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2026 3

  1. Communal Living under One Roof: Plank Houses of the Pacific Northwest Coast
  2. Dwelling through Indeterminacy: Susana Torre’s House of Meanings (1970–1972)
  3. Felipe Bedoya: the Grid as an Ordering Universe

2025 3

  1. Forgotten Corners of the World: Heidi Linck’s Enigmatic Works
  2. Architecture as Described through Sight Lines: Hans Vredeman de Vries’ Perspective, 1604
  3. Preserving Common Food as a Defensive Strategy: the Ghorfas of Southern Tunisia

2024 8

  1. From Videogame Landscapes to Embrodery Canvas: La Sentinelle by Marine Beaufils (2022-24)
  2. The Permanence of Form from Vernacular to Rationalism: Giuseppe Pagano’s “Architettura Rurale Italiana” at Milan Triennale (1936)
  3. “I called them Ghosts”. Visual Poems and Sequences by George Wylesol
  4. 90-Degree Axonometric’s by Auguste Merle (Late 19th – Early 20th C.)
  5. “One Can No Longer Distinguish the Sun’s Outline”: Atlas of Clouds and of States of the Sky (1930)
  6. Alain Biltereyst: Traces of Abstraction in the Urban Environment
  7. H. Wieners and P. Treutleins’ Catalogue of Mathematical Models (19th Century)
  8. Man Ray, Mathematical Objects (1934-36)

2023 4

  1. The Hidden Territory: USGS’s 1950’s to 1970’s Isometric Geological Diagrams
  2. Architectural Narrative: “New York City: The Edge of Enigma” by Francisco Javier Rencoret (1991)
  3. Matmata: Underground Dwellings for an Extreme Climate
  4. Carlos Morago. Across the Ordinary Interior

2022 10

  1. A Building to Tell the Time: The Toghrol Tower in Rey, Iran (1063)
  2. A City in Retreat: Les Devantures by Sandrine Marc (2018)
  3. Claude Bragdon: Drawings of the Fourth Dimension (1913-1915)
  4. This Is A Record Cover: Text-based & conceptual album covers. A project by Socks Studio
  5. Fragments of an Unknown Civilization: Works by James Lipnickas
  6. The Square and the Circle: The Palace of Charles V in Granada (1527)
  7. Poetics of the Greenhouse: Works by Bernard Moninot
  8. Michelangelo Caetani’s Six Topographic Maps of the Divine Comedy
  9. Stage Design as a Narrative Device: Norman Bel Geddes’ Stage Set for The Divine Comedy (1921)
  10. Madeleine de Boullogne and Louise-Magdeleine Hortemels, Abbey of Port-Royal-des-Champs: Paintings and Engravings

2021 11

  1. Botany as an Artistic Practice: Anna Atkins’ Blueprints
  2. Constructing Knowledge through Geometry: Ramon Llull’s Figures in Ars Magna, 1305
  3. Database, Network, Interface : The Architecture of Information. An exhibition at Archizoom (EPFL), Lausanne, starting September 27th 2021
  4. Al White, Illustrations for 12th Isle Album Covers
  5. “No Function, Just Form”: CXEMA by Artem Matyushkin (2020)
  6. Energy as Architectural Matter: Oswald Mathias Ungers’ Solar House (1980)
  7. Living Inside the Earth: the Yaodong, cave buildings in China
  8. Linear Analogies: a Selection of Paul Klee’s Black and White Lithographies
  9. Understanding Reality through Wooden Blocks: Froebel Play Gifts
  10. Margarete Fröhlich. Axonometric Explorations of Rooms
  11. “The process I use has nothing at all of that of an ‘artist’ nor does it have anything in common with an ‘artistic gesture’”. Dom Hans van der Laan’s Plastic Number

2020 15

  1. From Vision to Knowledge: Patrick Geddes’ Outlook Tower (1892)
  2. Architecture as a Mnemonic Device: Robert Fludd’s Temple of Music
  3. The Section as an Interior Landscape: Glider, a videogame by John Calhoun (1988-1994)
  4. “Its unfinished decoration in danger of slipping beneath the eye to hurtle wildly across the crumbling walls.” The Cage, a Visual-Novel, by Martin Vaughn-James (1975)
  5. Patterns from the World Underneath: The Ecological Relations of Roots by John Ernest Weaver (1919)
  6. Ryan Carl, Grid Forms Study 02 (2020)
  7. Ryan Carl, Circle Study 07 (2020)
  8. The Architecture of the Workspace: Axonometric Drawings by Peter Judson
  9. An Exercise in Constraints: Drawings by Wacław Szpakowski (1883-1973)
  10. The Theatre as Machine: Joseph Furttenbach Stage Design
  11. Axonometric Realism: “Hortus Conclusus” by Beate Gütschow (2019)
  12. A Visual Thinking Strategy: Oswald Mathias Ungers, Morphologie: City Metaphors (1982)
  13. Symbolic Truth: Geometric Portraits by Indigenous Populations from Brazil.
  14. Mapping Fictional Realms: “Terram in Aspectu” by Liliana Farber (2019)
  15. Color Schemes from Geology. A Work by Uibelakers (1781)

2019 15

  1. Mary Ellen Solt, Moonshot Sonnet (1964)
  2. Two Exhibitions at Iris Clert Gallery, Paris: Yves Klein’s Le Vide (The Void, 1958) and Arman’s Le Plein (The Full-Up, 1960)
  3. Inner Space (The Book)
  4. The Underlying Structure of Letters: Luca Pacioli’s Alphabet from De Divina Proportione (1509)
  5. Gareth Damian Martin, Postcards from The Continuous City, 2018
  6. Rabanus Maurus, De laudibus sanctae crucis, (810-814)
  7. The Shape of Knowledge: The Mundaneum by Paul Otlet and Henri La Fontaine
  8. The Charterhouse of Padua, a Forgotten Place, (Marco Lumini and Alberto Michielotto)
  9. The Abstract Textures of the Aurelian Walls. Photographs by Giampiero Sanguigni (2019)
  10. (Review) Éric Alonzo, The Architecture of the Road, History and Theories (2018)
  11. Spatializing Knowledge: Giulio Camillo’s Theatre of Memory (1519-1544)
  12. The Aesthetics of Taxonomy: Hokusai’s Manga (1814-1878)
  13. Abstract Layers of Territory: Maps by David Lemm
  14. Clusters and Growth: PREVI Housing Project by James Stirling (1976)
  15. John Mehegan, Jazz Improvisation (1959-65)

2018 25

  1. The Thersilion in Megalopolis, Greece (370 BCE)
  2. Luigi Moretti’s Structures and Sequences of Spaces (1952)
  3. The Architecture of Cooking. Illustrations from: Urbain Dubois, La Cuisine Artistique, 1872
  4. The Origins of The Plan: Forma Urbis Romae (between 203 and 211 CE)
  5. The Lenin Institute for Librarianship by Ivan Leonidov (1927)
  6. Ana Frois, Greenhouses (2015-17)
  7. Monumental, Yet So Fragile: Arctic Landscapes by Emma Stibbon
  8. Fausto Melotti, Weightless Constructions (1960’s – 1980’s)
  9. The Museum Inside The Telephone Network (1991)
  10. When Vision becomes Space: Athanasius Kircher’s Camera Obscura (1646)
  11. Irena Gajic’s 100 Houses
  12. Architectura Curiosa Nova, by Georg Andreas Böckler (1664)
  13. Plans of Warfare: Figures from Niccolò Machiavelli’s The Art of War
  14. The Multiple Shapes of Abstract Thinking: Prints by Jesus Perea
  15. Spaces Left Behind: Paintings by Zsofia Schweger
  16. A Downsized Manhattan Between Analogy and Abstraction: “Roosevelt Island Housing, competition” by O.M. Ungers (1975).
  17. Imaginary Places for Mundane Activities: Works by Max Guther
  18. The Search for the “Open Form”: The Extension of the Zacheta Art Gallery by Oskar and Zofia Hansen (1958)
  19. Irena Gajic, Nine Rooms To Die In. (2016)
  20. Espen Vatn Et Al: In Hannes Meyer Pockets: 12 Life Factories, 2014
  21. The Eastern Workers Village at Amarna (c. 1349-1332 BCE)
  22. Visual Groups and Cluster Planning, The Pendrecht District in Rotterdam by the Opbouw (1949-1956)
  23. Human Structures and Architectural Archetypes: Aldo Van Eyck’s Playgrounds (1947 – 1978)
  24. House “for a society that had nothing”, the Soho House by Alison and Peter Smithson, 1953
  25. Mehr Licht ! by Jochen Gerner (2010)

