Client Jewish Community of Bologna
Location Piazza Memoriale della Shoah, Bologna, Italy
Year 2016
Authors SET architects (Lorenzo Catena, Onorato di Manno, Andrea Tanci)
Photography Simone Bossi
Images and expectations
An interview with Fala
Results: Call for Publications
New Urban Challenges
A6K Advanced Engineering Centre
by Traumnovelle
New Generations Festival 2020
Streamed Online
Lluís Alexandre Casanovas Blanco
Practice as research
Non-autonomous architecture
An interview with CENTRAL
Chybík+Kristof
Creating commissions
Between art and architecture
An interview with Diogo Aguiar Studio
Bathyard Home
by Husos Architects
La Madriguera
by delaVegaCanolasso
2001
Optimistic realism
VOJ - The Lake House
by JRKVC
Architecture Is Just a Pretext
Berlin Maps
the lean.city / design+experience+new media for Millennials and Generation Z
The Distributed Cooperative
Concrete and Ink: Storytelling and the Future of Architecture
Hidden Architecture
Rebel Bodies Rebel Cities
PICCOLO MANUALE SUL FITORIMEDIO
(Brief Handbook of Phytoremediation)
SUPERDOMESTICO
Light Infrastructures
Multiplo
transformation in design
Does Effective Planning Really Exist?
Urban makers
Actions, practices and process for an urban remake
GRAM
Fantasmapedia
INSTITUTO
Yearbook’19
T3xture
Issue 4: The Edge of Edge
Domestic Boundaries
Dulwich Pavilion
Moment, Movement
Crumble Magazine #5
ADATO
Architecture and Medicine, Architecture and Projection
Rotunda (1-3)
Beyond the Echo Chamber
ARQ magazine
Space in-between
CAVES
L Latitude Logbook
CO-OP City
Future Collective Domestic
Quality, Control
Momentum III: Limited Frameworks
ARQDOCS
Camillo Boano: The Urbanism of Exception / Whatever Architectur, Ines Weizman: Documentary Architecture / Dissidence through Architecture, Keller Easterling: Histories of Things that don’t Happen and Shouldn’t Always Work / World City Doubles
ARDETH
Architectural Design Theory
Madrid Interior
About Local and Rural
A metabolic approach to the management of Garraf Natural Park
EYESORE
CARTHA Magazine
Other Glories
Proposal for the renaturalization of Barcelona
Platform for Change
A FARM CULTURAL PARK Guide
In Between
The urban architecture of Donna van Milligen Bielke
Porto Brutalista
Landscape for Architects
Rethinking the Periphery
Urbanisms of remittances, (Re)productive houses in Dispersion
Pnyx
Chez Etym.
Architecture and 'pessimism'
Alerta Mira-sol
Architectures from informal tourism (2020)
Playful living in nature
Foresturbia (2015)
Manual for a landscaped city
Pemba: Spontaneous Living Spaces (2020)
Steel Cities, The Architecture of Logistics in Central and Eastern Europe
Tools for the activation of local ecosystems oriented to practice
Monkey Factor - small stories for a reconciliation with nature
Virtuous situations from the industrial past and some ideas for the 'Climatic Metropolis' to come
(the cases of Brussels and Paris)
CONDOMINY
Patterns of Rural Commoning (2020)
Panteon (2019)
empty coruna? (2018)
Co-machines: Mobile Disruptive Architecture (2018)
A City of Our Own: Urban Feminism for the 99% (2020)
Failed Architecture special series
After Belonging (2016)
The Objects, Spaces and Territories of the Ways We Stay in Transit
Beyond the Port City. The Condition of Portuality and the Threshold Concept (2020)
Genes, Robots, and Toxicity: the Haunted Landscapes of Milk Production (2020)
Informal rooting. An open Atlas (2020)
Upstairs New York: An Infovisual Projection on the City’s Future Roofscape (2020)
Homy, Coliving, Cohabiter (2018)
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