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WORK PORTFOLIO: Experimental Utopianism

FREEL ANCE AND INDEPENDENT PROJECTS

"Experimental Utopianism"

Robert Alexander Gorny (2009-2012)

Robert A. Gorny, Dipl.-Ing. Architecture and Design

Curriculum Vitae________ 2 COMMON WEALTH

Contact_ Kastanienallee 76 D — 10 435 Berlin T: +49.(0)176.61318305 mail @ relational thought . com Type_ Portfolio displaying selected freelance works* or collaborations, as well as independant projects, designs and writings Location/Year_ Berlin 2012

Project information_____ 4 Überhafen Hmaburg_______

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Creative Quarter Munich_

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Rainmakers Casabanca____ 10 Who does Architecture think it is?____________ 12 GRUNDRISSE Project information_____ 14 Resource Plam Jumeirah__ 15 Cumulus Oslo____________ 16 Solar City Esslingen____ 18 Jenfeld Townhouses______ 20 Green IQ Living_________ 22 THE PRODUCTION OF SPACE Project Information_____ 24 Experimental utopianism_ 25 Return/Fill-In__________ 28 The City and the Political___________ 30 KA76____________________ 32 My library______________ 33

*collaborations naturally involve team work with multiple authorship. unless not indicated differently, the show graphics of projects have been solely, or majorly worked out and drawn by the author (rg)

Paul Klee: "View on the Severely Threatened City of Pinz" (1915)

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Type_ Urban research & workshop for iba Labor 2011 HafenCity, Hamburg Team_ Smaq (S.Müller, A.Quednau) R.Gorny & Anna Viader (A.Viader-Soler, A.Seisdedos, E.Lange) Location/Year_ HafenCity Hamburg, Germany 2011 Client_ IBA Labor Hamburg, HafenCity Program_ housing, mixed uses, landscape, leisure Status_ published Description_ Common space left blank For public discussion: This design thematises the challenges of climate change in the HafenCity Hamburg. Facing storm water level rise, we have been commissioned to develop a scenario for an adaptable urban design for the only part of the city of Hamburg, which is not protected by dikes. Instead buildings are erected on embankments called ‘Warften’.

Our concept of a new horizon expands this idea. It uses the qualities of the vernacular structure by pushing the boundaries of adaptation to a new limit.

Instead of heightening the ground level to guarantee secure access on street level, a new horizon is imagined in terms of a flying ‘embankment’.

Primarly it would serve as a mean of evacuation in the future, but it will also offer additional space and inhabitable areas.

It could accomodate uses that nowadays have no space in HafenCity, cheaply rentable flats, multigenerational housing or programs for collective uses like markets, leisure areas, or biodiversity increasing natural reserves, or technology for energy or data storage.

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Type_ Urban and landscape competition

Type_ Graphic postproduction

Type_ writing, paper

Team_ Smaq (S.Müller, A.Quednau) Robert Gorny with Anna Viader and Marco Schmidt

Team_ Robert Gorny

Team_ Smaq (S.Müller, A.Quednau) with R.Gorny, A.Kostreva, N.Lincoln and K.Weisgerber) Anna Viader (A.ViaderSoler, E.Lange) Location/Year_ Munich, Germany 2011/12 Client_ City of Munich Program_ housing, education, leisure, workspaces Status_ competition finished Description_ Creativity, especially the economical segments of creative start-ups, can just develop in the city, where there are free spaces, scenes and networks. In the concerned area with the two old factory halls, there already existed a model of a creative city, in which affordable, raw space, open and adaptable for usage has been used for art- and culture producers in synergy.

Reduced costs, transformability and clustering had been key factors therein.

Undetermined, self-determined, co-determined: The design unfolds the existing conditions, aiming to extend it into city space and future housing typologies. Instead of branding a creative quarter with an artful center point, a field of possibilities is developed. The design makes an argument for an open city that offers free spaces.

Based on self-determination and collective decision, it allows a heterogenous society to unfold, offers options and social mobility, despite a high pressure for devoping housing in a dense city like munich.

We propose the concept of including optional space into planning. What is that?

It would be a indoor or outdoor space whose use is not yet determined in planning in advance. It just offers options.

