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Architecture in the sand
Hans Ibelings' Modern Architecture: A Planetary Warming History makes a conscious effort to turn the slow-moving wheels of architectural history towards a consistent interest in sustainability.
Phoebus Panigyrakis
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Architecture Out of Bed: A review of the 10th International Architecture Biennale Rotterdam
We hear it all the time: Architecture can do a lot. In fact, once architecture wakes up, stops bickering, and gets out of bed, it’s going to solve a long list of problems. Right?
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Are we there yet? A review of Volume magazine’s history and mission
Volume 58, entitled Legacy, marks the transition of the editor-in-chief position from Arjen Oosterman to Stephan Petermann. What is Volume’s legacy after 75 years of magazine making?
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How media took over modernism. A PhD scholar’s biased retrospective
PhD scholar Phoebus Panigyrakis (TU Delft) is researching the content, editorial policy and impact of the magazine Architectural Record in the period 1942-1967.
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Tripping with philosophy: An evening with Timothy Morton
Along with Greta Thunberg and David Attenborough, Timothy Morton is making the list of high-ranking names in the fight against global warming. Stress-filled architects get in line!