Archis is an experimental think tank and publisher.

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

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VOLUME’S ARCHIVE: ON POPULISM “DAS SCHLOSS” FROM VOLUME #60

Editors
Volume 60: The World in Reviews Volume's Archive

The recently rebuilt castle in Berlin, known as "Das Schloss”, which host the Humbolt Forum, was one of the most discussed architecture in Berlin because of its political, symbolic and financial implications. The German federal government spent approximately 700 million euros to build a "fake castle" as a combination of revenge and nostalgia for the destruction of Berlin's original beauty by East Germany, while demolition one of the symbols oft the DDR, the Palast der Republik.

VOLUME’S ARCHIVE: ON POPULISM “THE BIENNALE AS AGENT PROVOCATEUR FOR DEMOCRACY” FROM VOLUME #41
Editors
Volume #41: How to Build a Nation Volume's Archive
VOLUME’S ARCHIVE: ON POPULISM “Sales Oddity: Or How Mediaset Challenged Europe” FROM VOLUME #41
Andrés Jaque
Volume #41: How to Build a Nation
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Events

16.03.2023

BOOK PRESENTATION: BLUE BY MALKIT SHOSHAN

Rotterdam

12.06.2022

HANS DAY: FUTURE CRITICISM

Rotterdam

11.06.2022

PIN-UP x VOLUME PARTY @HNI ROTTERDAM

Rotterdam

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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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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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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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.

Books

Archis is publisher of books on topics and with people that are dear to us. If you are interested to publish with Archis please get in touch.

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