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Location/Year_ Casablanca (Marocco), 2010 Status_ "Rainmaker – Towards a Water-based Urbanity" was developed in the framework Urban Agriculture Casablanca, a project within the research program Future Megacities by the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research

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Paper_ London conference of Critical Thought (2012) Title_ “Who Does Architecture Think It Is?” — Agencement–Theory and the Form of the City

Description_ This paper entails an agenda for an application of a theory of urban agencement. What Deleuze and Guattari developed in their concept of Description_ ‘agencement’ (meaning “Rainmaker – Towards a arrangement, assemblage, Water-based Urbanity” for with its french appeal Grand Casablanca is based to agency) conceptualises on a territorial water productive capacities strategy and the recovery immanent to composed form, of the natural water cycle by laying focus not on through evaporation, conden- the content itself, sation, and precipitation. but on its relations.

The general concept is to use all locally accessible water resources for the irrigation of vegetation in order to refill the atmosphere with water and thus cool the environment.

Not a single drop of water should leave the landscape by being funnelled into sewer systems or as surface runoff into the ocean. Instead, wastewater needs to be recycled and reused after being pretreated in order to improve environmental conditions. All remaining water should be redirected into the atmosphere to improve the water cycle.

The evaporation of water reduces surface temperatures and is the source of precipitation. Due to the importance of the small water cycle for local precipitation rates, further steps need to be taken to improve the soil’s water storage capacity and to avoid surface runoff.

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new horizon above the port city as an alternative to pursuing land reclamation through enclosure of the HafenCity.

This earthwork would result in the weakening of the neighborhood’s essential quality: its relationship to water. Additionally, if sea levels rise in the future, the security of the port city can not be guaranteed and a new security concept will be needed. New Horizon, on the other hand, is a "flying embankment" above the existing buildings. It continues to use the existing qualities without overstretching growth at the cost of the ground floor level of current built structures.

New Horizon points to a potential space and opens the discussion on how Hamburg wishes to use this potential in the future. The flood protection of New Horizon satisfies traditional collective endeavors and offers new collective possibilities.

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▲ "ÜBER"-PORT: The idea for the flood-controlled Ober-hafen is based on a "strategy of admitting" in order to make the area safe, attractive, and more public, despite possible flooding in the winter. The idea is based on three elements: an understated safe eSCAPE landscape, a sports mile along the water (with recreational areas that are so far lacking in the port city), and a punctual strategy for floodsafe usage of the area for creative purposes. Billboard studios - conventional rentable highway billboards – offer an opportunity to keep buildings affordable for intended users by dispensing of high levels investment for flood pro-tection.

Sixty five square meters of space between the advertising panels can be developed into individual studios, offices or storage rooms. The elements unfold one after the next from the view from the train headed for Hamburg and they form a new symbolism for the "über" port. These areas could be promotionally effective for the city, specifically for a possible Hamburg Biennale.

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LCCT 2012 Proposal

“Who Does Architecture Think It Is?” Agencement–Theory and the Form of the City “The problem of consistency concerns the manner in which the components of a territorial agencement hold together. But it also concerns the manner in which different agencements hold together, with components of passage and relay.”

(Deleuze/Guattari, “A Thousand Plateaus”, 327) “... it is here that two forms of realisation diverge or become differentiated: a form of expression and a form of content, a discursive and a non-discursive form, the form of the visible and the form of the articulable.” (G.Deleuze: “Foucault”, 33)

Abstract This paper entails an agenda for an application of a theory of urban agencement. What Deleuze and Guattari developed in their concept of ‘agencement’ (meaning arrangement, assemblage, with its french appeal to agency) conceptualises productive capacities immanent to composed form, by laying focus not on the content itself, but on its relations.

This examination outlines a relational logic of how city environments are arranged, and the role of architecture and planning therein. Architects, working inside collective and material arrangements, which they reform within a constantly transforming reality, aim to create an expressible order of this world. The vantage point and inducement of this paper is the recent dissertation “The Possibility Of An Absolute Architecture” by Pier Vittorio Aureli.

In his book, Aureli argues in a venturesome way that the very condition of form of architecture be separation.