2017 48

  1. Pia-Mélissa Laroche, “Hyper demeures” and Other Graphite Drawings
  2. An Inverted Tower: Well of the Citadel of Turin, by Jean-Nicolas-Louis Durand
  3. David Katz’s Psychological Atlas (1948)
  4. Peter Eisenman, Notes on Conceptual Architecture. Towards a Definition. (1970)
  5. Kon Wajiro’s Archaeology of Present Times
  6. Ella Webb’s Geological Diagrams
  7. Ben Shahn, Untitled Drawing Series, (1948)
  8. The One-Room Apartment by Cornelius Meyer (1689)
  9. An Immaterial Drawing in Space: Alberto Giacometti’s The Palace at 4 a.m. (1933)
  10. Aurélien Débat, Horizon Lines (2014-15)
  11. Max Bill’s Exhibition pavilion of the City of Ulm at the National Exhibition of Baden/Württemberg – Stuttgart, Germany (1955)
  12. Alvin Boyarsky, Chicago à la carte, The City as an Energy System (1968)
  13. Labyrinths of Unreal Buildings: Works by Tishk Barzanji
  14. Depicting Process through Forms: Works by Anton Stankowski (1906 – 1998)
  15. Imants Tillers: This attempting to be That (1980)
  16. Houses, Landscapes and Mental Spaces by Jon Koko
  17. When Body Draws the Abstract Space: “Slat Dance” by Oskar Schlemmer
  18. Jeff Wall, Study for ‘A Sudden Gust of Wind (After Hokusai)’, (1993)
  19. Tim Mara’s Prints Narrative
  20. “Flood! A Novel In Pictures” by Eric Drooker (1992)
  21. A Perfect Grid: the Roman Town of Timgad, the African Pompeii
  22. Indian Memory: A Series of Ceramics by Ettore Sottsass Jr. (1972-73)
  23. Comic as Theater: Gianni De Luca’s Romeo and Juliet (1976)
  24. The Everyday Life of the Bourgeoisie: Watercolours by Josabeth Sjöberg
  25. Architectural Spaces in Tony Bevan’s Paintings
  26. Herbert Bayer’s Small Architectural Projects (1924)
  27. Forgotten Corners, by Andrew G. Fisher
  28. A Symmetry, by Peter Judson
  29. A Portrait of Nature: Alexander von Humboldt’s Kosmos (1845-62)
  30. Wucius Wong’s Principles of Three-Dimensional Design (1976)
  31. Axonometric Projections as a Project: Drawings by Alberto Sartoris
  32. Hartmut Böhm’s Sistematic Principles and Magnetic Fields
  33. “He Left at Least One Sentence Standing Whole” and Other Works by Cristiana Couceiro
  34. A Tough Exercise in Simplicity: Vaccaro’s Kindergarten in Piacenza.
  35. “Unstable Variations” by Kjell Varvin
  36. Early Digital, Unintentional Collages: Fireflies by William Larson
  37. “Visual Induction”: Works by Franco Grignani
  38. Constructing Abstraction. Pablo Picasso’s Constellation Drawings (1924)
  39. The Inner Rooms of Kate Shepherd
  40. Matter, Structure and Form of Life: Der Fels ist mein Haus, by Werner Blaser (1976)
  41. Archetypes and Free Plan: Orinda House by Charles W. Moore
  42. Hashimoto Okiie’s Views of Ancient Castles and Gardens / 1
  43. “Weltschmerz” and “Made in Sarajevo” by Ben Tolman
  44. Alison and Peter Smithsons’ Upper Lawn Pavilion (also known as the “Solar pavilion”), 1959-1962
  45. The Mechanical-Architectural World of Stijn Jonckheere
  46. Cut-out Reality Pieces by Mike Lee
  47. Flows and Growth as Described by Rachel Duckhouse
  48. Estates of Tomorrow, by Catherine O’Donnell (2013)

2016 106

  1. Mario Manieri Elia, The History of Architectural Design (2001)
  2. Mass Black Implosion by Marco Fusinato (2007-ongoing)
  3. Visualizing Land: Works by Matthew Rangel
  4. Don’t Be Afraid of Bad Dreams: Rik Smits’ Cities and Landscapes
  5. Rinat Voligamsi’s Surreal Glimpses of Russia
  6. The City in the Space by Ricardo Bofill and Taller de Arquitectura (1970)
  7. Understanding the Grid /1: Michel Ecochard’s Planning and Building Framework in Casablanca
  8. The Narkomfin Building in Moscow (1928-29): a Built Experiment on Everyday Life
  9. Joseph Müller-Brockmann: Musica Viva Posters for the Zurich Tonhalle
  10. Francisco Mujica : From the Pyramid to the Skyscraper.
  11. Surviving the Fall. Late 19th to early 20th Century Ligurian Ex-Votos
  12. A Not-for-Humans Skyscraper: The AT&T “Long Lines Building” in New York by John Carl Warnecke (1974)
  13. François Marius Granet’s Spaces Under Vaults
  14. National Collegiate Football Hall of Fame in New Brunswick, NJ, by Venturi, Scott Brown and Associates, Inc. (1967)
  15. Communal Living Around a Void: The Shabonos, Dwellings of the Yanomami Tribes
  16. Boats of the Pearl River (1800-1820)
  17. The Ideal City of Chaux by Claude-Nicolas Ledoux (1773-1806)
  18. Herman Volz’s Depictions of San Francisco’s Industrialization (1930’s-1940’s)
  19. William Heath Robinson’s Wacky Inventions
  20. Robert Venturi, The Obligation Toward the Difficult Whole
  21. The “Grand Hotel Babylon” by Adolf Loos (1923)
  22. 120 Variations on the Platonic Solids: ‘Perspectiva Corporum Regularium‘ by Wenzel Jamnitzer
  23. Embracing Landscapes: “Mimesis” (1972-1973) by Barbara and Michael Leisgen
  24. Alexandre Ciancio’s Bain de Foule (2013)
  25. “The Road”(1958): An Antimonument by Oskar Hansen
  26. Reinventing Suburban Reality: “Constructed” by Pawel Nolbert
  27. Almost Metabolist: The New Sky Building #3 by Yoji Watanabe
  28. Piero Portaluppi’s Wagristoratore (1929-30)
  29. Zones Devoid of Time: Ballard’s Penguin Covers, by David Pelham
  30. Leonie Bos’ Ideal Abode
  31. On Continuous Space: Louis Kahn’s Olivetti-Underwood Factory
  32. How to Make Architecture Disappear: Ice House I and II by Gianni Pettena (1971-1972)
  33. Materializing Abstract Space: Project E-2, a House by Hiromi Fujii (1968-71)
  34. The Dining and Assembly Hall at Brunswick Primary School by J.Stirling and J.Gowan (1961-1962)
  35. The Akatsuka House by Takamitsu Azuma, 1969
  36. Liam Cobb, “Reflections” and Other Drawings
  37. ‘Book To The Head’ And Other Comics by Max Baitinger
  38. The Temporary Inhabitant (L’Habitant Temporaire) by Thomas Batzenschlager
  39. Infinite Infrastructure: Drawings of Tokyo Stations by Tomoyuki Tanaka
  40. Apollo Missions 15-17’s Lunar Topographic Orthophotomaps (1973)
  41. Manufacturing Nature: “Trees by Man” by Michael Amery
  42. Monuments for a Future Civilization: Paintings by Minoru Nomata
  43. Brutal Domesticity: Van Wassenhove House by Juliaan Lampens (1974)
  44. A Visual Compendium of the Real World: Illustrations by Takeda Yoshifumi
  45. “Make Mountains” by Mark Lazenby
  46. “The most vivid, built example of Venturi’s contradiction in architecture”: Ni-Ban-Kahn by Minoru Takeyama, Shinjuku, Tokyo (1970)
  47. The Tower House by Takamitsu Azuma (1966)
  48. A Monument to Endless Space: Manifold Garden by William Chyr
  49. Illustrating through Parallel Lines: Works by Owen D. Pomery
  50. Giulio Paolini’s Set Design for Teorema (1999)
  51. “Habitat and the City”: Competition Entry by Neutelings, Wall, De Geyter and Roodbeen (1990)
  52. Music on a Long Thin Wire by Alvin Lucier (1977)
  53. Wolfgang Laib’s Research of Forms
  54. 3 Projects for Schools by Carlo Chiappi (1967-1969)
  55. The Limits of Rationality: Impossibly Thin Table by Junya Ishigami (2006)
  56. Disintegrating Digital Images: Laura Charlton’s Prints
  57. J.N.L.Durand’s “Divers Édifices publics, d’après le Champ de Mars de Piranese” in “Recueil et parallèle des édifices de tout genre, anciens et modernes” (1800)
  58. S.Tigerman and G.L. Crabtree: The Formal Generators of Structure, 1975
  59. Fireworks at Parc de la Villette, Paris, by Bernard Tschumi, 1992
  60. John Hejduk’s Diamond House A (1963-1967)
  61. Understanding How Something is Created: the Drawing Process of Architecten de Vylder Vinck Taillieu
  62. Ordinary Buildings, Reassembled by Oliver Michaels
  63. Spaces Out of Time: Set Design by Richard Peduzzi
  64. The Dominican Motherhouse by Louis Kahn (1965-1968)
  65. “A Roman State of Landscape”. Exhibition and talk at Campo, Rome – June, 23rd 2016
  66. A “Palladian” Villa in Sweden: The Norrköping House by Sverre Fehn (1963-64)
  67. “A Given Moment of a Fleeting Reality”: Banco Pinto & Sotto Mayor in Oliveira de Azeméis by Álvaro Siza Vieira (1971-1974)
  68. “Irrational Thoughts Should be Followed Absolutely and Logically”: Sol LeWitt’s “Variations of Incomplete Open Cubes” (1974)
  69. Various Forms of Architecture (1636), A Selection of Etchings
  70. Brian Eno, Light Music
  71. Experiments in Minimal Living Space: Charlotte Perriand’s “Refuge Tonneau”
  72. Anatomy of The Line: Drawings by Esjieun Kim
  73. A Prototypal House at the Bauhaus: The “Haus am Horn” by Georg Muche (1923)
  74. Wei Shao’s Blank City (2014)
  75. A Selection of Paul Rudolph’s Perspective Sections
  76. Imaginary City Landscapes by Georg Bohle
  77. Buildings painted by Katarzyna Dyjewska
  78. An Introduction to Rudolf Olgiati’s Vocabulary
  79. “Ueno Planet for Exhibition” by Haruka Misawa
  80. Timo Lenzen’s Poster Design
  81. Architecture Erased: Mauren Brodbeck’s Urbanscapes
  82. The Knowledge Box by Ken Isaacs (1962)
  83. German Cities and Other Prints by Dieter Roth (1962-1970)
  84. Infinite Sequence of Interior Space: John Soane’s Bank of England (1788-1833)
  85. Perspective Corrections, by Jan Dibbets (1967-1969)
  86. Thierry Urbain’s Invented Ancient Worlds
  87. Critical Understanding Through Practice: “Autoprogettazione” by Enzo Mari (1974)
  88. An Encounter with “Naked Space”: The Tanikawa House by Kazuo Shinohara
  89. Cedric Price ‘Housing Research’ (1971) and the ‘Steel House’ (1967)
  90. Corporate Uncanny: Paintings and Installations by Stephanie Wilson
  91. Ivan Leonidov’s Competition Proposal for the Town of Magnitogorsk (1930)
  92. Max Thalmann’s “America in Woodcuts” (1925) and “The Cathedral” (1922)
  93. A Collection of Tessenow’s Interiors Drawings
  94. ‘Everything I Have’ and Other Works by Simon Evans
  95. Portrait of Their Landscape and Other Drawings by Seokyong Shim
  96. The “Compact City” of Atlanpole, Nantes by Hans Kollhoff (1988)
  97. A Glimpse of Post-Metabolism: Two Houses by Toyokazu Watanabe
  98. Pirro Ligorio’s “Antiquae Urbis Romae Imago” (Image of the Ancient City of Rome), 1561
  99. Apocalyptic Woodcuts, Etchings and Litographs by Palle Nielson
  100. Inhabiting a Three-Dimensional Grid: The “Railway Sleeper House” by Shin Takasuga
  101. Travel Notes, Ettore Sottsass, Jr. (in: Terrazzo n°1, 1988)
  102. “Café Samt & Seide” by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe and Lilly Reich (1927)
  103. Diogo Seixas Lopes
  104. A Non-Figurative Memorial: The Monument to the Victims of the Concentration Camps in Milan by BBPR (1946)
  105. Eva Hesse’s Circles and Grids Drawings: Ordered Systems as and Expression of an Obsessive, Introspective Quality
  106. Pao: Dwellings For the Tokyo Nomad Woman by Toyo Ito (1985 and 1989)

