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Bernard Rudofsky: The conditioned outdoor room

By Miguel Juarez | Published: November 9, 2013

Pompeii Garden; author: Karin. Is Noth-America inhabitable? Is there an after-life? The answer for this questions is an answer of faith. The text of Rudofsky starts describing the amenities of modern life of the human beings, how they think that they have conquered the inconveniences of the climate, but to tell the truth, there are [...]

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Are we human?

By agajz | Published: November 9, 2013

T1- The conditioned outdoor room In order to unravel the main arguments demonstrated in the writing of Bernard Rudofsky, it is essential to understand author’s background and previous work. Rudofsky was most influential for organizing a series of controversial MOMA exhibits in the second half of the 20th century. Nowadays he is remembered for numerous [...]

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The timeless space

By Luca Gamberini | Published: November 9, 2013

Philippe Rahm, inside the overall debate on an Advanced Architecture, looks back at the configurations of dwellings and cities from the past or from a ‘more present past’ to investigate the relationship between the natural environment and the architectural space, figuring out that the Architecture has always been following the climate changing in its configuration [...]

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