But, ipso facto, this separation would reveal at once the city’s essence as political form — being a composition of coexisting parts. This idea of separation=composition bears resemblance to the theory of stratification explored in “A Thousand Plateaus”. Consequently it is exactly here that we must consider the missing half of this ‘double articulation’ to develop an univocal assemblage-theory of the forms of architecture and the city.

Taking the deleuzo-guattarian concept and applying it to Aureli, in order to challenge the form of city as a form of content, the argumentation relates to Heike Delitz’s theory of architecture as the medium of the social.

Re-relating coexistence in the city is to create something new. To adopt Deleuze’s words, new (urban) forms never represent any (social) content, but by making visible problems, they actually “produce a new kind of [socio-urban] reality, a new model of truth.” Be it a new function, a new form of content, or form of expression ­ — The articulation process gives birth to truly political spaces, associated spaces of possibilities and thus calls for a kind of experimental utopianism. ___ Architecture has always been, and will remain being, the explicit expression of power relations in its most extreme manifestation. During industrialisation, capitalist-fordist modes of production have exerted these influencing forces. We will imagine a time ­ — and this time shall not be too far from now — when we will wonder, why there should be no alternative to capitalist modes of production of subjectivity. Before the industrial revolution, cities have been specialised spatial devices of primarily processing trade and goods. Then after, from industrialisation until 20th century modernist planning, cities have changed to being mainly apparatuses of processing people and work.

Apparently, we have happened to witness a shift from the industrial metropolis to a new, already often discussed ‘biopolitical’ form.

In this case, it will be a third transformation, that we will be to witness — the ‘informatisation’ of production — according to the dominant position which has passed from primary to secondary and then to tertiary production. But cities, how could they be becoming apparatuses of processing information?

Without a doubt, cities are forming devices to enact and process relations. Foucault has been the first to notice that ‘life’ and the ‘living being’ [le vivant] are beginning to occur at the heart of new political battles and new economic strategies. ‘Biopolitics’ will be the strategic coordination of these power relations in order to extract a surplus of power from living beings. The relationships between ourselves, the relationships that we should entertain with ourselves, have led Foucault to a new definition of power, which is not based on relationships of identity; “Rather they should be relationships of differentiation, of creation and innovation.”1 A persistent questioning has ranged the entire work of Foucault. How will we seize these infinitesimal, diffused and heterogeneous power relations, he asked, a such a way that they do not always result in forms of domination or resistance?

This new ontology of forces, how will it open up to unexpected processes of political constitution and independent processes of subjectification?

Over the 20th century, the exertion of power relations has peaked, as Eric Swyngedouw assesses, in the more and more neo-liberal phantasmagoric belief in unlimited growth by economic market forces/elites. Had the urban process at the beginning of the 21st century not shifted profoundly, having given rise to a new form of governmentality predicated upon new formal and informal institutional configurations and forms of governance, which are to be characterized by a broadening of the sphere of governing/controlling/policing, while narrowing, if not suspending, the space of the properly political? Also Jesko Fezer describes, that the radical market orientation of local neoliberal arrangements has developed alongside Foucauldian concepts, mainly the question of the technique of governmentality.

But in search for a new form and transformation of the neoliberal city planning approaches, Fezer points out that neither a darwinian approach to 'not-to plan' in the urban survival of the fittest will offer a veritable reassertion of proper political space. Instead he affirms a possibility of a new project of design, and not "to abandon too easily the project of design. And yet new design for the city is urgently needed: for, by its very nature, a city cannot be anything but designed. It is socially produced."2 "Design in the context of cities could redefine itself as a search for […] an intentional (re)design of space." (Ibid.) ... (continued)

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PROJECT INFORMATION

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Type_ Graphic postproduction for “CHARTA OF DUBAI” Presented at the 4th intern. architecture Biennale Rotterdam Team_ Smaq (S.Müller, A.Quednau) with R.Gorny, L.Rogers, T.J.Moore, M.Titze Location/Year_ Dubai (U.A.E.), 2010 Status_ published Description_ SMAQ’s Charter of Dubai proposes a series of boundary-altering techniques designed to unearth these connections. With these measures, edges are redrawn via environmental forces, boundaries are reinvented as social connectors, and limits are reset to shorten energy cycles.

