3 | 2018
Money
The discussion of architecture, with all the visibility of its objects, tends to downplay the invisible flows of money that sustain its production. It is as if the dependency on economic forces is too much to face up to; better then to celebrate the catalytic genius of the architectural hero and then the glorious outputs, and try to ignore everything else that goes on in between. This issue intends to probe the in-between space of the operations of architecture, examining the intersection of the projects of architecture with economies, and with it their associated social and political contexts and implications. It is only through a better understanding of the way that contemporary economics cut across architectural operations that one can learn to deal with these dominant forces in a resistive and transformational manner.
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Denaro, o il convitato di pietra [Full text]Money, or the Elephant in the Room [Full text | translation | en]
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Economie dell’architettura [Full text]Editorial. The Economies of Architecture [Full text | translation | en]
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The Apple Case [Full text]Architecture, Global Market, and Information Technology in the Digital Age
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The False Problem of Urbane Design [Full text]
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Flows of Capitalism, Flows of Architecture [Full text]
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Teaching the Value of Work [Full text]
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Two Questions on the Ontology of Money [Full text]An Imaginary Dialogue between John Rogers Searle and Maurizio Ferraris
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Design Construction Networks [Full text]Who Builds Your Architecture? (WBYA?)
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How to Design Housing for the Poor? [Full text]
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Crowdfunding & Architectural Practice [Full text]A Testing Ground for Homestay-Hotel in China
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Labour, The Way We Work [Full text]Commentary
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RE: This Thing Called Theory [Full text]Commentary
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Schede
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Juliet Odgers (Editor), Mhairi McVicar (Editor), Stephen Kite (Editor), Economy and Architecture [Full text]Abingdon and New York, Routledge, 284 pp. – 2015
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Chichester, West Sussex: Wiley Blackwell, 291 pp. – 2016
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