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hunch magazine by the berlage institute
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the berlage institute report is published twice a year and focuses on the changing profession of architecture/urbanism and its intersection with contemporary culture. hunch aims to break down boundaries - between architecture and other disciplines, between popular and academic, between "students" and professionals. it presents the research pursued at the institute, along with special events, interviews, and the work of visiting lecturers and guest-professors.
the berlage institute is an international postgraduate laboratory for education, research and development in the fields of architecture, urban planning and landscape design. social and cultural phenomena relevant to the metropolis of tomorrow are the central focus. the berlage institute aims to connect its research to real urban conditions by seeking collaboration with planners, researchers, developers and local authorities.
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hunch 10 - meditators by the berlage institute
hunch 10 presents mediators, an edition that addresses the workings of “mediation” on and through the disciplines of architecture and urbanism. bringing together significant figures - directors, advisors, critics, curators, decision-makers, editors, and academics - operating between the various realms of public, architecture, urbanism, culture and business through influence and facilitation, hunch 10 exposes mediation by way of authorship, historiography, anecdotes, statistics, profiles, and photography. the material in this issue consists largely of lecture transcriptions and interviews accumulated during spring 2004/2005 at the berlage institute, along with some newly commissioned material.
soft cover 11.7"h x 6.5"w - 156 pages
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$29.95
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hunch 8 - double dutch by the berlage institute
this issue of hunch explores the implications of doubling the dutch population through studio work directed by raoul bunschoten, bart lootsma, winy maas and elia zenghelis. the projects are organized around six themes: suburb examines neighborhood life and the house as product; urbanism catalogues various approaches to the city; scenario presents two alternative planning strategies for regional development; lifestyle reveals the ways in which different models of consumerism impact design;
between documents the multiple uses of interstitial landscapes and elsewhere examines the import/export value of arguments and approaches globally.
commissioned texts for this issue include essays by economic geographer bert van der knaap; critic and theorist andreas ruby; architectural historian wouter vanstiphout and design theorist robert somol
soft cover 11.5"h x 6.5"w - 188 pages
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$29.95
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