Expanding, feathering, and scattering boundaries, allows Dubai to form the tissue of a diverse, open metropolis, which it so desperately aspires to be. The diagram was part of SMAQ´s manifesto “The Charta of Dubai” and its application: “X-Palm” as part of the Fourth international Architecture Biennale exhibition “Refuge”, sub-curated by Philipp Misselwitz and Can Altay, at the Netherlands Architecture Institute (NAi).

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Type_ Competition & masterplan

Type_ Collaboration on an urban and landscape competition

Awards_ Europan 9, 1st prize

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Team_ Smaq (S.Müller, A.Quednau) with F.Flores, S.Izquierdo; Postproduction

by R.Gorny; Masterplanning with S.Favargiotti, N.Friedman, R.Gorny, A.Kostreva, U.Kumberger) Location/Year_ Oslo (Nor), 2008-’12 Client_ Eiendoms- og Byfornyelsesetaten, City of Oslo Program_ housing, infrastructure, cinema, retail, offices Status_ Masterplan development Description_ diversifying social structure along with the sustainability imperative: The project “Cumulus” promotes a synthetic approach to environmental flows and urban inhabitation enhancing each other and triggering an architectural typology of its own. Cumulus thus is a strategy to recycle, de-sectorise and confront these latencies and interweave them through a concept of water flow. An important local environmental force (rain) is collected on roofs and facades of the inserted dwelling towers, and remains stored to reflect light and skies into the apartments.

It is partially used in communal laundries and finally released at a social event in nearing winter to flood the public in-between spaces of the development: Congealing it expands the central indoor ice skating ring into an open air skating surface. While this temporal icy plane serves encounters of existing as well as incoming communities, spring will drain the waters to bordering allotment ecologies. The project is in progessive development which EBY and Rambøll.

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Team_ Smaq (S.Müller, A.Quednau) R.Gorny, A.Kostreva, U.Kumberger, N.Gnes, P.Bagna, M.-L.Raue), HL (F.Heilbronner, N.Lachkareff), with HAPPOLD (S.Draeger, C.Wiezorek, A.Fotiou) Location/Year_ Esslingen/N (GER), 2011 Client_ City of Esslingen Program_ residential and mixed use quarter, landscape, leisure

(p.20)

Type_ Collaboration (Team Leader) on commisioned housing model typology development Masterplan_ West8 (Rotterdam) Team_ Smaq (S.Müller, A.Quednau) with R.Gorny, A.Kostreva, U.Kumberger, N.Gnes) Location/Year_ Hamburg (GER), 2011 Client_ West8 Program_ subsidised housing Status_ published

Status_ competition finished Description_ A freight rail station reinterpreted as a self-suffcient post-oil city quarter: The area of the ‘New City West’ lies on multilayered terrain, on historically and geologically specific ground. The removal of the rails tracks of the former freight terminal recover potentials to reinterpret the site anew, to help move the town towards the post-fossile era and accommodate contemporary requirements of noise protection, city climate, resource balance, social space and functional admixture. The urban areas will be updated, keeping the character of the existing urban texture.

The new district will symbiotically utilise the output from the old network.

In return it will offer new outdoor spaces. The urban layout is thus based on an acknowledgedly integral and complex sustainability and energy concept which combines the wilhelminian time structure with microclimatic and energetic demands in an open density offering free space and will be relying on selfsufficient regenerative circuits.

IQR //

(p.22)

Type_ Collaboration on an invited architectural competition Award_ 2nd prize Team_ Smaq (S.Müller, A.Quednau) with D.Fernadèz-Pasqual, N.Gnes, R.Gorny, A.Kostreva) Location/Year_ Regensburg (GER), 2011 Client_ City of Regensburg Program_ housing Status_ competition finished

RESOURCE PALM JUMEIRAH

34,6 mil. cal.

44,3 mil. cal.

34,6 mil. cal.

1,7 mil. cal.

1,7 mil.0,8 cal.mil. liters

0,8 mil. liters

6,4 mil. liters

2,5 mil. cal.

6,4 mil. liters 2,5 mil. cal.

5,5 mil. cal.

5,5 mil. cal.

6,4 mil. liters

3,4 mil. liters

Drinking 3,4 mil. liters

6,4 mil. liters

Water

Drinking Water

44,3 mil. cal.

