articles published and unpublished
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- 2008 - How Sim City Changed the Game of Planning - Volume #16Article on the ideas behind the various incarnations of Sim City, and the influence of the game on the next generation of architects and planners that grew up playing this game.
- 2007 - Internet leest voor uit eigen werk (interview met Jonathan Harris)In de helder verlichte erker van Lust, waar Paulus Potter ooit zijn beroemde stier schilderde in 1647, praten wij met Jonathan Harris (1979), Jonthan’s fascinatie is het menselijke gezicht en de poëtische kracht van het Internet ontsluiten.
- 2007 - Around the table: Cultural Economist / Arjo Klamer - Volume #14Interview with Arjo Klamer together with Arjen Oosterman for the Volume issue on 'Unsolicited Architecture'
- 2007 - Around the table: Building Manager / Dik Smits - Volume #14Interview with Dik Smits for the Volume issue on 'Unsolicited Architecture'
- 2007 - Around the table: Building Expert / Hugo Priemus - Volume #14interview with Hugo Priemus for the Volume issue on 'Unsolicited Architecture'
- 2007 - Around the table: Architect / Matthijs Bouw - Volume #14Interview with Mathijs Bouw (One Architecture) together with Arjen Oosterman for the Volume issue on 'Unsolicited Architecture'
- 2006 - Revising PracticeA short essay addressing the problematic relation between architectural theory and practice as discussed in the discourse around Projective or Post-Critical practice. The essay does this through comparing the writings of Allen with Somol and Whiting.
- 2006 - Exploding Practice - Volume #7The definition of the field of architecture is determined by a negotiation of the ‘old’ inside and the new and ever changing outside. Where the inside is building a golden cage around her discipline to preserve a certain ground to keep the violence of big
- 2006 - Exploding Practice (lecture, easa006 - Budapest)What would an architecure practice look like if its liberated from building? What if architecture would expand its boundries and approach the whole world as its working terrain? What if architecture would not wait anymore for clients...
- 2004 - Na kritiek komt... - Pantheon 2Dit artikel is een korte inleiding zijn op een ambitieus project van Stylos dat een onderzoek instelt naar de meest recente ontwikkelingen in de architectuurtheorie.
- 2004 - Architect: tussen droom en daad (Bert van Meggelen, Kees van der Hoeven, Noud de Vreeze, Harm Tilman, Olof van der Wal, Fons Verheijen)verslag van Talkshow #1 in het kader van Powerplay (2004), het 22ste Lustrum van Stylos, Faculteit Bouwkunde TU Delft.
- 2004 - Ademen in een utopisch vacuüm of verdrinken in een realiteit zonder kritiek. (Ole Bouman, Winka Dubbeldam, Winy Maas, Hilde Heynen)Verslag van conferentie in het kader van Powerplay(2004), het 22ste Lustrum van Stylos, Faculteit Bouwkunde TU Delft.
- 2003 - 'Criticus, ken uw taak!' - Pantheon 5Critici, de hogepriesters der architectuur treden niet meer buiten hun kerk. De architectuur gaat in de recente geschiedenis ‘kritiekloos’ voorwaarts. Immer blijven dezelfde klanken klinken vanuit klooster der moraalridders, ...
my portfolio (since 2006)
prss release [publishing]
In spring 2008, together with Marten Dashorst I started prss release, a so-called 'paper blog aggregator'. The main premise of this project is "We want to disclose all the goodies that are posted in the blogosphere to an audience that doesn't keep track of blogs on a daily basis, an audience that hates reading more than a few sentences from their computer screens."
The Lost Room [website]
Website I designed and developed for The Lost Room workshop which was held summer 2007 in Beirut in the context of the 'Public Space Summer Workshop' of Studio Beirut. The workshop was organized and developed by Partizan Publik
Archis.org [website]
The new Archis website is project were I worked on 6 months or so, and still is an ongoing project. In the course of time new features will be developed released. This work (developing the editorial framework) I did in close collaboration with Resource Studio (design and scripting) and of course Archis. The Archis site is designed in such a way that it can grow and expand with in various ways with additions like satellite websites, blogs, etc. This is possible through the WordPress MU platform where it is built upon.
Difüzyon - Istanbul [events]
In Fall 2006, together with some students of Taşkışla, the Architecture Faculty of ITU (Istanbul Technical University) we founded Difüzyon (diffusion). A platform for designer in Istanbul.
The first events we organized was dörtyüzsaniye (fourhundredseconds, an event where 10 designers, each presenting their projects in 6 minutes and 40 seconds (400 sec). The presentation has been derived from the Pecha Kucha format. Every edition the event is held in another venue. After that also Mimarlık Savaşları (Architecture Battles), an event where 4 groups of architecture students are making projects on a certain theme in 45 minutes. Creation, presentation and jurry stages, alltogether finished in 60 minutes.
