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ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN MAGAZINE

MARCH/APRIL 2010

PROFILE NO 204

GUEST-EDITED BY MARJAN COLLETTI

EXUBERANCE

AD ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

FORTHCOMING 2 TITLES

MAY/JUNE 2010

PROFILE NO 205

TERRITORY: ARCHITECTURE BEYOND ENVIRONMENT

GUEST-EDITED BY DAVID GISSEN

Advancing a new relationship between architecture and nature, Territory emphasises the simultaneous

production of architectural objects and the environment surrounding them. Conceptualised within a

framework that draws from physical and human geographical thought, this title of 2 examines the

possibility of an architecture that actively produces its external, ecological conditions. The architecture

here scans and modiﬁ es atmospheres, arboreal zones, geothermal exchange, magnetic ﬁ elds, habitats and

toxicities – enabling new and intense geographical patterns, effects, and sensations within architectural

and urban experience. Territory charts out a space, a territory, for architecture beyond conceptualisations

of context or environment, understood as that stable setting which pre-exists the production of new

things. Ultimately, it suggests a role for architecture as a strategy of environmental tinkering versus one of

accommodation or balance with an external natural world.

• Features architects: Patrick Blanc, Gilles Ebersolt, Nicholas de Monchaux, Future Cities Lab, Fritz

Haeg, Iwamoto Scott, Kuth/Ranieri, The Living, R&Sie(n) and WEATHERS .

• Cross-disciplinary contributions come from geographers, historians and theorists Ila Berman, Javier

Arbona, Ben Campkin, Edward Eigen, Matthew Gandy, Antoine Picon and Mitchell Schwarzer.

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JULY/AUGUST 2010

PROFILE NO 206

THE NEW STRUCTURALISM: DESIGN, ENGINEERING AND ARCHITECTURAL TECHNOLOGIES

GUEST-EDITED BY RIVKA AND ROBERT OXMAN

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Today the convergence of design, engineering and architectural technologies are breeding a new material

practice in experimental architecture. The signiﬁ cant emphasis on the structuring logic of tectonics is

resulting in a ‘new structuralism’ in design. In this pioneering publication, this important shift is fully

deﬁ ned as a highly dynamic synthesis of emerging principles of spatial, structural and material ordering

integrated through the application of materialisation and fabrication technologies. Providing the

foundations for a new theory of structuring in architecture, The New Structuralism has broad implications

for the way we both conceive and undertake architectural design, as its impact starts to emanate not only

across education internationally, but also through architectural research and practice.

• Features exemplary work by research and experimental design-oriented structural engineering practices:

Bollinger + Grohmann, Buro Happold, Hanif Kara ( AKT ) and Werner Sobek.

• Theoretical contributions from: David Chilton, Holzer and Downing, Neri Oxman, Helmut

Pottmann, Nina Rappaport and Yves Weinand.

• Focuses on new design and fabrication technologies in the recent work of Barkow and Leibinger,

EMBT (Enric Miralles and Benedetta Tagliabue), Gramazio and Kohler, and Fabian Scheurer

(Designtoproduction).

SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2010

PROFILE NO 207

POST-TRAUMATIC URBANISM

GUEST-EDITED BY ANTHONY BURKE, ADRIAN LAHOUD AND CHARLES RICE

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Urban trauma describes a condition where conﬂ ict or catastrophe has disrupted and damaged not only

the physical environment and infrastructure of a city, but also the social and cultural networks. Cities

experiencing trauma dominate the daily news. Images of blasted buildings, or events such as Cyclone

Katrina exemplify the sense of ‘immediate impact’. But how is this trauma to be understood in its

aftermath, and in urban terms? What is the response of the discipline to the post-traumatic condition?

On the one hand, one can try to restore and recover everything that has passed, or otherwise see the

post-traumatic city as a resilient space poised on the cusp of new potentialities. While repair and

reconstruction are automatic reﬂ exes, the knowledge and practices of the disciplines need to be imbued

with a deeper understanding of the effect of trauma on cities and their contingent realities. This issue will

pursue this latter approach, using examples of post-traumatic urban conditions to rethink the agency of

architecture and urbanism in the contemporary world. Post-traumatic urbanism demands of architects

the mobilisation of skills, criticality and creativity in contexts in which they are not familiar. The post-

traumatic is no longer the exception; it is the global condition.

• Contributors include: Andrew Benjamin, Ole Bouman, Tony Chakar, Mark Fisher, Christopher Hight,

Brian Massumi, Todd Reisz, Eyal Weizman and Slavoj Zizek.

• Featured cities: Beirut, Shenzhen, Berlin, Baghdad, Kabul and Caracas

• Encompasses: urban conﬂ ict, reconstruction, infrastructure, development, climate change, public

relations, population growth and ﬁ lm.

ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

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VOL 80, NO 2

MARCH/APRIL 2010

ISSN 0003-8504

PROFILE NO 204

ISBN 978-0470-717141

IN THIS ISSUE

ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

GUEST-EDITED BY

MARJAN COLLETTI

EXUBERANCE: NEW VIRTUOSITY

IN CONTEMPORARY ARCHITECTURE

EDITORIAL

Helen Castle

ABOUT THE GUEST-EDITOR

Marjan Colletti

INTRODUCTION

Exuberance and Digital Virtuosity

Marjan Colletti

DigitAlia – the Other Digital Practice

Marjan Colletti

Interiorities

Ali Rahim

The exploration of internal logics of

tectonic structures provides the key for

Rahim to a nuanced aesthetic sensibility.

Diving into the Depth-Scape:

Exuberance and Personalities

Yael Reisner

Exuberant Couture

Judith Clark

EDITORIAL BOARD

Will Alsop

Denise Bratton

Paul Brislin

Mark Burry

André Chaszar

Nigel Coates

Peter Cook

Teddy Cruz

Max Fordham

Massimiliano Fuksas

Edwin Heathcote

Michael Hensel

Anthony Hunt

Charles Jencks

Bob Maxwell

Jayne Merkel

Mark Robbins

Deborah Saunt

Leon van Schaik

Patrik Schumacher

Neil Spiller

Michael Weinstock

Ken Yeang

Alejandro Zaera-Polo

Baroque Exuberance:

Frivolity or Disquiet?

Robert Harbison

Let’s Rock over Barock

Wolf D Prix

The co-founder of Coop Himmelb(l)au

pays tribute to the continuity of the central

European tradition of the Baroque.

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