Evaporation

Evaporation

X-Palm Collage by SMAQ (T.J.Moore)

17,0 mil. liters

MEAT

MEAT

DAIRY

DAIRY

6,6 mil. liters

CERIALS

CERIALS

$

$ 22.500 Inhabitants

22.500 Inhabitants

4.000 villas à 4 pers 3.300 appartment à 2 pers

4.000 villas à 4 pers 3.300 appartment à 2 pers

FISH

FISH

1089 ha

1089 ha

OLIVES

OLIVES

48 ha

48 ha

DATES

DATES

51 ha

51 ha

CITRUS FRUITS

CITRUS FRUITS

78 ha

78 ha

Drinking Water

Drinking Water

3,4 mil. liters

3,4 mil. liters

Salt

Salt

82 t

82 t

6,6 mil. liters

Salt Harvesting

Salt Harvesting

Solar Desalination

Solar Desalination

66 ha

66 ha

46 ha

46 ha

Grey Water

Grey Water

1,6 Mio l

1,6 Mio l

51 ha

78 ha

48 ha

17,0 mil. liters

Seawater

Seawater

22,0 mil. liters

22,0 mil. liters

Climate + Sea

Climate + Sea

3.000 Tourists

3.000 Tourists

Hotel Atlantis

Hotel Atlantis

51 ha

78 ha

48 ha 1089 ha

82 t

1089 ha

82 t

▲ A SELF-SUFFICIENT PALM JUMEIRAH: Diagram showing the food cycle of a utopian version of Palm Jumeirah

Dubai, if the design would be based on aqua-ponic self-sufficiency of its inhabitants.

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CUMULUS OSLO

3 stories

Friområde Forest

Monsebråten 3+6 stories

Biodiversity Protection Area

Rest Area +188.0m

1+3 stories +197.0m

1+3 stories +197.0m

Friområde 1 story +190.0m

1 story +190.0m

Interconnection Street

Biodiversity Protection Area

1 story +188.0m

+185.0m

Playground

1+6 stories +206.0m

+186.5m +200.0m

1+3 stories +197.0m +197.0m

Shopping mall Square

+186.5m

+194.0m

Storefronts

Market Square +180.0m

1+6 stories +206.0m

1 story +188.0m

1+3 stories +197.0m

Romsåsveien 3 stories +197.0m

Municipality Square

plus 3 stories +206.0m

1+6 stories +206.0m

1+3 stories +197.0m

1story +188.0m

1 story +188.0m

2 stories +188.0m 1+3 stories +197.0m

1+6 stories +206.0m

1+3 stories +197.0m

+185.0m

1+3 stories +197.0m

+194.0m

▲ POSTPRODUCTION VISUALISATIONS: Postproduction render work showing the spatial sequences ◀ From competition to masterplan: In the last two years I collaborated in the development of a masterplan for the site ▼ CUMULUS BALLOONS: A study for a social sculpture bus shelter installation at the implementation site

HOW HOWTO TOUSE USE BUS STATION

CUMULUS SHELTER CLOUD

HOW TO USE PORTABLE RAINCOATS

16 Take it home!

Talk with your neighbours

Have a hot tea from the samovar

Be amazed while waiting

Get yourself a blanket!

1000 liter / m2 /p.a.

270.000 liter /p.a.

1500.000 liter /p.a.

water collection on the roofs of the apartment towers

communal washing maschines filled with collected rainwater water collection on the platforms

2 loads p.w. /p.p. greywater drains to the constructed wetlands

1500.000 liter /p.h.

drain lits parking garage underneath

yearly flooding event

water freezes to an Ice skating surface

flooding of surface with rainwater collected on the platforms

melting water drains to the constructed wetlands

Flow diagram by SMAQ, postproduction RG

evaporation

Ecosysthemic  Events constructed wetlands filter and clean the greywater

cleaned water attracts animals and is used for irrigation of the allotment gardes