2015 104

  1. The Form of Form [Announcing the Lisbon Architecture Triennale 2016]
  2. Louis Reith’s “Nachttuin” and Other Paper Works
  3. Constructing a False Reality: Chris Engman’s Photographs
  4. Fragments of a Dream-like City: Collages by Tali Bayer
  5. “How Do We Represent Something That We Never Look At?” Drawings by Martinet et Texereau
  6. Axonometric Views by Harriet Lee-Merrion
  7. Concrete Modular Cities by David Umemoto
  8. When Geometry Comes to Life: “Somnium” by Laurent Millet (2014)
  9. “House Without Qualities” by O. M. Ungers (1995)
  10. The View From Inside: Tiny Interiors Paintings by Eleanor Ray
  11. Fracturing and Displacement of Form: Daniel Libeskind’s Early Collage Drawings (1967-1970)
  12. Collapsing Utopia: Massinissa Selmani’s “1000 Villages” and the Failed Algerian Agrarian Revolution of 1973
  13. Infinite Small Landscapes by Claire Harvey
  14. Underground New York Speculation: “Lower East Side Quarry” by Rebecca Fode (2012)
  15. A Growing, Incremental Place – Incremental Time: “Victims”, a Project by John Hejduk (1984)
  16. The Free University of Berlin (Candilis, Josic, Woods and Schiedhelm – 1963)
  17. Unsettling Interiors by Joachim Devillé
  18. The House of Glass Was Suddenly All Solid Walls, A Project by Anne Holtrop (2006)
  19. From the Furniture to the City: 1964 Scale-Escalating Projects by Metabolist Kenji Ekuan
  20. Museum of Lost Volumes by NEMESTUDIO (2015)
  21. Absence of Style: Lewis Baltz and the New Topographics
  22. Domestic Monuments: Drawings by Nathalie Du Pasquier (2009)
  23. “The Set and the Script” in Architecture: The Manhattan Transcripts (1976-1981) by Bernard Tschumi
  24. Scary Monsters and Nice Prints: Works by Jamie Temple
  25. Light, Shadows, Projections: Set Design by Josef Svoboda
  26. Grid, No Corridors, No Open Floor: Casa Mora by Ábalos y Herreros
  27. A Land-Art of Imagination: Drawings by František Lesák
  28. The Round City of Baghdad
  29. The Beauty of Indeterminacy. Graphic Scores from “Treatise” by Cornelius Cardew
  30. The Artic City. A project by Frei Otto and Kenzo Tange
  31. Franco Albini’s A Room for a Man (1936)
  32. Collecting, Rearranging and Reinventing: Ray Yoshida’s Comic Works
  33. Relief– Architecturer l’Horizon (an exhibition at the Frac Center in Orléans)
  34. Landscape Pictograms by Otl Aicher
  35. The Prince Of The Darknet. Illustrations by Daniel Stolle
  36. The New Landscape in Art and Science by György Kepes
  37. The Etruscan Tumuli: Underground Cities for the Dead
  38. Negative Writing: ‘Home’ and Other Works by Jochen Gerner
  39. Dreamy Pencil Interiors by Vicky Ling
  40. El Lissitzky’s “Cabinet of Abstraction”
  41. Inside Outside: Illustrations by Michael Kirkham
  42. Storytelling with Forms and Patterns: Prints and Textiles by Hannah Waldron
  43. Ultimate Disaster and Other Drawings by Isabel Seliger
  44. Evil House: Monochrome Drawings by Morten Schelde
  45. Fragmented Memory: Glitch Textiles by Phillip Stearns (2013)
  46. Abstraction, from the Amerindian tradition to Modernism: Textile Works by Anni Albers
  47. Building a Micropolis: SimCity in 1989
  48. The “Haus der Freundschaft” (House of Friendship): a Megaform in Istanbul by Hans Poelzig (1916)
  49. The Battle of Manhattan: Reliving the 1776 Revolution in the City of Today
  50. Kazimir Malevich’s Arkhitektons
  51. Selected Illustrations by Jake Terrell
  52. Earliest Land-Art: Herbert Bayer and Fritz Benedict’s Green Mound and Marble Garden (1954-1955)
  53. “Making Cinema Out of Cinema”: G.Baruchello and A.Grifi’s La Verifica Incerta (1964-65)
  54. The Even Covering of the Field (Sam Jacob)
  55. The Supreme Achievement – Call for Students Contributions
  56. Gianfranco Baruchello’s Infinite Small Systems
  57. Musgum Mud Huts
  58. Project for a History of Architecture, Johann Bernhard Fischer von Erlach (1721)
  59. “The Factory Kitchen” by Alexander Rodchenko (1931)
  60. About the Domestic Common: Ion Zupcu’s American Homes (2012)
  61. Gustavs Klucis’s ‘Constructions’ and Other Works
  62. City: Bolshevik Superpoem in 5 Cantos, by Manuel Maples Arce
  63. Accidental Abstraction: Works by Marc Nagtzaam
  64. Julien Rodriguez: “La Marche Sensible”
  65. Statement and Counter-Statement, by Experimental Jetset (2011)
  66. Think Space 2015 / ‘Weak Monumental Square’ by Aristide Antonas
  67. Within Four Walls: Binnenskamers by Tim Enthoven
  68. The Pleasures of Suburban Life: Las Terrenas Resort (Elia Zenghelis – Eleni Gigantes, 1989)
  69. Drawing Soane: a Comic by Eu Jin Lim
  70. Order and Failure: Wittgenstein’s Haus on Kundmangasse
  71. ‘Things are Queer’ by Duane Michals (1973)
  72. Steven Holl’s Bridge of Houses (1979-1982)
  73. L. S. Lowry: the Project of the Working Class Environment
  74. Andrew DeGraff’s Unfinished Construction Sites
  75. Chris Ballantyne’s Suburban Uncanny
  76. Images Come First. Andrea Alberghini interviews Manuele Fior
  77. Fragments of Decay and Dystopia in the Comics of Liam Cobb
  78. Serialised Reliefs by Jan Schoonhoven (1950’s – 1990’s)
  79. Extended Sequence of Flowing Spaces: 33rd Lane (Geoffrey Bawa’s House in Colombo – Sri Lanka) – 1959-1970
  80. “Light, Time, Silence” by Keisuke Yamamoto
  81. “The house sees itself reflected in the office”: Abalos & Herreros’ Housing & City, Barcelona (1988)
  82. Gábor Attalai: Map Works For Klaus Groh (1971)
  83. Arnar Ásgeirsson’s Living Sections
  84. Suburbs as Land Art: Drawings by Ross Racine
  85. Cold Hill Side: Landscapes by Claire Trotignon
  86. Ko. Machiyama’s “Last experiments in America” and Other Illustrations
  87. Monument for Every Situation, Lygia Clark (1964)
  88. Playhouse of Straw (Peter Stackpole on LIFE Magazine – June 1956)
  89. Civilization and its Discontents According to Ben Tolman
  90. Tokyo-X: an “Anti-Compositive and Anti-Typological” Project by Andrea Branzi
  91. “It’s Not Going to Happen Like That” and Other Paintings by Anna Conway
  92. “Agricultural City” by Kisho Kurokawa (1960)
  93. Simmetry and Alignments: The Temple of Horus in Edfu
  94. Suburban Mystique: Bic Drawings by Kevin Lucbert
  95. “Along the River During the Qingming Festival” by Zhang Zeduan (12th Century) and an 18th Century Remake
  96. MAP Office: Hong Kong Is Land (2014)
  97. Madelon Vriesendorp’s Manhattan Project
  98. Erwin Heerich’s Abstract Geometrical Compositions (and Other Works)
  99. Suburbia and Other Catastrophes: Drawings by Jeremy Profit
  100. The Map as an Artistic Territory: Relief Shading Works and Studies by Eduard Imhof
  101. Allan Wexler’s Axonometrics of the House (1979)
  102. Maulwerke (Mouth Works) and Other Compositions’ Graphic Scores by Dieter Schnebel
  103. Breaking Ground (2011-2014) by Allan Wexler
  104. Blinding Berlin: ‘Pan’ by Johann Besse

