D'arquitectura i urbanisme
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Saskia Sassen is Robert S. Lynd Professor of Sociology at Columbia University and a member of its Committee on Global Thought. Her most recent books include Territory, Authority, Rights: from…
What is at stake for the post moderns is successful new designs for liveable, immune relationships, and these are precisely what can and will develop anew in ‘societies’ with permeable…
Two young girls with pleated skirts and plaited hair play in a circle of sand containing a rectilinear seesaw. A month ago, this play area along with other playground structures…
The laundromat in my neighbourhood does something more than wash dirty laundry. It’s not a case of illegal goings on, quite the opposite. The workers at Bubbleworks, in New York’s…
What is our commons and how should it be renewed, sustained, enlarged, drawn down, and/or extended to others? —J.K. Gibson-Graham The creation of instituting society, as instituted society, is each…
The apartheid regime in South Africa maintained its rule through the ‘organization of urban space into racially segregated living areas’ [1]. Since the regime’s fall [1990], the easing of migration…
“The last man, man of the street, man of the crowd, man of the masses, mass-man; that’s how THEY represented Bloom to us at first: as the sad product of…
Collagen is a natural molecule which is the main component of connective tissue making around 25% of our body protein content. It is made up of amino-acids, which are in…
The Museum of Architecture and Design in Ljubljana has just launched the new Call for Applications to BIO 50, as an important turning point for 50th anniversary of Biennial of…