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SYMBIOLOGIES OF THE SELF-SUFFICIENT POST-OIL CITY

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NEW SOLAR CITY WEST

60% STROM

VOR ORT PRODUZIERT DANK PHOTOVOLTAIKDACH

ENERGETISCHE OPTIMIERUNG

6000 m2 PARK

3700 m2 GRÜNE DACHGÄRTEN UND 2000 BÄUME FÜR EIN GRÜNES QUARTIER UND GESUNDES MIKROKLIMA

NAH 28%

60% RAUMWÄRME WIRD ZURÜCKGEWONNEN

ABWASSERWÄRME

Grauwasserkreislauf für Brauchwasser

Laubkompostierung PHOTOVOLTAIK

VOR ORT 62% Bewässerung 3200 m3/a

REDUZIERTER VERBRAUCH

- Wasser: bewusster Verbrauch, wassersparende Technologien Grauwasserzyklus - Wiedernutzung, Umnutzung, Recycling

NUTZUNG LOKALER RESSOURCEN Nutzung der lokalen Energiepotentiale Wärmeproduktion in unmittelbarer Nähe Stromproduktion an sinnvoller Stelle off-site

Fassadenbewässerung 3200 m3/a

Organische Abfälle aus dem Quartier

Anaerobe Wasseraufbereitung Biogaserzeugung

▲ local

KRAFTWÄRMEKOPPLUNG

energy and resource sufficiency Using heat recovery from the existing waste waters system the districts entire heat demand can be covered

Wärmepunpe

Versickerungsoffene Beläge

ÖKOSTROM

-50% ENERGIEBEDARF

DURCH PASSIVHAUS-STANDART-GEBÄUDE HALBIERUNG DES BEDARFS GEGENÜBER BESTEHENDEN ANFORDERUNGEN NACH ENEV 2009

WÄRME

100% Warm

HEIZEN DURCH ABWASSERWÄRME-RÜCKGEWINNUNG

Collage finish by Nil Lachkareff (HL)

Plans and sections team work by SMAQ & HL

KWK Wärme 150000 kWh/a KWK Strom 90000 kWh/a

ABWASSERWÄRMERÜCKGEWINNUNG 160.000 kWh/a

EVAPOTRANSPIRATION

Netzeinspeisung

ADIABATE KÜHLUNG

VERDUNSTUNG FASSADEN 2l/m²d

ANAEROBE WASSERWIEDERAUFBEREITUNG

DER WÄRMETRANSMISSIONSVERLUSTE DURCH KOMPAKTHEIT

zusätzlich benötigter “Grüner Strom” 40%

ENERGIE & ROHSTOFFE

KRAFTWÄRMEKOPPLUNG

Niederschlagsmenge 600 mm/m2a

FERN 11%

ADIABATE KÜHLUNG 4.600 m³ Wasser/a

-60%

VERDUNSTUNG 2l/m²d

BÜROKLIMATISIERUNG DURCH ADIABATE KÜHLUNG UND VEGETATIVE VERSCHATTUNG

GRÜNER STROM

MINIMIERUNG

-3 Mio. kWh

PHOTOVOLTAIK 2.5 mio kWh/a

- Dichte und Kompaktheit - Wärme: Dämmung, solare Einträge, Orientierung, Tageslichteintrag - Strom: Green IT, LED-Technologie

▲ Diversified Buffer zone: The symbiontical development offers public and common outdoor space and greenery for the existing neighbours

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TOWNHOUSES JENFELDER AU

FLEXIBILITY TO ONE ANOTHER

▲ Designing for difference Elevation from the street with repetitive types.

The patterns of the brick facade reflect the organisational principles of the townhouses ▼ Adaptable Living: The schemes tackle adaptability of owned housing on different levels between flexibility and reconfigurability

2+?

2+?

2+1 2+1

2+?

2+?

2+2 2+2

2+1 2+1

2+1 2+1 20

2+2 2+2

× 130 +70

» »

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+130 70

/

70 +130

IQ LIVING REGENSBURG

bipolar effective order

▲ Common Courts in between the communal housing layout a differentiated, publicly permeable complex of (semi-)private niches offers areas to play The living entry is an openable central living area in a flexible flat scheme

Floor plans Regensburg drwan by N.Gnes

▼ Typologies for OPtiONS The staggered vestibulefeatures an under-defined common connecting area

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Henry Holiday, Ocean Chart, from Lewis Caroll's 'Hunting of the Snark', 1874

the production of space

PROJECT INFORMATION

EXUT//

RET//

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Type_ Web design, blog architectural research, Team­_ R.Gorny Location/Year_ http://relationalthought. wordpress.com (2011) Description_ Anti-Vitruv and SuperBrunelleschi is a relational study and frequently updated archive of experimental utopianism and paper architectures.