ISIKLAL RADIO [film]
Short film I made about a radio that travels around in Istanbul. The radio receives only one street that condenses the sounds of Istanbul. The dial tunes in to various locations and there associated sounds along this street which is Istiklal Cadesi.
RIVERSIDE DREAMS [architecture]
Architecural design proposal (Center for Contemporary Urban Culture), Kagithane, Istanbul. Riverside Dreams Project in the framework of European Capital of Culture 2010 , at the Istanbul Technical University, Fall 2006.
LED attack workshop - Budapest, August 2006 [workshop]
EASA 2006 in Budapest provided Roelant ten Kate and me the opportunity to test our potential as workshop tutors. Our workshop was called 'LED attack'. We invited our participants to think about ways how we could use LED+3V battery in diverse ways to create events and unexpected moments in the city of Budapest.
TOPOGRAPHIE DES TERRORS [architecture]
Architectural design proposal (Documentation Center) near Potsdammerplatz,Berlin. Studio Border Conditions, TU Delft, Spring 2006.
PROJECTIVE LANDSCAPE - A conference on projective practice, March 2006 [event]
The Projective Landscape Stylos Conference wanted to research and explore the similarities between a few -at first sight- seemingly diverse developments within the architecture debate taking place in Europe and the United States. These developments appeared to offer a fruitful strategy for architecture in the 21st century. Because this specific debate was (still is) very scattered, the conference aimed to map and clarify these different developments and hoped to come to a clearer formulation of what was being referred to as projective practice. By which we meant an architecture that is engaged with the reality of the society in which it is embedded, but focuses on its own discipline instead of looking for legitimatization of its practice in just societal criticism or in disciplines outside itself like sociology and philosophy.
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Quinta Monroy Housing - Elemental
Some excellent social housing in Chile by Elemental. The housing consists of a series of row houses with open space adjacent to each dwelling. While in its virgin state the housing is appealingly por. […]
The iPhone shirt: world’s most locked-in device explodes
While I was standing in line for one of the first iPhone 3G’s in Holland last July, this tweet by Amazon CTO Werner Vogels made me chuckle: Strange how people who fanatically promote openness are li. […]
2008 best of the “best of lists”
Here’s our metalist of the most interesting best of lists from around the net, featuring (Thank God) more than the run-of-the-mill bands that you can find everywhere. * Eureka! Albums of 2008 on Tin. […]
To Infinity and Beyond
A concept of landscape architecture and site design involves the acknowledgement of desire paths, those etched remnants of the accumulation of thousands of footsteps over a particular planted area. Wh. […]
The Creator Economy
I am listening to Paul Saffo talk on the KQED program Forum. He is talking about what we might see coming up in the next few years. He discusses what he calls the ‘Creator Economy’ based around t. […]
Jordi Colomer at the Jeu de Paume in Paris
All i knew about Jordi Colomer before entering his solo show at Le Jeu de Paume in Paris was his Anarchitekton series, i was prepared for the absurd. I didn't know the absurd could make so much sense.. […]
Kitsune Noir’s Favorite Albums of 2008
I’ve been compiling this list for god knows how long, and since there is exactly one day left of 2008, I figure I should get my butt in gear and post it. This is a list of my 15 top favorite albums. […]
As Time Goes By
“All things move, all things run, all things are rapidly changing. A profile is never motionless before our eyes, but it constantly appears and disappears. On account of the persistency of an image. […]
The Downturn of the McMansion?
Objectivities: Photography from Düsseldorf
Bernd and Hilla Becher, Lime Kilns: Meppel, 1968, 2005 In the mid '70s, a group of young photographers were studying at the Kunstakademie Düsseldorf. Their professors were Bernd and Hiller Becher, a. […]
Food for Thought
It's been ages since I've posted anything on urban agriculture, and it's long-overdue... I realize my neglect after spending a bit of time sifting through some research in finishing up the SDAT report. […]
The Infrastructural City - Networked Ecologies in Los Angeles
The Infrastructural City - Networked Ecologies in Los Angeles, edited by Kazys Varnelis (Amazon UK and USA.) Publisher Actar says: Once the greatest American example of a modern city served by infrast. […]
25 :: Route du Soleil
In 25 nummers Bright is dit misschien wel het belangrijkste artikel dat we ooit hebben gepubliceerd. Er is een revolutie is gaande die onze samenleving wezenlijk zal veranderen: de overgang van fossie. […]
PHRWEE_URB 02
Theory 101While you can find a plethora of treatises regarding sustainable design, the more extreme form of PHRWEEU is an emerging phenomenon. Still, Post Humanist Rewilded Eco Ethical Urbanism is exh. […]
PHRWEE_URB 01
What Humanism means to me is an expansion, not a contraction, of human life, an expansion in which nature and the science of nature are made the willing servants of human good. John Dewey, What Humani. […]
This cartoon is taking a deep breath and checking the wind direction.
