issues 1–98 are available in PDF format
issues 1–98 are available in PDF format
issues 1–98 are available in PDF format
On 25 November 2019 OASE #104 will be presented at the architecture school La Cambre in Brussel, Belgium.
> Unique OASE issue on locations of metabolism that kept communities urban households in order.
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With contributions by: Burkay Pasin & Gul Kacmaz Erk; Ben
Vandenput; Koenraad Danneels; Julia von Mende; Dagmar Pelger & Emily
Kelling; Ludo Groen; Nitin Bathla; Andrea Bortolotti, Andrea Aragone
& Marco Ranzato; Diana Soeiro; Ciel Grommen, Dieter Leyssen &
Maximiliaan Royakkers; Nadia Casabella & Jan Denoo; Riccardo M.
Villa en Hans Vandermaelen.
On 17 June 2019 OASE #103 will be presented at the University of Manchester. Starting at 12.30. Everyone is welcome and a lunch is provided. More information in the pdf.
> Internationally renowned architectural historian Kenneth Frampton received the Golden Lion at the Venice Biennale 2018. Critical Regionalism is his most known theory
> Today, architects are searching for new ways to design and conceive built space. Critical Regionalism might just be the concept that we need to revisit.
On 16 May 2019 OASE #103 was launched at Hochparterre Bücher, bookstore for architecture in Zürich, Switzerland. These images give an impression of the launch, starring OASE editors Hans Teerds and Tom Avermaete as well as architectural historians Stanislaus von Moos and Irina Davidovici.
On Thursday May 16th 2019, OASE #103 will be presented at the Hochparterre bookshop in Zürich (Switzerland) at 19.00h (Gasometerstrasse 28). The presentation of this issue, which reinvestigates the concept of Critical Regionalism as coined by the architectural historian Kenneth Frampton, will be followed by reflections of architectural historians Stanislaus von Moos and Irina Davidovici. Entrance is free and everyone is welcome, so join us on May 16th in Zürich!
OASE #102 will be presented during the event Jokerweek in Ghent (Belgium), on 3 April from 18:00 – 18:30 hrs in indoor-wielerpiste ’t Kuipke in the Citadelpark in Ghent (walking distance from train station Gent St-Pieters).
The presentation is followed by a lecture by the British architect Stephen Bates from the office SergisonBates.
Entrance is free and everyone is welcome, so join us on 3 April in Ghent!