The Eindhoven School: a forgotten avant-garde?
The exhibition The Eindhoven School: a forgotten avant-garde? was the result of a two-year research into the history of what is called ‘the Eindhoven School’:
The exhibition The Eindhoven School: a forgotten avant-garde? was the result of a two-year research into the history of what is called ‘the Eindhoven School’:
The history of architecture can not only be read as an accumulation of buildings and designs, but also as a pendulum movement between the appreciation
The street of Les Crottes in Marseille represents one type of problematic street that can be seen in most European post-industrial cities where two types
The goal of this essay is to point out the international significance that the Eindhoven faculty of Architecture had during the period 1970-1990, specifically the
The island San Giorgio Maggiore is located on the Canale della Giudecca in Venice, opposite the Piazza San Marco. The Canale della Giudecca here becomes
Consider the city an urban organism that develops through time, with a visible surface that scars; with limbs that are added and amputated; demolitions, renovations