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The new Hunch critically examines worldwide issues and ideas shaping the built environment and the international architectural discourse from a Dutch perspective.
Hunch is an architecture periodical that reconsiders the evolving disciplines of the built environment to seek alternative modes of production and consumption.
Hunch merges theoretical and practical content into a valuable sourcebook of analytical ideas and generative strategies.
The Launch of a New Hunch Series by the Berlage Institute:
- New editorial structure
- World wide issues shaping the built environment
- New design and format
- Published twice a year
- Leading authorities and emerging voices in the architecture discourse
- Theory and Practice
- Topically oriented essays.
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Salomon Frausto (ed.)
Hunch 14
Publicity
Design:Niels Schrader, with Karen van der Kraats, Illustrated (colour and b/w ), Paperback, 176 pages, Format: 24 x 30 cm
English edition, ISBN 978-90-5662-743-0, € 27.00
In association with the Berlage Institute
Architecture has – more than ever before – become part of the popular imagination because of the rapid urbanization and increasing globalization of the past two decades, This issue of Hunch explores the act of making architecture public. The contributions reflect on the greater role that architects and architectural design are playing in public consciousness and perception. Subjects include political decision-making, the repercussions of public sponsorship on innovative design, the development of public/private partnerships for the creation of urban space, the implementation of marketing strategies in design work, and the use and proliferation of media exposure by architects. The contributors also explore the tools and techniques used to produce meaningful architectural and urban space, while rethinking what it means to make ‘public’ architecture today.
With contributions by Tom Avermaete, Alexander D’Hooghe, Dieuwertje Komen, Fumihiko Maki, David Mohney, Edi Rama, ZUS, et.al.
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