2014 101

  1. Autonomous Neutral Objects: The Combinatorial Models of La Villette’s Folies
  2. Rento Van Drunen’s ‘Gridcollages’ and ‘Transmission’
  3. Scissors Series by Chiara Dattola
  4. “I grew up here, but I never felt entirely part of it”: Marco Tirelli’s Tiny Sculptures
  5. Rem Koolhaas and the Bourgeois Myth of New York (Gabriele Mastrigli – 2013)
  6. Theory of Colours: James Sowerby’s ‘A New Elucidation’ (1809)
  7. Waiting Land: Ideal Homes / Interiors / Inventory (Karen Lohrmann & Stefano de Martino 2001-2013)
  8. Hans Poelzig’s Festspielhaus in Salzburg
  9. Thomas Barbey’s Rotring Cliffs Drawings (2014)
  10. Roland Kayn and the Development of Cybernetic Music
  11. “Where is the Mind, When the Body is Here?”: Pushwagner’s Soft City (1970)
  12. The Observatory by Robert Morris (1971)
  13. Paul Kirchner’s The Bus (1978)
  14. “An Extended Moment, a Slightly Displaced Presence”: Miwa Ogasawara’s paintings
  15. Gordon Matta-Clark’s “Reality Properties: Fake Estates” (1973)
  16. Richard Giblett’s Architectural Algorithms
  17. Franco Purini: Study of Architectural Elements (1968)
  18. Corner Solutions of Mies Van Der Rohe’s towers (John Winter, 1972)
  19. William Turner’s Perspective Lectures Diagrams
  20. Kaupungin Arkkitehtuuri: Posters from the Museum of Finnish Architecture (1950-2000)
  21. Ettore Sottsass Jr.’s Metaphors (1972-1979)
  22. “Je croyais voir un piège”, by Laurent Millet (2012)
  23. Klaus Rinke: Time, Space, Body, Transformations
  24. A Book of Images Drawn by William Thomas Horton (1898)
  25. Moving Boundaries in the Alps: Italian Limes (Venice Architecture Biennale 2014), by Folder and collaborators
  26. Socks-Studio/Microcities in 2014 Venice Architecture Biennale: State of Exception (Spacelab’s Weekend Monditalia Special)
  27. The St.Benedictusberg Abbey at Vaals by Hans Van der Laan
  28. Eileen Gray’s 1920’s Screens
  29. Less is (not) a Bore: Illustrations and Designs by Okuyama Taiki
  30. “I haven’t found a measure yet / To calibrate my displeasure yet”: The design sensibility of post-punk band WIRE
  31. Axonometric Drawings by Icinori
  32. Rhythmus 21, an Early Abstract Film by Hans Richter (1921)
  33. Les Immatériaux (an exhibition by Jean François Lyotard at the Centre Pompidou, 1985)
  34. 120 Doors by Pezo Von Ellrichshausen (2003)
  35. The Imaginary City of Tamponville (Aurélien Debat and Marc Kauffmann)
  36. Section Drawings by Céline Jesberger and Pierre-Louis Filippi
  37. Mary Miss’s 1977–1978 Perimeters/Pavilions/Decoys
  38. Reinventing Monumentality: the Competition for the District of Les Halles in Paris by A.Monestiroli (1979)
  39. Being in Love Eases the Pain, Illustrations by Harriet Lee Merrion
  40. Effimero: or the Postmodern Italian Condition (14th Venice Biennale of Architecture – 2014)
  41. Ground Floor Crisis (14th Venice Biennale of Architecture – 2014)
  42. Factories and Plastics by Marion Tivital
  43. The Banality of Everyday Life: Domestic Interiors painted by Vilhelm Hammershøi (1864-1916)
  44. Traces of Nature in Japanese Suburbs: Works by Yukiko Suto
  45. Nathalie Du Pasquier’s Recent Paintings and Constructions
  46. Giorgio Scarpa’s Models of Rotational Geometry (1978)
  47. The Building is the City: Le Corbusier’s Unbuilt Hospital in Venice
  48. Flat Manhattan (1883)
  49. Meteorographica, or Methods of Mapping the Weather, by Francis Galton (1863)
  50. Diane Berg doesn’t work as an Architect Anymore
  51. Town Planning by Peter Judson
  52. “Irrational and Useless” Monument: The Abu Dhabi Mastaba by Christo and Jeanne-Claude
  53. The Field and the Nave: the Mezquita of Córdoba
  54. The Plan is a Society of Rooms*: Goldenberg House by Louis Kahn (1959)
  55. Miniatura (Searching Analogous Relations in São Paulo’s Incongruous Reality)
  56. Charles Minard’s Infographic of Napoleon’s Invasion of Russia
  57. Qasr al-Hayr al-Sharqi, the “Eastern Castle” in the Syrian Desert
  58. Unnatural Perspectives by Morimura Ray
  59. Jean-Jacques Lequeu: a Visionary at the Age of Reason
  60. A Settlement for Equals: The Town of Biskupin in Poland
  61. Project of my ‘Self’, by Golnar Abbasi
  62. First City in Antarctica, a 1980-83 Study by Amancio Williams
  63. Tomnod: Scan Satellite Images from your Home
  64. Brandhaus II: A Building Conceived to be Set on Fire
  65. On the Persistence of Form: Lynn Davis Sculptural Photos
  66. Ascii-Art Mapping: SyMAP (or Early Computer Generated Cartography)
  67. Space Replay, an Eerie Space Manipulating Device
  68. Notes for a Short History of the Anti-Monument /1 : Claes Oldenburg Proposed Colossal Monuments
  69. Infinite Stairs and Dissected Buildings: Marcin Bialas’ Visions
  70. From Lines to Volumes: Architectural Drawings by Kristin Arestava
  71. “I do not draw plans, facades or sections”: Adolf Loos and the Villa Müller
  72. The Three Mawangdui Maps: Early Chinese Cartography
  73. About the Spatial Experience: Hans Dieter Schaal’s Paths, Passages and Spaces (1970’s)
  74. House E.1027 by Eileen Gray illustrated by Josephin Ritschel
  75. Tools for Minimal Space Occupations: Action Pieces by Franz Erhard Walther
  76. Artificial Microclimates: Nature Within Walls in Montreuil and Pantelleria
  77. Your Prison (The Routine of Daily Life) by Alexander Brodsky
  78. “Nowhere I actually want to be”: Drawings by Kat Masback
  79. Learning from the Casbah: Horizontal Housing Units in Rome by Adalberto Libera
  80. To Transcend Reality and Function as Symbol: Stage Design of Edward Gordon Craig
  81. The Field and the Wall: The Great Mosque of Samarra
  82. “Under the Mountain” by Jamie Mills
  83. “Silent Architecture” by Simon Ungers
  84. Rooms in the Forest: Jan Szpakowicz’s House (1971)
  85. A City Made of Rooms : The “Neue Stadt” of Köln (1961-1964) by O.M. Ungers
  86. Structures to Let Man Fly: Bell’s Tetrahedral Kites
  87. How to Isolate Yourself and Inhabit Everywhere: Absalon’s Living Cells (1991-1993)
  88. Walls as Rooms /4 : The Hakka Tulou (Community Housing for Equals)
  89. León Ferrari’s Héliographias / 2 (Iterations, Textures, Pattern)
  90. “The Architecture of Madness”: León Ferrari’s Héliographias
  91. City Maps by Jazzberry Blue
  92. Mapping the ‘Bloody Week’: The Last Days of the Paris Commune in a Cartographic Narrative
  93. ‘Forest’ and Other Interpretations of Nature by Jamie Mills
  94. The Tall Office Building Artistically Considered, an ETH Zürich Studio by Adam Caruso
  95. Science Fiction and Architecture in the Work of Frank R. Paul
  96. Marco Cadioli’s Abstract Journeys and Necessary Lines (2011 – 2013)
  97. Light Prop for an Electric Stage by Laszlo Moholy-Nagy (1929-1930)
  98. Sculptural Cartography: How The Marshall Islands Inhabitants Used Stick Charts to Map the Waves
  99. Staging Deceptions as a War Strategy: The WWII Ghost Army
  100. Yannis Xenakis’ Polytopes: Cosmogonies in Sound and Architecture
  101. Monopoly before Monopoly: A Board Game as a Critical Device