NOTE: On the off-chance I don’t get another Rut toon up before Christmas (and let’s be honest, given my track record of late, it’s rather unlikely) I would like to wish you all a Merry and. […]
Scientists extract images directly from brain
Researchers from Japan’s ATR Computational Neuroscience Laboratories have developed new brain analysis technology that can reconstruct the images inside a person’s mind and display them on a comp. […]
Mines || The Last Frontier?
Diavik Mine, Canada, via NPRIt's hard not to look at a photograph of a mine and get inspired. Well, maybe mortified as well, but, yes, somehow strangely inspired. Maybe it is the megastructuralist tha. […]
Less is more: Packaging Design & Inflation
Educated consuming is one thing; sleuthing out clever design tactics is quite another. On the Today Show yesterday I witnessed what was probably a eureka moment for a packaging designer. Through tric. […]
Time on your side
We all have nagging to-dos—the ones we put off for weeks or months (or even years). When we finally get around to taking action, we realize that we spent more time dreading them or worrying about th. […]
travel pictures
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Letterfrack [EASA Ireland] - August 2008
Manchester Trip - February 2008
Balkan Turbo Trip (+easa) - August 2007
Roadtrip Greece - August 2007
Istanbul Flashbacks - May 2007
Unbuilt Lebanon - Archis RSVP 10 - November 2006
Kavala/Thessaloniki - October 2006
Istanbul - Touristique - October 2006
London - Art Galore! - October 2006
Istanbul - First Impressions - September 2006
EASA - LED attack workshop - August 2006
EASA - Budapest, Hungary - August 2006
Balkan Tripping - Summer 2006
Terraventure Workshop 'Social Topographies' - Delft/Tokyo - November 2005
EASA 2005 - Bergun, Switzerland - August 2005
Transubstance workshop (EASA 2005)- August 2005
Sarajevo/Mostar - November 2004
Critiques of Cognitive Information Processing
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chaos - a set on Flickr
Peter Zumthor Thinking Architecture and Atmospheres :: books at arcspace.com
On Architecture: How the new Central Library really stacks up
53 CSS-Techniques You Couldn't Live Without | CSS | Smashing Magazine
THE REVIEW: SF Index - The Complex Terrain Laboratory
WordPress Theme: Upstart Blogger Futurosity Magazine | Upstart Blogger
"Innovation" is Dead. Herald The Birth of "Transformation" as The Key Concept for 2009. - BusinessWeek
The WELL - Online community is no oxymoron here. The WELL is known as the birthplace of the online community movement.
Building the Ultimate House : a television series for Discovery Real Time
gridr buildrrr
Computing Machines Can't Be Intelligent (...and Turing Said So) - SpringerLink - Journal Article
According to the conventional wisdom, Turing (1950) said that computing machines can be intelligent. I don''t believe it. I think that what Turing really said was that computing machines –- computers limited to computing –- can only fake intelligence. If we want computers to become genuinelyintelligent, we will have to give them enough ldquoinitiativerdquo (Turing, 1948, p. 21) to do more than compute. In this paper, I want to try to develop this idea. I want to explain how giving computers more ``initiative'''' can allow them to do more than compute. And I want to say why I believe (and believe that Turing believed) that they will have to go beyond computation before they can become genuinely intelligent.
bert de muynck on ordos100: avant-garde architecture in the desert - artforum.com.cn / 英语角
the feed from my tumble blog: howardroark.nl
Travel time to major cities: A global map of Accessibility - European Commission
Objectified trailer (via swissdots)
I.O.U.S.A. motion graphics by Brian Oakes on Vimeo (via Vimeo)
It seems appropriate, given the precarious times, to pay some praise to the recent documentary I.O.U.S.A., not just for the great message but for its motion graphic design. Informational graphics take center stage in a film that puts the U.S. financial crisis into very real terms and images.
An in-depth interview with designer for the film Brian Oakes was recently posted over at Design Observer. Some of the clips are available for viewing below.
Thumb Culture: The Meaning of Mobile Phones for Society
FFFFOUND! | VON LINTEL GALLERY - NEW YORK
Edge by Mobigame - iPhone Game (via Mobigame)
Warhol interviews Spielberg
My Friends Andy, Steve and Bianca Just Hanging Out (via michaeljamespinto)