Add to ORKGEssay for Tomorrow's exhibition catalogue reflecting on and analysing the entangled history of critical design practices and future city visions. The piece takes several case studies including Superstudio's continuous monument and the author's own work
AT THE HEELS of heroic Modernist planning, fully institutionalized by the start of the Second World ...
In the desire to go further, to violate the horizon of reality and go in search of other worlds in w...
Surreal Dreams of a “Creative City” (or: How Camerimage Festival Tried to Convince Łódź to Stop Worr...
Essay for Tomorrow's exhibition catalogue reflecting on and analysing the entangled history of criti...
By 2050, half the world’s population will live in cities — Ancient Proverb You have, surel...
To find out what society looks like, look at cities. This article extends architectural thinking on ...
An essay for Amateur Cities on the use of design to create imaginable alternatives to market hegemon...
Judging from the debates taking place in both education and practice, it appears that architecture i...
Adopting an impure and contingent conception of urban design as a biopolitical apparatus, along the ...
While the success of architectural design, as both a product and as an icon of entrepreneurial prest...
The exhibition presented design-oriented research to offer an alternative future vision to that of t...
Once upon a time, the neoliberal city was a fiction: it is the aim of the present essay to discuss t...
In this paper I will attempt to look at the city-place as a work of art. Such an approach will allow...
This thesis investigation engages two contemporary interrelated problems – one theoretical and one p...
A sea of change is upon us and radical new foundations need to be grown. The time has come for the f...
AT THE HEELS of heroic Modernist planning, fully institutionalized by the start of the Second World ...
In the desire to go further, to violate the horizon of reality and go in search of other worlds in w...
Surreal Dreams of a “Creative City” (or: How Camerimage Festival Tried to Convince Łódź to Stop Worr...
Essay for Tomorrow's exhibition catalogue reflecting on and analysing the entangled history of criti...
By 2050, half the world’s population will live in cities — Ancient Proverb You have, surel...
To find out what society looks like, look at cities. This article extends architectural thinking on ...
An essay for Amateur Cities on the use of design to create imaginable alternatives to market hegemon...
Judging from the debates taking place in both education and practice, it appears that architecture i...
Adopting an impure and contingent conception of urban design as a biopolitical apparatus, along the ...
While the success of architectural design, as both a product and as an icon of entrepreneurial prest...
The exhibition presented design-oriented research to offer an alternative future vision to that of t...
Once upon a time, the neoliberal city was a fiction: it is the aim of the present essay to discuss t...
In this paper I will attempt to look at the city-place as a work of art. Such an approach will allow...
This thesis investigation engages two contemporary interrelated problems – one theoretical and one p...
A sea of change is upon us and radical new foundations need to be grown. The time has come for the f...
AT THE HEELS of heroic Modernist planning, fully institutionalized by the start of the Second World ...
In the desire to go further, to violate the horizon of reality and go in search of other worlds in w...
Surreal Dreams of a “Creative City” (or: How Camerimage Festival Tried to Convince Łódź to Stop Worr...