2013 60

  1. A Building is an Island is a Building: The Île Seguin Renault Factory in Paris
  2. Colourful Interior Design for the Sonneveld House (Brinkman and Van der Vlugt, 1929-1933)
  3. E.L. Youmans’s “Chemical Atlas: Or, The Chemistry of Familiar Objects” (1854)
  4. A Revolution in Stage Design: Drawings and Productions of Adolphe Appia
  5. Evolutionary Housescape: the Metabolist Sky House by Kiyonori Kikutake (1958)
  6. The World Explained by Kappa Senoo
  7. Jivya Soma Mashe and the Controversial Exhibition ‘Les Magiciens de la Terre’ ( Paris, 1989)
  8. Drawings and Visions by (Other) Italian Futurist Architects
  9. Methods, Processes and Transformations: 1930s Works by Kurt Kranz
  10. The Imaginary Town of an Unconscious Architect: The 387 Paper Model Houses of Peter Fritz
  11. House Within a House /1: Todoroki Residence by Hiromi Fujii, Ichikawa (1976)
  12. An Ancient Example of Cluster Planning: Pit Houses and Kivas in Chaco Canyon, New Mexico
  13. A Forgotten Masterwork: Cinema Airone in Rome by Libera with Capogrossi (1952-56)
  14. Flying Boats /2 – Latécoère 521 “Lieutenant de Vasseau Paris”
  15. “Must it Stay that Way?” Critical Posters by Gunter Rambow (1971)
  16. Holiday Machine in Tropea, Italy (1967) by Cristiano Toraldo di Francia (Superstudio)
  17. “Is all Architecture Truly Political?” A response to Quilian Riano by Ross Wolfe
  18. Seventy ‘Tana’ or ‘Tokowaki’ Variations, in Tetsuro Yoshida’s ‘The Japanese House’ (1935)
  19. Hans Poelzig’s Sulphuric Acid Factory in Luboń, Poland (1911-1912)
  20. A 50 x 50 House for Mass Production (1951): An Unbuilt Project By L. Mies Van Der Rohe
  21. Applying the Cadavre Exquis: The Competition for the Dutch Parliament Extension, OMA (Koolhaas, Zenghelis, Zaha Hadid) – 1978
  22. Walls as Rooms / 2: Fortified Churches in Transylvania
  23. Amancio Williams’s Bridge House (Casa del puente), 1943-45
  24. An Unbuilt Project by L. Kahn: The Library of the Washington University
  25. Sonsbeek Pavilion in Arnhem, Aldo Van Eyck (1966)
  26. Peugeot Skyscraper in Buenos Aires, a Project by Maurizio Sacripanti (1961)
  27. Adolf Loos, Tristan Tzara House, Paris (1925-1926)
  28. Drawing the Naked City: Shohei Manabe
  29. The Funambulist Papers Vol.1 and a crowdfunding campaign for the Archipelago project
  30. Atlas Photographique de la Lune (1899)
  31. Bruno Taut: The City Crown (1919)
  32. “Before and After Science” and the Eno/Schmidt collaboration
  33. “The true story of Mr Like”, By Nanni and Colella – Crowdfunding Campaign
  34. Peter Behrens’s Drawings (1922-29)
  35. John Hejduk: The Riga Project (1987)
  36. Hans Hollein’s Alles Ist Architektur (1968)
  37. Visual arts and Space of Involvement (Savioli and Natalini on students’ works) – 1966/67
  38. When the World Was Flat, Paintings by Chris Ballantyne
  39. The Creation of the World According to Moses by Wilhelm & Jan Goeree, 1690
  40. When the Earth Began Looking at Itself: the Landsat Program
  41. Confusion of Tongues: The Construction of the Tower of Babel
  42. Computer Graphics’ Archaeology: the HP 9845C Demo
  43. Oil on Canvas Works by Garcia / Frankowski
  44. The Mnemosyne Atlas, Aby Warburg – The Absorption of the Expressive Values of the Past
  45. Ettore Sottsass jr., Mobile and Flexible Environment Module, 1972
  46. “Ekümenopolis: City Without Limits” (a Documentary Film About Istanbul )
  47. Ugo La Pietra on Venice (1982)
  48. The Diesel Era Lithographs of Louis Lozowick (1920’s to 1940’s)
  49. A Selection of Texture Based Sketches by Giacomo Nanni
  50. OASE Covers by Karel Martens
  51. Barents Lessons: Teaching and Research in Architecture
  52. Francesco Chiacchio, Illustrations for Emile Zola’s Germinal
  53. Architecture Without Humans
  54. Brian Sanders: Artwork Commissioned for the Making of 2001: A Space Odyssey (1968)
  55. Soviet Abstract Architecture Blueprints (mid-1920s to early-1930s)
  56. “House Taken Over”, by Julio Cortazar, (1944) illustrated by Juan Fresan (1969)
  57. Éva Le Roi’s “Conditionnement”
  58. How the House looked like in 2001
  59. Microcities’ “The Field” at The Storefront for Art and Architecture, NYC
  60. Tango, by Zbigniew Rybczyński (1980)

