Thecityasaproject.org Website Review

join us at 33 bedford square, first floor, front room, on thursday, december 13, for a day of discussions on the in-progress work of diploma 14 on the architecture of the garden – with guest critics sébastien marot (epfl), david burns (rca), and pep avilés (penn. measures of security: ferdinando fuga’s reali granili and the politics of grain provision in 18th century naples. programme, friday 13 november 2015. part 2 of 3: peer illner, peggy deamer, and roundtable with p. v. aureli, peer illner, peggy deamer, programme, friday 13 november 2015. part 2 of 3: fabrizio ballabio, andreas rumpfhuber, fabrizio gallanti scroll down for abstracts and timing of the presentations 00:06:30 min fabrizio ballabio (architectural as*ociation, ayr) the palace, the pulpit and the plant. programme, friday 13 november 2015. part 1 of 3: pier vittorio aureli, francesco marullo, maria sheherazade giudici scroll down for a seminar series by pier vittorio aureli & maria shéhérazade giudici fall term 2017 architectural as*ociation, london, phd program first published in the real review 1, spring 2016. notes on ann c. huppert, becoming an architect in renaissance italy: art, science, and the career of baldas*arre peruzzi. between the 14th and 16th century the european city developed from being civitas to what the though not to be published until 2005, in 1998 toyo ito – one of the architects featured in moma’s exhibition, a japanese the second of the two articles by platon issaias on the critique of the idea of urban informality through the example of the urbanisation. war within four walls: “familiar horror” and domestic architecture in athens. this essay is the first installment of a two-part investigation on the history of the greek city and its distinct domestic architecture. the two essays aims to a critique of the popular category of ‘informal urbanism’ by interrogating the underlining relation between urban the garden not only creates a minimum condition for a life, but it is the spatial device through which the power of the sovereign dominates