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Experimental Modernism Vol VIII
The discourse on Montreal’s multilevel city followed the megastructuralist line in echoing the optimism of large-scale thinking prevalent in the 1960s. This i...
Spatial Practices Vol VII
"Imagine walking along a shoreline or through a plaza on a late October afternoon. It is overcast. The air is redolent with humidity and there is a fine mist...
Modern Approaches Vol VI
From the polarising insights of Freud to the factory landscapes of capitalist China to the worldwide search for an authentic localism, architecture in the...
Digital Vol V no.1
"It would be difficult to dispute that we are now living at a moment when digital technologies are opening the doors to an endless array of formal topologies...
Urbanism Vol V no.2
"In creating places of public life and urban collective, where the experience of the city as the "sublime" blurring of a dream-like state is made possible and...
Building Art Vol IV
"It is too early to say what combination of policies will succeed in putting the production of first-rate architecture in Canada on more solid footing. One...
Inhabiting Space Vol III no.2
"The discernment of an object or environment is a matter of both the unreflective experience and the application of knowledge which shapes and directs the...
John Soane Vol III no.1
"Soane, whatever his intentions, broke the classical mould and made coherent a new vision of architecture, but he could have no succession. His adventure was...
Architecture / Fiction Vol II no.2
"A close look through contemporary home plan magazines reveals a series of unanticipated oddities and curious conditions. A new room has been added to the...
Displacements Vol II no.1
"Wonder, curiosity, the thirst for discovery, spiced by the randomness, the unexpectedness that marks the encounter with the improbable have always pushed us to...
Transitional Practices Vol I no.3
"For architects and designers, however, the computer may initiate a temporal conception of space, where form, organisation and hierarchy may emerge not so much...