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Job Floris, Anne Holtrop, Hans Teerds (eds.)
Krijn de Koning, Bas Princen (guest eds.)
OASE 84
Models
Samir Bantal, JaapJan Berg, Kees van der Hoeven, Anne Luijten
Architecture in the Netherlands
Yearbook 2010/11
Anne Loes Nillesen (Defacto), Jeroen Singelenberg (SEV)
Amphibious Housing in the Netherlands
Architecture and Urbanism on the Water
Lars Spuybroek
Textile Tectonics
Research and Design
Marijke Kuper
Lex Reitsma (film)
Rietveld's Chair
Lex ter Braak, Edwin Jacobs
Robbie Cornelissen
The Capacious Memory
Kas Oosterhuis
Towards a New Kind of Building
A Designers' Guide for Non-Standard Architecture
Nader Vossoughian
Otto Neurath
The Language of the Global Polis
Christian van 't Hof, Floortje Daemen, Rinie van Est (Rathenau Institute)
Check In / Check Out
The Public Space as an Internet of Things
Ben Maandag
Photography: Dick Sellenraad, Piet Rook
RandstadRail Rotterdam
Infrastructure & Architecture
Bart Goldhoorn, Mark Swenarton, Dorine van Hoogstraten, Dirk van den Heuvel
Dick van Gameren,Olv Klijn, (Chair in Dwelling, Faculty of Architecture, Delft University of Technology) (eds.)
DASH
The Residential Floor Plan
Paul Meurs, Marie-Thérèse van Thoor (eds.)
Zonnestraal Sanatorium
The History and Restoration of a Modern Monument
David de Bruijn, Job Floris, Christoph Grafe and Gus Tielens with Madeleine Maaskant (guest editor)
OASE 83
Architecture on Commission
Marinke Steenhuis, Esther Darley, Noël van Dooren, Lilli Licka, Lodewijk Wiegersma , Lara Voerman
Bureau B+B. Urbanism and Landscape Architecture
Collective Genius 1977-2010
Glenn Adamson, Rick Poynor, Aaron Betsky
Vincent van Baar, Bert van Meggelen, Timo de Rijk (eds.)
Dutch Design Yearbook 2010
Rob Dettingmeijer, Marie-Thérèse van Thoor and Ida van Zijl (eds.)
Rietveld's Universe
Editors: Johan Lagae, Tom Avermaete and David De Bruijn
OASE 82
L'Afrique, c'est chic
Architecture and Planning in Africa, 1950-1970
Salomon Frausto (ed.)
Hunch 14
Publicity
Meta Berghauser Pont, Per Haupt
Spacematrix
Space, Density and Urban Form
Huib Haye van der Werf (ed.)
The Architecture of Knowledge
The Library of the Future
Winy Maas, Pirjo Haikola, Ulf Hackauf, The Why Factory (eds.)
Green Dream
How Future Cities Can Outsmart Nature
Editors: Tom Avermaete, Christoph Grafe, Klaske Havik, Johan Lagae, Véronique Patteeuw, Hans Teerds, Tom Vandeputte
OASE 81
Constructing Criticism
Maarten Struijs, Gemeentewerken Rotterdam
Understanding Rotterdam
Infrastructure & Architecture
Dick van Gameren, Dirk van den Heuvel, Olv Klijn, Harald Mooij and Pierijn van der Putt (eds.)
DASH
The Woonerf Today
Olof Koekebakker
PrixdeRome.nl 2010
Architecture
Noor Mens, Cor Wagenaar
Health care Architecture in the Netherlands
Sarah Williams Goldhagen, Cor Wagenaar, Eric Mumford (eds.)
Positions #1
Grand Plans
Journal on Modern Architecture and Urbanism
Samir Bantal, JaapJan Berg, Kees van der Hoeven, Anne Luijten
Architecture in the Netherlands
Yearbook 2009/10
Dolf Broekhuizen, Evert van Straaten and Herman van Bergeijk
Robert van 't Hoff
Architect of a New Society
Simon Franke, Allard Jolles and Piet Vollaard
With work by Theo Baart, Bas Princen, Ralph Kämena, Jannes Linders, Jeroen Musch and Hans Werlemann
Positions
Photography of Architecture, City and Landscape in the Netherlands
Jos Bosman, Aaron Betsky, Charles Esche, Linda Vlassenrood
Frank Havermans
Architectural Constructions
Kelly Shannon, Marcel Smets
The Landscape of Contemporary Infrastructure
Tom Avermaete, Klaske Havik, Hans Teerds (eds.), Nancy Meijsmans (guest editor)
OASE 80
On Territories
Huib van der Werf, Kate Orff, Merijn Oudenampsen, Klaske Havik
Waterfront Visions
Transformations in North Amsterdam
Hilde de Haan
Wood Works Onix
Architecture in wood
Dick van Gameren, Dirk van den Heuvel, Olv Klijn, Harald Mooij, Pierijn van der Putt, Sebastiaan Kaal and Paul Kuitenbrouwer
DASH
The Luxury City Apartment
Joachim Declerck, Christoph Grafe, Ruben Molendijk (eds.), Kersten Geers (guest eds.)