In deleuzean understanding, architectural concept can be taxonomised according to ways of expression and becoming: In his book on cinema, Gilles Deleuze, commenting on the philosophy of Henri Bergson, dismisses the conception of cinema as a succession of still photographs. Instead he develops a cinematic taxonomy which emerges on matter and memory, Bergson’s thesis of an enmeshed human body in the world of matter.

Deleuze argues that cinema immediately gives us movement-image. Figures are not described in motion. Rather, the continuity of movement describes the figure (p5).

In this respect, cinema embodies a modern conception of movement, “capable of thinking the production of the new” (p7), as opposed to the ancient conception of movement as a succession of separate elements.

(p.28)

The collected images from Type_ more or less well known team work for art, architects and artists will spatial installation be taxonomised for further Title_ analysis. Paralleling the “Return/Fill-In” cinema-books different ways of spatial montage will Team­_ P. Bagna, create different transversal R.Gorny and M. Acksel relational connections in Gallery_ architectural history.

SystM Berlin, This study here, will focus 29.05.2010 — 05.06.2010 on the evident problem of (p)representation, the reVernissage_ duction of four-dimensional Friday 28.05.2010 ideas in two-dimensional 7-10 pm visual renderings of unbuilt projects. Preliminary we Description_ might relate: RETURN/FILL-IN was a short spatial installation of anti-vitruviusm, 3000 returned letters. super-brunelleschi The identical offerings were // perception images returned to sender, as the addressed client had moved. computational figures By this all letters have and neo-narcism been added individualising // affection image stickers and notes, which tell a story about human new relationships relations that will never and machinic desires be fully clarifiable. // impulse image architecture parlante and pomo-ducks // action image the modernist and the broken mirror // reflexion image collage archipelago and false folds // relation image post-architectural and counter-contemporary // mental image The Time-Image will be worth but yet necessary to develop in a subsequent examination.

C&P//

(p.30)

Type_ theory, paper Team_ Anna Kostreva (photomontage) Robert Gorny (annotations) Paper_ ThePublicSchool Berlin (2012) Title_ “Ground Figure Plan” Description_ Drawing of Anna Kostreva annotated with questions concerning issues between the city and the political.

The photomontage is annotated with questions and associative images into a relational arrangement The analysis and interpretation is intentionally left open.

K76//

(p.32)

Type_ independent work for an interior design Location/Year_ Berlin (2011) Kastanienallee 76 Description_ Interior design for a loft.

The flat is equipped with almost nothing. The distributed plants subdivide different zones spatially for free usage and future determination.

Any defined arrangement of furniture is located islandlike offset from the walls.

EXPERIMENTAL UTOPIANISM

AnTI-VITRUVIUS AND SUPER-BRUNELLESCHI

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EXPERIMENTAL UTOPIANISM

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EXPERIMENTAL UTOPIANISM

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Return/fill-in

SPACES OF MACHINIC DIFFERENTIATION

▲ Exhibition at SystM Gallery, Berlin Letters, offers, improbability, relations, secrets, mistakes, waste — Return/Fill-In is a temporary possible world made up of bits of all of these; what happens when thousands of letters are returned to sender and create a space of their own.

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Type_ team work for art, spatial installation

Team­_ P. Bagna, R.Gorny and M. Acksel

Gallery_ Systm Berlin, 29.05.2010 — 05.06.2010

Vernissage_ Friday 28.05.2010 7-10 pm

▲ A POSSIBLE WORLD MADE FROM POST-CRITICISM Return/Fill-In is a non-human representation of unknown human relations whose connection will never be clear.

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THE CITY AND THE POLITICAL

▲ ANNOTATED PHOTOMONTAGE Comments and annotations on a photomontage collaged by Anna Kostreva

GROUND FIGURE PLAN

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“... the metropolis is the proper arena for this type of culture which has out-grown every personal element. Here in buildings and educational institutions, in the wonders and comforts of spaceconquering technique, in the formations of social life and in the concrete institutions of the State is to be found such a tremendous richness of crystallizing, depersonalized cultural accomplishments that the personality can, so to speak,scarcely maintain itself in the face of it.”

