Bruno Notteboom
- Bio
- Bruno Notteboom (b. 1973) is an engineer-architect and urban planner and obtained his PhD in urbanism and spatial planning at the Department of Architecture & Urban Planning at Ghent University in 2009. He is currently assistant professor at Ghent University and professor at the Sint-Lucas School of Architecture in Ghent. His research focuses on the iconography of landscape and city since the nineteenth century. He was co-curator of an exhibition on photographer Edmond Sacré in the Ghent city museum STAM in 2011 and is a member of the Ghent Urban Studies Team, for which he organized a conference on the mid-size city in 2012. Bruno Notteboom has been a member of the editorial board of OASE since 2010.
[last updated in 2013]- Editors of this issue
- Michiel Dehaene, Bruno Notteboom, Hans Teerds
- Editors
- Tom Avermaete, Job Floris, Christophe Van Gerrewey, Christoph Grafe, Michiel Dehaene, Bruno Notteboom, Véronique Patteeuw, Hans Teerds, Gus Tielens, Hüsnü Yegenoglu
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- Editors of this issue
- Bruno Notteboom, Klaske Havik, Michiel Dehaene
- Editors
- Anne Holtrop, Bruno Notteboom, Christoph Grafe, Christophe Van Gerrewey, David de Bruijn, Gus Tielens, Hans Teerds, Job Floris, Klaske Havik, Tom Avermaete, Tom Vandeputte, Véronique Patteeuw
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- 12/12/2016Presentation OASE 96 and lecture Interboro Partners + 1010 architecture urbanism
Thursday 15 December 2016, Tobias Armborst (Interborro Partners) and Bert Gellynck (1010 architecture urbanism) will give a double lecture. The lecture is followed by a discussion with the (guest)editors of OASE 96, Michiel Dehaene, Els Vervloesem en Marleen Goethals. Joachim Declerck (AWB) will moderate the discussion.
- 05/12/2016Call for papers OASE 99. The Architecture (Museum) Effect
- The aim of OASE 99 is to establish a working understanding of architecture museums as institutions and nodes in architecture’s cultural apparatus. To engage critically with different perspectives and use historical and theoretical grounding to uncover the presence and relevance of architecture museums institutions in contemporary architecture culture.Proposals for contributions should be submitted by JANUARY 15, 2017, and must include a proposed title, an abstract (maximum 300 words), as well as the contributor’s name, professional affiliation (if applicable), email address and a short bio (maximum 300 words).
- 01/12/2016Presentation of OASE 97 on 12 December 2016 in Antwerp
On 12 December 2016 the editors of OASE 97 will talk about action and reaction in architecture with Xaveer De Geyter (XDGA) and Willem Jan Neutelings (Neutelings Riedijk Architects). This event is sold out, registration is no longer possible.
- 25/10/2016Klaske Havik presents OASE 95 in Bogotá, Colombia
- On 28 October 2016 Klaske Havik – member of the editorial board of OASE – will be the closing speaker during the Semana del Arquitecto in Bogotá, Colombia. She will present OASE 95 and talk about transcultural practices in architecture and urbanism. The event is organised by the Sociedad Colombiana de Arquitectos Bogotá.
- 01/09/2016Exhibition about Karel Martens in New York
Exhibition “Recent Work” about OASE’s graphic designer Karel Martens presented at P!, a gallery in New York from 11 September – 30 October 2016.
- 01/06/2016Now available: OASE 96. Social Poetics — The Architecture of Use and Appropriation
OASE 96 examines the remarkable revival of architectural practices that focus on reuse and appropriation of buildings, environments and materials. To what extent can and will designers engage in this process, and what is the possible positive or negative social impact of these interventions? This issue focuses on case studies, practical experience, critical refl ection and ideas that show how architects and urban planners proactively deploy reuse in view of future user opportunities and/or applications.
- 29/05/2016Call for Papers: OASE 98. Narrating Urban Landscapes
The aim of this issue of OASE is to understand the historical foundations of the concept of narrativity in reading and designing the (urban) landscape, and to uncover the relevance of narrativity for today’s practice.
Please send your abstract (maximum 500 words) before 15 July 2016 to info@oasejournal.nl.
- 18/01/2016Now available: OASE 95. Crossing Boundaries — Transcultural Practices in Architecture and Urbanism
This issue of OASE takes as its point of departure the cross-cultural conditions in which architects, urban designers and landscape architects work. It focuses in particular on architects working in a condition of displacement – in other words in relation to cultures, far away or nearby, that are not their own.
- 12/11/2015Audio recording presentation OASE 94 online on YouTube
- The audio recording of the presentation of OASE 94 with Rem Koolhaas in De Kunsthal on 3 September 2015 is now available online on our YouTube channel: https://youtu.be/OMUWyFEI9p8
- 17/08/2015Presentation of OASE 94 with Rem Koolhaas on Thursday 3 September 2015 in The Kunsthal
Editors Christophe Van Gerrewey and Véronique Patteeuw will talk with Rem Koolhaas about the first decade of the Office for Metropolitan Architecture.
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