OASE 79
The architecture of James Stirling, 1964-1992
Ole Bouman, Anneke Abhelakh, Mieke Dings, Ingrid Oosterheerd, Martine Zoeteman
Architecture of Consequence
Dutch Designs on the Future
Vincent van Baar, Bert van Meggelen, Timo de Rijk (eds.)
Dutch Design Yearbook 2009
Winy Maas, The Why Factory (eds.)
Visionary Cities
12 reasons for claiming the future of our cities
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David de Bruijn, Maarten Delbeke, Job Floris, Christoph Grafe, Ruben Molendijk, Tom Vandeputte (eds.)
OASE 86
Baroque
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In OASE 86 the architecture of the baroque era is placed under the microscope and assessed with regard to its relevance for modern and contemporary architecture. On the basis of several historical studies, this issue examines how the complex geometric compositions and surface treatments of the baroque might be coupled with contemporary design practice.
Paperback, 128 pages, Dutch/English edition
€ 25.00
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The Why Factory, Delft: Winy Maas with Tihamér Salij and Bas Kalmeyer
Hong Kong Fantasies
Challenging World-Class City Standards
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The Why Factory throws down the gauntlet to the city of Hong Kong. What role will Hong Kong be fulfilling in the future? Which specialism should the city focus on in the trial of strength with other cities, such as Shenzhen, Shanghai and Singapore?
Paperback, 176 pages, English edition
€ 30.00
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This manual sheds light on every aspect of designing housing. The organization of the living space and the residential building is dealt with systematically, from the breadth, depth, stacking, access to dwellings and the urban ensemble. This revised edition has been expanded with 20 new exemplary projects, boasts an improved structure and has been enriched with a new chapter about the process of design
Hardback, 448 pages, English edition
€ 54.00
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The third Dutch Design Yearbook offers an overview of more than 60 of the best designs produced in the Netherlands in 2010 and 2011 in the fields of spatial design, product design, fashion and graphic design. This edition of the yearbook also offers a preview: Which designs will transform our surroundings in the future?
Paperback, 216 pages, Dutch/English edition
€ 35.00
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Klaske Havik, Véronique Patteeuw, Hans Teerds (eds.)
OASE 85
Productive Uncertainty
Indeterminacy in Spatial Design, Planning and Management
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The economic crisis of the last few years has had an impact on the domain of spatial planning and architectural practice. This is why OASE finds it imperative to pose the question of how the designer can put this uncertainty to productive use. In other words, is there potential for the design in the unstable and changing societal and urban context?
Paperback, 128 pages, Dutch/English edition
€ 25.00
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Within four prepositional sections, contributions, derived both from the archive and contemporary commissions, are arranged in chronological order. This arrangement, which comes to represent the evolution of architecture culture and discourse, also functions as an informal history of the Institute, documenting the theoretical trends that have developed across the Berlage’s existence.
Paperback, 544 pages, English edition
€ 35.00
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'All that we’re wrecking is stones,’ was the Taliban leader Mullah Mohammed Omar’s description of the destruction of the Buddhas of Bamyan, the largest standing statues of Buddha in the world. The priority of the fighters was not smashing stones, but breaking the soul of a culture, the spirit of people who venerated other gods.
Paperback, 400 pages, English edition
€ 49.50
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'We have to find our way back to beauty,’ writes Lars Spuybroek in the introduction to The Sympathy of Things. In this book Spuybroek argues that we must ‘undo’ the twentieth century – the age of minimalism, abstraction and genocides. This leads him to the aesthetical insight of the nineteenth-century English art critic John Ruskin, from which he distils pointers for our time.
Paperback, 400 pages, English edition
€ 35.00
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A skateboarding school in Kabul, a cinema in Jenin, murals in the favelas of Rio de Janeiro, a garden in Paris and a museum in Japan – what difference do such projects make to the daily lives of the people who use them? Lukas Feireiss has brought together about 30 examples from five continents to literally present the proof of the ways architecture can transform our everyday surroundings.
Paperback, 240 pages, English edition
€ 35.00
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Lara Schrijver, Elain Harwood, Dirk van den Heuvel, Pierijn van der Putt, Dick van Gameren, Christopher Woodward (Chair in Dwelling, Faculty of Architecture, Delft University of Technology) (eds.)
DASH
The Urban Enclave
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The idea of the pluriform city seems more current than ever. Society was still homogeneous 50 years ago; today highly divergent modes of life and culture are all seeking a place within our cities. DASH 5. The Urban Enclave is the product of an investigation into large-scale housing projects in the inner city, both historical and contemporary.
Paperback, 160 pages, Dutch/English edition
€ 35.00
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