After its foundation in Weimar in 1919, the Bauhaus developed into an exemplary and internationally known teaching model. Despite its brief existence and a changeable profile, it acquired worldwide in
The focus of this issue of speech: is a range of pavilions, installations, and design projects for exhibitions and theatre productions - all works that, by definition, are created by architects to las
Since the turn of the millennium, the analogue photo book has experienced an international boom, developing into its own art form: a kind of visual literature, somewhere between novel and film. More o
Diversity in Europe's cities and societies is increasing - and with it, the need to strengthen social cohesion. Today, this seems more necessary than ever, as societies are becoming more diverse and t
Every day, new artefacts related to the Bauhaus surface online, and with the 100th anniversary of the school, the number is reaching a peak. Surfing Bauhaus confronts this flood of information and app
This volume investigates one of the most significant shifts in contemporary urban research: the shift from an object- to an action-related perspective on the city. Outlining a critical urban theory fr
In Berlin, science, architecture, and the city are interwoven in a unique way: what was originally a single palace in the historic centre gradually developed to become a comprehensive academic landsca
Roger Anger (1923-2008) was one of the most prolific architects in France during the 1950s and '60s. His unique architectural language is characterised by sculptural plasticity and individualised, tim
Finland is the undisputed pioneer in architectural education. In 1998, it was one of the first countries in Europe to develop an official architectural policy, to more systematically integrate archite
Comparing and constrasting the practicality of urban reality with the theory of architectural design. The concept of relational space in urbanism - understanding the space of the city as produced by
Focus on the international projects of Cologne-based architectural firm JSWD. The Cologne architecture firm JSWD demonstrates the long-term benefits of an international presence. JSWD Architekten are
Comprehensive guide to one of the most important Bauhaus schools, published to coincide with the Bauhaus Centenary. 80 unique photographs of the Bauhaus Dessau - a popular tourist attraction with 80,0
This volume aims to reconnect the people with their own built environment and asks them to engage with the artchitectural process. The phenomenon of people drying their cats off in the microwave is s
Offers a perspective on the multidisciplinary approach to the built environment. Our built environment is the result of multi-layered and elaborate thought and design processes. Each of the architect
Front cover image Historical versus Modern Identity through Imitation? Edited by Barbara Engel Not yet printed due - 06/18 9783868594980 Paperback JOVIS Verlag Territory: World excluding Central & S
The concepts of metabolism, ecosystems, and circular economy are currently challenging the discipline of urbanism. As the shift from linear to circular production-consumption patterns seems to be ulti
Since opening its shores to the outside world in the late nineteenth century, Japan has sustained an active relationship of cultural exchange with the West. Japan's grand resort hotels, built during t
Answers key questions about urban densification and hybridity in the modern age. Brings together perspectives from several different professions. Pertains to the current concerns of citizens living in
Through speeches, articles and interviews, this book highlights some of the more significant considerations that have run in parallel with Vassilis Sgoutas' developments in architecture. It also inclu
A pleasurable journey to assess the impact of cafes, restuarants and hotels on the urban landscape, and their contribution towards modernity. Cafes, restaurants, and hotels are at the core of the imp
