This book addresses that issue by tracing the transformations of French architectural criticism from the 1950s to the 1970s. It examines a field marked by multiple tensions, analyzing...
Below are two critical reviews wrote by CICA member Savine von Fischer on Venice’s architecture Biennale. The essays were published on media outlets Swissinfo and Swiss-Architects.
Nichtstun...
By Roberto Segre. Photo: Agustín Díaz / Unsplash.
Rio de Janeiro is one of the most famous cities in the world because of the beauty and uniqueness of its landscape. It might be the...
By Irénée Scalbert. Photo: Fabian Fauth / Unsplash
There is no greater symbol of migration than the Statue of Liberty. We know its inviting and austere gesture no less than we do,...
Por Louise Noelle
Abraham Zabludovsky, uno de los arquitectos mexicanos mas productivos, se han significado por una obra basada en conceptos cuidadosos y en una estricta calidad....
By Chris Abel
Too little too late? The fatal distractions of ‘feel good’ architecture.
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By Jean-Louis CohenLog 6, Summer 2005
Photo: Shayne House / UnsplashThree different Berlins live within me. Several literary tropes could be used to recount the relationship I have...
BY: Irénée Scalbert. Photo: Harvard University Graduate School of Design
In the 1920’s the theory of relativity prompted Sigfried Giedion to invent the concept of space-time. Again...
By Roberto Segre. Foto: Kal Visuals / Unsplash
1.- The singular landscape of the New World
Latin America was born under the sign of ambiguity. When they arrived on the new lands,...
By Jennifer Taylor.
Main image: View of The National Museum of Australia at dusk. Photo: George Serras, National Museum of Australia.
“In people’s direct experience of architecture...
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