»What the map cuts up, the story cuts across.«

Michel de Certeau: Spatial Stories«

22 May 2013

Magazine No. 10
Wood, Paper, Pulp

  • Photo Essay

    Out Of The Woods

    The construction of timber tastes

  • Essay

    Revenge Appreciation in Suburbia

    The hidden presence of timber in the American home

  • Article

    Wood, Paper, Vodka...And Ice

    Alexander Brodsky's art and architecture recasts traditional Russian materials

  • Photo Booth

    In the photo booth with...

    Charles Holland

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18 Apr 2013

Magazine No. 09
Constructing Images

  • Interview

    Every Image is a Construction

    Kersten Geers on ambiguity in images and architecture – and avoiding photorealism

  • Interview

    Behind the Façade

    Ingrid von Kruse captures the personalities of starchitects

  • Photo Essay

    Modern Ruins

    The photographs of Julia Schulz-Dornburg capture Spain‘s unfinished buildings

  • Article

    The Full & The Empty

    Economic crisis and the abandonment of development in Spain, as reflected in the work of Julia Schulz-Dornburg

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21 Mar 2013

Magazine No. 08
Culture & the City

  • Article

    Culture and the City

    On Content and Form

  • Article

    Containers Without Content

    The disastrous roll-out of the Bilbao Effect across Spain

  • Article

    The Island of Happiness

    The shadowy story of the Guggenheim Abu Dhabi

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21 Feb 2013

Magazine No. 07
Off-places

  • Article

    Furka Pass

    A closed hotel, nothing much to see – yet Jenny Holzer, Sean Connery, and Rem Koolhaas have all been here …

  • Interview

    Strangely Familiar

    Todd Saunders and the Architecture of Lonely Places

  • Article

    Revelations of atelier le balto

    Cultivating beauty in the off-spaces of Berlin

  • Photo Booth

    In the Photo Booth with...

    Gottfried Böhm

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