia 88 Century tower: Foster associates build in Japan Davies, Colin, Ian, Lambot (red./ed.) 88 Tekens aan de wand: Hedendaagse stromingen in de kunsttheorie Elias, Willem 90 Future systems: The story of tomorrow Pawley, Martin
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In this issue All articles in this issue Writers Oosterman Arjen, Wortmann Arthur, Vreeburg Guus, Peeters Kees, Borgonjen Renée, Dijk Hans van, Bekaert Geert, Lévi Michel, Smets Marcel, Conforti Claudia, Satkowski Leon, Crandell Gina, Terwen J.K.A. Ottenheym, Mechelen Marga van, Heyer Paul, Toca Antonio, Feldmeyer Gerhard G., Sarfarti Larson Magali, Harrison Charles; Paul Wood (red./ed.),     Page Articles