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Metabolism started in Tokyo in the sixties, coinciding roughly with the activities of other experimental and theoretical urban cell-groups, like Archigram and its "plug-in city" projects. The Metabolists rejected orderly town-square layouts, claiming that ...

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Many would have read Non's Article "Culture of Criticism" and here is an article long overdue which would add on to the context of what Non is talking about. A couple of months ago, I received an email ...

I woke up one morning – it was a Saturday – and checked my email before 8am as usual and found an email written to me by a presumably young and enthusiastic reader of architecture. The content ...

2007 was a year of massive change. Quoting Bruce Mau and the Institute without Boundaries, “Design has emerged as one of the world’s most powerful forces. It has placed us at the beginning of a ...

Maybe your image of Tokyo coincides with one of two stereotypes, both mistaken. 1. Old, thatched and wooden dwellings with 'partitioned' space created by sliding screens and modular tatami mats; or 2. A fantastic mess of soaring and colliding ...

WE are back with the second instalment from our tête-à-tête with Malaysian architect, Kevin Mark Low of smallprojects. In our previous article, Kevin spoke of his design sensibilities, influences and beliefs – ...

With the new Architecture Park, Jinhua now has its own outdoor gallery of starchitect commissions. Just like how Design has become marketed as recreation and lifestyle in a way that art once was, this may be architecture's terminal ...

December 2007. Two days. Sixteen hours. Fourteen forum speakers. One whirlwind Networking Party to boot. Thus concluded the very virgin Archi Forum 07 - one of the key events of Singapore's inaugural Archi Fest 07: ...