2012 144

  1. Hoppla Kultur (50 pictures to the glory of our time) by A. Paul Weber
  2. Grant Wood and Regionalism (Visions on Rural Life and Work)
  3. Images of a Changing World: Settai Komura (1887–1940)
  4. Salaryman 6 – A Modern Tale of Overwork in Japan
  5. Tsunehisa Kimura’s Digital Apocalypse
  6. Review: The Draftery Fig. 02 – Narrative Exhortations
  7. “Don’t you think there is enough anxiety at present?” The 1982 Debate Between Christopher Alexander and Peter Eisenman
  8. “Taking Measures Across the American Landscape” by James Corner and Alex McLean
  9. Pierre-Antoine Marraud, Proposal for a Dystopian Architecture
  10. Deserto Rosso #0 – ‘Festschrift per gli 80 anni di Peter Eisenman’
  11. The Territory as an Abstract Cartography
  12. Atemporality at Work *
  13. Relational Cities, by Fabio Alessandro Fusco
  14. Book Review: Pamphlet Architecture 11-20
  15. Chris Marker’s Junkopia
  16. # OCCUPY BIENNALE # COMMON BATTLE GROUND
  17. A Collection of Italian Board Games (Mostly 19th to 20th Century)
  18. Enzo Mari “Struttura 895, Omaggio a Fadat” (1967)
  19. Fritz Kahn: Human Body as an Industrialized World
  20. Mark Lombardi’s Narrative Structures and Other Mappings of Power Relations
  21. Sophia Martinek’s The Worker
  22. Mas Yendo Speaking of Himself
  23. Olympic Diving Diagrams, from the Stockholm games of 1912
  24. Mas Yendo: Machines for Living in The End of Times
  25. Oscar Newman’s Underground City Beneath Manhattan
  26. About Metropolis
  27. “Utopia”, “The Mediatory City” and “The Struggle for Housing”: Three Issues by Gruppo Strum (1972)
  28. The Walled City of Shibam, a ‘Manhattan of the desert’
  29. A False Paris Outside Paris: a ‘City’ Created to be Bombed
  30. dOCUMENTA13: Francis Alÿs’ REEL/UNREEL (2011)
  31. dOCUMENTA 13: Three Invisible Works
  32. dOCUMENTA 13: News From Nowhere, by Moon Kyungwon & Jeon Joonho, [a Retrospective from the Future]
  33. The Future of Architecture and other Collages by Nils-Ole Lund
  34. Otto Dix, Der Krieg (The War) – 1924
  35. dOCUMENTA 13: Bomb Ponds, by Vandy Rattana
  36. dOCUMENTA 13: Czechoslovak Radio 1968, by Tamás St. Turba
  37. dOCUMENTA 13: A Brief History of Collapses, by Mariam Ghani
  38. There’s nothing you can do about it: Short history of the Architect and the Robot, by Gérard Courtieux (1969)
  39. Hiroshi Hara, 500x500x500m, A New Type of Residential Cube for 100,000 People (1992)
  40. Across the Space Frontier, (1952)
  41. KRIEGSMASCHINE, BY THNMD – 2012
  42. Mother, do you think they’ll drop the bomb? Post-apocalyptic depictions of 80’s Nuclear Paranoia
  43. Stuxnet: Anatomy of the first weapon made entirely out of code
  44. Description of Egypt
  45. “Art is a mixture between concept and discipline”: Hanne Darboven
  46. How to use infographics to tell a story
  47. Mikhail Okhitovich and the Disurbanism
  48. Arabic Machines: Early Schematics
  49. Lectures on Ventilation (1869)
  50. Exploring the interiors of London Underground/DLR stations
  51. Central Library Rotterdam, Jaap Bakema – 1977-1983
  52. Duga-3, a Giant Abandoned Radio Structure Within the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone
  53. Grand Finale, [all 135 Space Shuttle Launches]
  54. Bringing the Atom into the American Homes: Erik Nitsche illustrations for General Dynamics
  55. The So-called Utopia of Centre Beaubourg, (An interpretation) – Luca Frei
  56. Atlas for the Blind, 1837
  57. LUFTSCHLOSS, (Castle in the Air) by Anna Borgman and Candy Lenk
  58. MinJeong Ahn, An Autobiography in Diagrams
  59. Poles of Inaccessibility
  60. Lotta Nieminen, Helsinki (2010)
  61. Athanasius Kircher SJ – ‘Musurgia Universalis’, 1650
  62. Katzenklavier (Cat Organ)
  63. Comparing Urbanization
  64. Yoichiro Kamei, Ceramic Works
  65. Johann Leonhard Rost’s “Astronomisches Handbuch” (1718)
  66. The Social Use of the Kitchen (from Ottagono 48/1978)
  67. The book of Fortresses, a XVI Century Codex of Defensive Structures
  68. Lyrical Theatre in Cagliari, Maurizio Sacripanti, 1965
  69. How the World was Imagined: Early Maps and Atlases
  70. An experiment to wholeness: Gerd Jansen – Work 1983/84
  71. Kugelhaus, by John William Ludowici
  72. When Mathias Rust landed on the Red Square, Building an Imaginary Bridge on the Iron Curtain
  73. Early Days of the Advertising Business
  74. 19th Century Paper Theater Ephemera
  75. Duck and Cover, Nuclear War Awareness campaign
  76. Stephen Walter’s Maps
  77. Nikolai Lutohin, Sci-fi illustrations from 70’s Yugoslavia
  78. Again on “How big really?”
  79. How Big Really?
  80. Reyner Banham – “L’uomo all’expo” + Piero Sartogo – “Habitat 67” (Casabella 327/’67)
  81. Artificial Landscape (La Pietra on Domus 665/1985)
  82. Ugo La Pietra – Per Oggi Basta (“That’s it for today”) and Other Videos
  83. Giacomo Nanni – 21 12 2012
  84. OMA’s Très Grande Bibliothèque – (More)
  85. Strategy of the void: Building the model of OMA’s Très Grande Bibliothèque
  86. Hipcescu. Come and discover the magic
  87. The Unplayable Score: Faerie’s Aire and Death Waltz – John Stump
  88. Architecture of Aggression: Buildings, Ideology and Media during Wartime (Casabella 394/1974)
  89. Roberto La Forgia “Il signore dei colori”
  90. Thomas Carpentier’s “L’homme, mesures de toutes choses”
  91. Past Forward 2012 / The Peak by Zaha Hadid (Domus 1983)
  92. David Gissen’s Reconstruction of the Mound of Vendôme
  93. Technologic wizardries at Paris 1900’s Exposition Universelle
  94. The way things go… David Weiss (1946-2012)
  95. Utopianism and Megacities, according to Mr.David Harvey
  96. Tropicomania: “The Social Life of Plants” at Betonsalon, Paris
  97. Rear Window: dissecting and recreating a movie’s scenario
  98. Microcities lecture at Cornell University, Rome / April, 19th 2012
  99. Synapse Magazine: archiving the history of electronic music
  100. Walls as Rooms: British Castles and Louis Kahn
  101. Expo 1970 Osaka: the inaugural ceremony
  102. Unemployed into Self Employed, an article by Leon Krier, 1985
  103. The Future, according to Google Search Results
  104. “Linea Ex Machina” / Questioning Architectural Representation, a project by Nelson Larroque
  105. Mapping the flowing of wind
  106. A day in the life of a warehouse robot
  107. Rituals, Before and After Space
  108. ScanLAB Projects’ Bartlett Summer Show 2010 (pioneering 3d scanning)
  109. Daniel Libeskind’s “Micromegas” (1979)
  110. Personal Cities, by Béatrice Coron
  111. What America does for a living (1972 / 2012)
  112. The State of the World Atlas, 1981
  113. Oscar Reutersvärd’s impossible constructions as gameplay (Don’t do this at work – 27)
  114. A Consumerist Landscape
  115. Hell is Real! (The miracle of Fluo-colours, by Dimitris Polychroniadis)
  116. Oma’s 1989 Sport Center Project for Noorddijk, Groningen, Netherlands
  117. Emma McNally’s Fields, Charts, Soundings Cartographies
  118. Miracle at the Vistula, by Simone de Iacobis
  119. Utopia Factory Abraxas / Terrorism Museum, by Stéphane Degoutin and Gwenola Wagon
  120. Day One, (a World Without Objects), by Microcities
  121. The very corporeal infrastructure behind the immaterial network: history of the international submarine cables
  122. Nø City Guide, a monumental work on Shanghai
  123. A phrenology of the artist’s mind: Grayson Perry‘s 2004 “Map of an Englishman”
  124. Cycle Masturbation Machines, Jan Švankmajer, 1972-1973
  125. London at work and play in the 60’s
  126. Celestial Mechanics, by Oronce Fine (1549)
  127. David Knight’s Making Planning Popular – A Manifesto
  128. Ho Kim’s The Vertical City and Other Works for Peter Cook’s Atelier at ESA
  129. Towers of Silence: Zoroastrian Architectures for the Ritual of Death
  130. McKnight Kauffer’s The World in 2030
  131. Chris Marker’s La Jetée Study Guide
  132. Livio Dimitriu, Stairwells (1976-78)
  133. Cartographic Regression
  134. Architecture without contents studio at Mendrisio
  135. Subterranea, Drawings by Rick Gooding
  136. Taxonomies of Transition: Urban Segregation Maps by Bill Rankin and Eric Fisher
  137. Bernhard Leitner’s Soundcube, 1969
  138. Bernhard Leitner’s Le Cylindre Sonore, 1987
  139. Bunpei Ginza, History of Tokyo
  140. Stuart Franks’ City in a Building (and other drawings)
  141. Modern Art Oxford’s 50 Years of Art Exhibitions Posters
  142. Larissa Fassler, Les Halles (2011)
  143. Geographical Strips, Cilindrical Projections, Centerfolds
  144. Zoe Zenghelis and OMA

