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Degrowth is About Redistribution by Design, Not by Collapse
Mark Minkjan
Maybe Modern Ruins Are Just the Kind of Failure We Need
Mark Minkjan
#07 Incompiuto: Italy’s Most Prominent Architectural Style
Podcast
#04 Alexandra Lange: Judging Architecture and How We Design for Kids
Podcast
#01 Data Space: The Architecture and Impact of Data Centres
Podcast
Reinier de Graaf: “Architecture Is in a State of Denial”
Mark Minkjan
A Hilariously Embarrassing Housing Crisis
Mark Minkjan
Photo Essay: The Grey City – Aberdeen’s Mundane Side
Mark Minkjan
Berlin Marzahn: Social Housing with Marquis Hawkes
Mark Minkjan
Photo Essay: The Fading Glory of Brazil’s Disappearing Love Motels
Mark Minkjan
What’s An Architecture Biennale Good for Anyway?
René Boer
and
Mark Minkjan
Self-Builds: Between Unruly Real Estate Markets and Failed Housing Policies
René Boer
and
Mark Minkjan
Instagramming Architecture
René Boer
and
Mark Minkjan
Spaces of Otherness: Ruins Through a Feminist Lens
Mark Minkjan
Slum Porn: Urban Misery as Catchy Imagery
René Boer
and
Mark Minkjan
The Tyranny of the Filter Bubble and the Future of Public Space
Mark Minkjan
and
René Boer
Why the Pop-up Hype Isn’t Going to Save Our Cities
René Boer
and
Mark Minkjan
What the City of the Future Looks Like in the Next Economy
René Boer
and
Mark Minkjan
What the City of the Future Looks Like If We Don’t Change Course
René Boer
and
Mark Minkjan
Going Embedded at the International Architecture Biennale Rotterdam 2016: The Next Economy
Mark Minkjan
and
René Boer
What this MVRDV Rendering Says About Architecture and the Media
Mark Minkjan
Turncoats: ‘Architectural debates are rubbish’
Mark Minkjan
Did Suburbia Fail?
René Boer
,
Michiel van Iersel
and
Mark Minkjan
Photo Essay: The Most German City in Brazil
Mark Minkjan
Nothing is Permanent: The Imaginative Power of Ruins
Mark Minkjan
Photo Essay: The Lost Views of Space City
Mark Minkjan
Haussmann and the Sanitisation of Amsterdam
Mark Minkjan
Photo Essay: Jing Jin City
Mark Minkjan
Photo Essay: Metropole
Mark Minkjan
Photo Essay: Utopia by the Plot
Mark Minkjan
and
Sonia Mangiapane
Tokyo Void: Possibilities in Absence
Mark Minkjan
Photo Essay: Construction Sights
Mark Minkjan
Photo Essay: After Schengen
Mark Minkjan
Concrete Experience: Bakema’s TrouwAmsterdam
René Boer
,
Michiel van Iersel
and
Mark Minkjan
Photo Essay: The Ferrier Estate
Mark Minkjan
Material Senescence
Mark Minkjan
and
Benjamin Busch
Vacancy Studies: Designing Temporariness
Mark Minkjan
Photo Essay: Frameworks
Mark Minkjan
and
Sam Laughlin
Explore Everything: A Subversive Urban Critique
Mark Minkjan
Lelystad Zuid – Never So Bright
Mark Minkjan
Capturing Transience: Urban Exploration Photography
Mark Minkjan
and
René Boer
Baffled by Belfast
Mark Minkjan
and
Michiel van Iersel
ArchDaily and Architecture Criticism
Mark Minkjan
Photo Essay: Tallinn’s Abandoned Linnahall
Mark Minkjan
FA Workshop: Amsterdam’s Felix Meritis
Mark Minkjan
The Downfall of London’s Streets in the Sky
Mark Minkjan
and
Chris Bevan Lee
FA Workshop: Rapla and Tallinn
Mark Minkjan
Photo Essay: Rapla KEK, Estonia
Mark Minkjan
Is the Architectural Profession Still Relevant?
Mark Minkjan
In the Glasgow Media the Death of a High Rise is Marketed as Progress
Mark Minkjan
Photo Essay: Hiroshima’s Motomachi
Mark Minkjan
FA#10: Beyond Failure
Mark Minkjan
FA Workshop: Re-imagining Campanhã, Porto
Mark Minkjan
(Counter) Productive Dystopia
Mark Minkjan
The Poetry of Decay
Mark Minkjan
School’s Out: A Modernist School Building Has to Go
Mark Minkjan
An Artist’s Impression: Larissa Fassler on Berlin’s Kottbusser Tor
Mark Minkjan
Nottingham: ‘Early Martyr of Highway Engineering’
Mark Minkjan
Wouter Vanstiphout on Architecture and Politics
Mark Minkjan
The City as a Private Enterprise
Mark Minkjan
How Business Shapes Our Cities
Mark Minkjan
Owen Hatherley in Defense of Post-War Planning
Mark Minkjan
Excavating the Future in Cardross, Scotland
Mark Minkjan
Failed Architecture #06: Concrete Failures
Mark Minkjan
Failed Architecture #01: Preservation as a Matter of Urgency
Mark Minkjan
The Nazis and the US May Be Gone But the Devil Remains
Mark Minkjan
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