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We explore the diversity of nowadays architecture, through the publication of Volume magazine, the organization of events and international research projects.

VOLUME

Marcus Foth
& Francesco Degl'Innocenti
& Arjen Oosterman

Relational Thinking in Media Architecture: Interview with Marcus Foth

At the last edition of the Media Architecture Biennale, one paper managed to spark a debate that spanned for the following two years. Francesco Degl’Innocenti and Arjen Oosterman reached out to the author, Marcus Foth, to talk about urban informatics, “cathedral thinking” and the potential of media architecture.
Marília Pasculli
When the walls get voices
Ben Cerveny
Digital Cultural Public Infrastructure
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Volume 59: Futures Implied

Events

15.06.2021

Launch Volume 58 ‘Legacy’

Online

26.05.2021

MAB20 Livecast #6 — Launch of Volume 59 ‘Futures Implied’

25.03.2021

‘The Masterplan’ by Reinier de Graaf: Dezeen talk

Online – Architecture Matters

Projects

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Architecture of Peace

Architecture of Peace is an international long-term research and action project in which a large number of stakeholders are involved. The project will consist of local case studies, interventions, university research studios, debates, publications and exhibitions.

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Architecture after the Internet

In this research we explore and frame the implications of architecting space and society through digital technologies. From decentralised technologies to civic platforms, Architecture After the Internet explores these shifts through a series of publications, events and projects.

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Archis RSVP

Archis RSVP Events are tactical interventions done all over the world. RSVP events address public space by means of pro-active critical experimentation and improvisation.

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Cities and People

The project investigates the future impact of the new technologies upon the European urbanities. Developing concepts like smart city or smart community, the research seeks to reveal the future social and cultural mutations that tend to better valorize individuals and communities together with their human, creative and entrepreneurial potential.

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