2011 227

  1. Weaponized Architecture by Léopold Lambert
  2. Pier Vittorio Aureli, Future of History
  3. ‘We’re Building Assembly-Line Cities and Buildings’ – A Koolhaas Interview
  4. XVII Century Processions
  5. Projekt 666, print works by Bengt Böckman, circa 1965–69
  6. Some Kraftwerk for Christmas
  7. La Guía de las Rutas Inciertas (Guide of Uncertain Routes) by Clara Nubiola
  8. The Frame House, by Omar Ghazal
  9. Michael Webb interviewed by Tim Abrahams
  10. Laszlo Moholy-Nagy – Dynamic of the Metropolis (Sketch for a film) – 1921/1922
  11. Cybernetic Serendipity (1968) – The Computer and the Arts
  12. Dan Mountford — The world inside us
  13. Removing / Extending Manhattan
  14. The Road to Hell / The Road to Heaven
  15. “We can’t buy, so we occupy”, by Erin Ota and Caroline Smith
  16. Computational Politics and Architecture: From the Digital Philosophy to the End of Work
  17. Technical Cutaways, 1940s, By Frank Soltesz
  18. Living as form
  19. “The Architect’s Brain”, illustration by Point Supreme for Conditions
  20. B-Side, Designs by Felix Pfaeffli
  21. Tiger Tateishi, The Vanishing City (Milan)
  22. “Nobson Central” and “Welcome to Nobson”, a microcosmos created by Paul Noble
  23. Ugo La Pietra, La Casa Telematica, 1971
  24. Studio Magazine features “Tower of Joy”, by Leopold Lambert
  25. Findings on Elasticity, Lars Müller Publishers
  26. “Grundrisse, Housing Solutions for the Immaterial Worker” by Microcities wins first prize at Think-Space | Moral borders competition!
  27. Why Start an Architecture Journal in an Age That is Disgusted with (Most of Them), by Françoise Fromonot
  28. Maria Luisa Corapi’s “Davanti a un’opera” (Facing an artwork)
  29. Philipp Schaerer, Bildbauten series, 2007- 2009
  30. Denis Andernach’s architectural drawings
  31. Paul Klee, Pedagogical sketchbook, 1968
  32. NEU-YORK, a psycho-geographical cartography of alternate history
  33. Emilio Ambasz, Las Promesas, 1975
  34. Katsuhiro Otomo’s Domu
  35. Elias Zenghelis: The Aesthetics of the Present, 1988
  36. Construction 1, by Z.E.Fudge
  37. Kitchen actions diagrams
  38. “A Home is not a House”, by Reyner Banham and François Dallegret, 1965
  39. Wheatstone Wave Machine, c. 1875, Physics Dept., Union College, NY. maker: Rudolph Koenig
  40. La città capitalista, by Giovanni Brino
  41. 150 years of technological evolution from Italy
  42. Ruins of the abyss
  43. The Alphabet and the Algorithm, by Mario Carpo
  44. “Roma Interrotta” a lecture at ESA-Paris by Léa-Catherine Szacka
  45. An appropriation is a type of inhabitation: Keg Apartment, by Aristide Antonas
  46. Tigers Factory, by Mayumi Otero
  47. Solving the difficult problem of landing on a roof
  48. The Social Life of Small Urban Spaces – William H. Whyte
  49. The Museum of all Museums, Federico Soriano & Asociados
  50. The implausible futurist: Steven M. Johnson
  51. “Images drifting into the distance”, a cycle of conferences, debates, meetings, by Benoit Peeters
  52. Hidden structures and other illustrations by Vincent Broquaire
  53. Capitalism.no
  54. The World is a Library and It’s Inescapable, by Michael Hara
  55. Don’t do this at work – 26
  56. Max Ernst, drawings
  57. Free space in Barcelona, Quaderns #83, 1971
  58. Twelve Cautionary Tales for Christmas, (12 Ideal Cities), by Superstudio, 1971
  59. On SITE and its ghosts. And Best.
  60. The mission: never come back (Ships Not Shelters, a non-Earth heterotopia)
  61. “Smithson and Serra: beyond modernism” documentary
  62. Same place, many years before 9/11
  63. Matteo Pasquinelli: notes on the speech “Digital Neofeudalism” for Transmediale 2010
  64. Ettore Sottsass Jr. – The Planet As A Festival, 1972
  65. How Architecture Learned To Speculate
  66. Landscape Futures. Instruments, Devices and Architectural Inventions
  67. Ten Isms, for your pleasure.
  68. Cedric Price, Aviary at the London Regent Park Zoo, 1963
  69. The world and its adventure
  70. “Rooms” by Mathew Borrett
  71. Play for Conspiracy
  72. Bullit: chase scene analytical drawing
  73. nostalgia and modernity: exhibition of postwar taiwanese architectural documents / 2009
  74. The Museum of Obsolete Objects
  75. 40 Year Old 3D Computer Graphics (Pixar, 1972)
  76. Kort Vonnegut explains the Shapes of Stories
  77. Geometry of the Venetian Gondola
  78. Surreal duotone illustrations by Shigeru Miwa
  79. Manuel Palou: 5 Million Dollars 1 Terabyte, 2011
  80. Construire en montagne (To build on the mountain)
  81. Stone on Stone, by Rob Carter
  82. “Can you hear me, Major Tom?” (David Bowie’s Space Oddity as a children’s book)
  83. Ali Ferzat, Syrian political cartoonist
  84. Ursus Wehrli, or the importance of being compulsively tidy
  85. James Corner and Alex S. Maclean: Taking Measures Across The American Landscape (1996)
  86. Stan Allen: Diagrams of Field Conditions, 1996
  87. What if New York City were hit by a category 3 hurricane?
  88. Irene (August 26th, 2011)
  89. The Willy Grasser (1923) and other illustrations by Sidney Sime
  90. Osamu Tezuka B/W Phoenix drawings
  91. Teaching environmental sculpture to children
  92. Vestirsi è facile / Dressing is easy, Archizoom on Casabella 1973
  93. Vintage synths catalogues and brochures
  94. Orbital Space Colonies (in form of geometric primitives)
  95. Dr. Pierre Pâte Dentifrice
  96. Oma’s performance in “A Slice of Modernity / Casa Palestra, The domestic project”, 1986 Milan Triennale
  97. Real Paper Architecture, on Lebbeus Woods
  98. Phase IV, (1974) the only Saul Bass feature film
  99. More on the Harmonic Synthesizer, and on the Harmonic Analyser
  100. Steampunk looking but actually old Harmonic Synthesizer
  101. Art inspired by, or depicting Riots
  102. Scan Processor Studies, by Woody Vasulka & Brian O’Reilly
  103. Managing the nation’s public lands
  104. Oliver Sacks covers, by Cardon Webb
  105. Othello, by Gunther Rambow
  106. The Coming Insurrection, (The Invisible Committee, 2007)
  107. The Clock, by Christian Marclay
  108. Nation of shopkeepers, by Garudio Studiage
  109. Citroën Karin and Citroën Xenia concept cars, by Trevor Fiore
  110. Stanley Tigerman, Six Planar Forms with Columns, Walls, Buttresses
  111. Federico Diaz: Outside Itself at Venice Biennale 2011
  112. Plan as map: The Funambulist on Miralles
  113. R.E.M., 2 October 85, Complete Show in Germany
  114. I hate myself and I want to DIY* Ken Isaacs: How to build your own living structures
  115. How electricity is made and transmitted
  116. NASA’s 1976 identity guidelines
  117. “I, Impostor”: Mike Nelson’s British Pavillion in Venice Biennale 2011
  118. Venice Art Biennale 2011 quick round-up
  119. Bookmarks: dpr-barcelona | beyond books | between art, science and architecture
  120. Design fiction 1/2/3 by Casey Cripe
  121. Samantha Lee, AA Diploma 6: “Sacred Anomalies: Infiltrating Landscape Surveys”
  122. Penguin Audio Book Classics
  123. Evolution of Space Mission Control Rooms
  124. Adam Simpson, Boundary Hotel Elevator (Vs. OMA, EXPO 89, France, Paris, 1989)
  125. Unreal Estates of China, by Map Office
  126. Illustrations by Chiara Dattola
  127. Oma/Rem Koolhaas early sketches
  128. John Hejduk, House A, 1967
  129. Spatial City Principles by Yona Friedman, 1960
  130. Kazutaka Miyatake’s Space Ships
  131. We wouldn’t ever think we could post something by Ricardo Bofill on Socks…
  132. Randomly collected images and diagrams about “Life, a User’s Manual”, George Perec
  133. A (luckily) defunct object: the Rotring Isograph Pen
  134. So Long, Atlantis
  135. The Star Wars blueprints
  136. Stop City, by Dogma (2007-08)
  137. Scam, by Pam&Jenny
  138. Richard Wilkinson, The Quantum Zoo
  139. 1937’s exploding Hindenburg Zeppelin
  140. Picture Cook by Katie Shelly
  141. Download “Building the common space” Instant Book
  142. “Building the common space”. Atelier D6 at ESA Paris
  143. “In the EUR, where one can see the cemetery of our defeats, everybody has lost as he could”
  144. Voluntary Confinement Spaces
  145. Flying buildings
  146. The Puddle, live posters
  147. Postmodern retrofit kit
  148. Superjail, by Reality Cues
  149. ROBERT FLUDD’S “UTRIUSQUE COSMI MAIORIS SALICET ET MINORIS METAPHYSICA…”
  150. Random magazine: the book!
  151. Cabazon Dinosaurs by Claude K. Bell, 1960’s
  152. 2 Kinds of Roofs, Leon Krier 1974
  153. Cani (Dogs), by Giacomo Nanni
  154. Balloons at Grand Palais, 1909-2011
  155. Look-a-like = Otto Wagner Vs. Star Wars
  156. Removal of Manhattan Island, by Robert Grosvenor, 1975
  157. Portrait of a man with a size of 181cm, by Roman Pfeffer.
  158. You don’t want to know
  159. KURT KRANZ BLACK: WHITE / WHITE: BLACK, 1928-29
  160. Raumlabor tonight @ ESA -Ecole Spéciale d’architecture
  161. The entire Pokemon blue map
  162. Euthanasia Coaster
  163. Airplot, by Paisajes Emergentes
  164. Citroën Mehari
  165. Dymaxion map, by Michael Paukner
  166. Through the Gyre
  167. The 892 Unique Ways to Partition A 3×4 Grid
  168. Xerox Star’ Interface
  169. By typewriter, HENDRIK NICOLAAS WERKMAN, 1923/29
  170. May come in handy in the future
  171. Eric Desmazieres’ etchings for Borges’ Library of Babel
  172. A compendium of anatomically correct or absolutely surreal Head Sections.
  173. O.M. Ungers, City Metaphors
  174. Chris Ware, back cover
  175. Variations of incomplete cubes, by Sol Lewitt
  176. Sergei Eisenstein, sequences diagrams for Alexander Nevsky and Battleship Potëmkin.
  177. ?
  178. Non sono un capriolo – I’m not a deer, by Giacomo Nanni
  179. Archizoom Associati, No-Stop City, Internal Landscapes, 1970
  180. Labyrinths
  181. 60’s Architectural Reviews illustrations.
  182. Vostok Spacecraft Modules
  183. DON’T DO THIS AT WORK – 25
  184. Criterion package for 1991 Richard Linklater’s Slacker
  185. Evol @ Point Ephemère, Paris
  186. Uncharted series and more map works by Selflesh / Shannon Rankin
  187. Computional Sonic Vibrations
  188. XKCD’s Radiation dose chart
  189. Exodus, or the voluntary prisoners of architecture.
  190. Pneumatic war
  191. Two Negative Manhattans
  192. Reminds Me of Remind Me
  193. Evolution of the microchip, 1958-1981
  194. A sectional view of the New York Public Library
  195. Don’t do this at work – 24
  196. Plagiarism Visualized
  197. Superstudio, Italian Radical Architects
  198. Makihiko, by Roberto la Forgia
  199. Engineer’s Guide to Drinks
  200. “A Sequence of Lines” and “A Sequence of circles”, by Clement Valla
  201. Le quattro volte (The four times), by Michelangelo Frammartino
  202. Don’t do this at work – 23
  203. Jules Verne: The Man Who Invented the Future
  204. One Robot One Orchestra
  205. Mondrian tiling
  206. Just in Time, or A Short History of Production, by Xavier Antin
  207. Copy paste character
  208. Visualizing sound waves
  209. Faces as Topographies
  210. Iliad, one page.
  211. Wonders of Industries
  212. La ville rangée, by Armelle Caron
  213. Fastener type chart, on Bolt Depot
  214. Kinetic sculptures by Seth Goldstein
  215. Just 30
  216. “Valerie and her week of wonders”, a film in images
  217. The sound of Noise
  218. ArchiZines
  219. The pain of everyday life
  220. The Noun Project
  221. The labyrinths of musical genres
  222. Xenakis Emulator, by Kammerbauer + Schnellboegl
  223. Ich bin ein Berliner
  224. The art of drowning, by Diego Maclean
  225. No Wave/Mutant Disco whimpers from Downtown 81
  226. Kraftwerk and the electronic revolution
  227. 250mb of old maps of South London

