Oase #118 2024 ecologyIn this issue of OASE, the history of the architectural book review is outlined through 25 case studies from the eighteenth century until today. The properties are studied of a genre that is more or less generally available, intended for a shifting audience of architects, interested readers and historians. The main aim is to reveal how the book relates to the architecture practice, and how this relationship has evolved. The book review is a trenchant
The book encompasses seven chapters: Institutional Critique® and its Discontents
die zwischen 2016 und 2022 in dem Online-Magazin Geschichte der Gegenwart erschienen sind
and the stories behind them
they propose a long-term expansion and interconnection of its green space structure and thus the formation of a green network
the publication has manifested to a self-reflexive
where we meet the Yuta shaman
and Susan Braeuer Dam’s text on Calder’s 1933 move to the rural town of Roxbury
using materials from Hilberseimer’s estate to reveal the extent to which ecological considerations informed this classic of modern urban design theory and suggesting how we might revisit this theory from a contemporary perspective
the book contains links to short print-in-motion videos
and civic significance of the mock-up
street art and abstract expressionism
Im Bilderbuch KRITZEL spricht kein Geringerer als Kritzel