2010 80

  1. “When you pressurize it, it’s like working inside of a sausage”
  2. The fine art of goofing off by Henry Jacobs
  3. Funny quadrocopter experiments at the Swiss Institute for Dynamic Systems and Control
  4. Cause it’s better than monopoly
  5. “Lasted” (Benoit Pioulard), video by Church & Steak
  6. Don’t do this at work – 22
  7. Body-hack Hero?
  8. WHITE DOG (1981)
  9. Italian musical avant-garde of the 60’s and 70’s
  10. Metropolis II, by Chris Burden
  11. FIRST MEN TO THE MOON (1960)
  12. My little piece of privacy, by Niklas Roy
  13. The Swimmer (1968)
  14. Ariel Pink before and after
  15. Pas de deux, by Norman McLaren
  16. Screaming in music
  17. Wikileaks cables breakdown
  18. The other faces of Roberto
  19. George the robot is 60 and alive
  20. Richard Lainhart, Handmade Music
  21. John Whitney, inventor and father of computer animation.
  22. James Whitney, pioneer of visual music
  23. Miniature buildings by Evol
  24. Into a frightening eternity
  25. Flying boats
  26. Mp5 + To/Let in Germany
  27. And other fake science
  28. Computers in movies
  29. The desk – L studio
  30. Disposophobia, or the Acquired Inability to Escape
  31. Human Landscape
  32. Sketches by Grupo Aranea
  33. Old Stomach of Paris
  34. Arduino: the documentary
  35. Imaginary buildings by Filip Dujardin
  36. Found Functions series by Nikki Graziano
  37. A villain by Pasquale la Forgia
  38. 20k Leagues
  39. From AE 2010 – 3d printing everywhere!
  40. From AE 2010 – “The Toaster Project” by Thomas Thwaites
  41. From AE 2010 – “The future unfolds” by Matthew Gardiner
  42. From AE 2010: Braun Tube Jazz Band
  43. Back from Ars Electronica / Linz: “It’s too late to be a pessimist” *
  44. Ready for Ars Electronica
  45. Don’t do this at work – 21
  46. “Insert some random JG Ballard quote here”
  47. Metal Skin Panic MADOX-01
  48. Secret sounds of Roskilde
  49. Internet timeline
  50. “Nobody ever dies. It’s unrealistic. “
  51. The day after you die
  52. Puppets and masks by Anna Deschamps
  53. Minus
  54. Three eerie movies starring Sissy Spacek
  55. Don’t do this at work – 20
  56. An escape into the realm of imagination
  57. Cities: Moving
  58. Madchester: the sound of the North
  59. Architects (and artists) dressed as buildings.
  60. 80’s punk at Rome’s slaughterhouse (Mattatoio di Testaccio)
  61. On losing his edge
  62. Autour du Centre Pompidou, Paris (avant, pendant et après).
  63. Everything all of the time. Radiohead’s Idioteque when it was “Mild and Quiet”.
  64. Micro fantasy, by Whitevinyl
  65. On Prepared Turntables
  66. The Wire: adventures in a modern city
  67. “My interest is in the future because I am going to spend the rest of my life there” *
  68. Live Mathematics Pantheon
  69. A life well wasted
  70. Io sono il dinosauro, di Roberto La Forgia
  71. How to create territory
  72. Obrist interviews Maeda
  73. “I believe I can fly” by Camille Laurelli
  74. Melting bananas
  75. Kids ♥ SANAA
  76. Don’t do this at work – 19
  77. Despite its horrible name
  78. Francesco Franchi
  79. The loose and lost walled city of Kowloon
  80. David Byrne: How architecture helped music evolve

2009 49

  1. Koki Tanaka: works of a contemporary Japan artist
  2. Pictures from a vanished country
  3. Bombo at Seize galerie @ Marseille
  4. White diamond by Werner Herzog
  5. The New Old Republic: Coruscant
  6. J.S. Bach – Crab Canon on a Möbius Strip
  7. Beethoven 5th Symphony (No. 5, graphical score animation, allegro)
  8. Philips food probe
  9. Perpetual Storytelling Apparatus
  10. 15 of the Most Iconic Newspaper Headlines Ever Printed
  11. Cutaways: It’s What’s Inside That Counts!
  12. 8-bit trip
  13. Diego Stocco, sound artist
  14. 24 Hour Party People – Blue Monday
  15. Arial vs Helvetica
  16. ‘The Sound Sweep’ by George Thomson
  17. ‘London after the Rain’ by Ben Olszyna-Marzys
  18. Lumière Brothers – The Serpentine Dance (c.1899)
  19. Nearness: interacting without touching
  20. Touchable Holography
  21. Book of Genesis illustrated by R. Crumb
  22. Graffiti Taxonomy: AEIOU – Paris, 2009 (Ni9e Factory)
  23. LIVE FOREVER – The Michael Jackson Monument Design Competition
  24. David Byrne: A Talking Head Dreams of a Perfect City
  25. PIG 05049 by Christien Meindertsma
  26. Has Anybody Here Seen My Old Friend Martin?
  27. Electronics in The World of Tomorrow
  28. The Sci-fi Corridors
  29. On the Origin of Species: The Preservation of Favoured Traces, by Ben Fry
  30. Wim Delvoye – Cloaca Factory
  31. IKEA Catalog anno 1965
  32. Motoi Yamamoto
  33. Vol Libre by Loren Carpenter
  34. Drei Klavierstücke op. 11, played by YouTube cats, by Cory Arcangel
  35. Retro-Futurism Archives
  36. Gary Settles, photographer
  37. Pixel City – Procedurally generated city
  38. Steve Albini: Don’t Call Me Producer
  39. Steve Albini on “Fake Italian”
  40. LittleBits of Electronics
  41. Wolfram Alpha
  42. People in Order
  43. Dot for Meggy Jr. – demo + screencast
  44. Maker Profile – Kinetic Wave Sculptures on MAKE: television
  45. Yogurt Containers (homage to the Bechers)
  46. We ♥ Katamari (and We ♥ Tunng)
  47. Don’t do this at work – 18 Don’t shoot the puppy
  48. Things you got to know
  49. A Bunch of Lovely Links

2008 13

  1. Ordinary Unordinary
  2. Priceless
  3. Don’t do this at work – 17 Time Machine
  4. The unfinished swam
  5. Gary Van Veluw, Self Portraits as Landscapes
  6. Let me explain this in English
  7. Don’t do this at work – 16
  8. Favola illustrata di un’ossessione finita in caserma
  9. A Brief History of the Twenty-first Century, by Chuck Klosterman
  10. Don’t do this at work – 15
  11. This revolution is for display purposes only (by Banksy)
  12. Nike Air Pompidou
  13. Arbores Latae, Diller Scofidio + Renfro