(G.Simmel: “Metropolis and Mental Life,” p. 338)

“We are the Borg.

Resistance is futile.

You will be assimilated...“ (Star Trek: First Contact)

“I have now set this egg of ours on its end: — whether it will stand fast, and bear the shocks of discussion, remains to be decided by experience. I think you will not find it stale; but its freshness is a circumstance, that may not give it an equal relish to every palate.

What would you say, if by the gradual adoption and diversified application of this single principle, you should see a new scene of things spread itself over the face of civilized society?

— morals reformed, health preserved, industry invigorated, instruction diffused, public burthens lightened, economy seated as it were upon a rock, the gordian knot of the poor-laws not cut but untied — all by a simple idea in architecture?“

“A state is composite, like any other whole made up of many parts; these are the citizens, who compose it. It is evident, therefore, that we must begin by asking, who is the citizen, and what is the meaning of the term?“ (Aristotle: Politics III)

Politics exists when the natural order of domination is interrupted by the institution of a part of those who have no part.

(J.R ancière, Disagreement: Politics and Philosophy, ibid. 11.)

“And those members of the body, which we think to be less honourable, upon these we (J. Bentham: The Panopticon bestow more abundant honour; Writings. Ed. Miran Bozovic (London: Verso, 1995). p. 29-95) and our uncomely parts have more abundant comeliness.“ (1 Corinthians 12:23)

“There has never been any ‘aestheticization’ of politics in the modern age because politics is aesthetics in principle.“

(J. R ancière, Disagreement: Politics and Philosophy)

“To rethink the space of appearance in order to understand the power and effect of public demonstrations for our time, we will need to understand the bodily dimensions of action, what the body requires, and what the body can do, especially when we must think about bodies together, what holds them there, their conditions of persistence and of power. [...] For politics to take place, the body must appear. I appear to others, and they appear to me, which means that some space between us allows each to appear. [...] No one body establishes the space of appearance, but this action, this performative exercise happens only “between” bodies, in a space that constitutes the gap between my own body and another’s. In this way, my body does not act alone, when it acts politically. Indeed, the action emerged from the ‚between.‘“

(J.Butler: Bodies in Alliance and the Politics of the Street)

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[ orangerie ]

[ kitchen ]

Type_ independant work for an interior design

Location/Year_ Berlin, 2011, Kastanienallee 76

[ outddor living room ]

[ bedroom ]

KASTANIENALLEE 76

[ music chamber ]

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Left free for IDEAS

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Deleuze/Parnet: Dialoge Delitz, Heike: Die Architektur der Gesellschaft Delitz, Heike: Gebaute Gesellschaft. Architektur Als Medium Des Sozialen Derrida, Jacques: Die Différance Dorrian, Mark: Clouds Of Architecture Dosse, François: Gilles Deleuze & Félix Guattari.

Intersecting Lives Drexler, Arthur: Ludwig Mies van der Rohe Dziewoir, Yilmaz: Mapping A City Dziewoir, Yilmaz: Mies van der Rohe.

Blick Durch Den Spiegel Eaton, Ruth: Die Ideale Stadt Ebner (Hrsg): Typologie+ Eikmeyer, Robert (Hrsg.): Jonathan Meese, Slavoj Zizek. Ernteschach Dem Dämon El Croquis (Ed.): Herzog & Demeuron, 1998-2002 El Croquis (Ed.): Sanaa, 1990-2004 El Croquis (Ed.): Sanaa, Sejima, Nishizawa 1984-2004 El Croquis (Ed.): Sistemas De Trabajo El Croquis (Ed.): Zaha Hadid, 1983-2004 Elden, Lebas, Kofman (Ed.): Henry Lefebrve. Key Writings Engelhardt, Miriam: Deleuze als Methode. ein Seismograph für theoretische Inventionen Engelmann, Peter: Postmoderne und Dekonstruktion Esposito, Roberto: Person und Menschliches Leben Feireiss/Linh Ngo/Ernst: Arch+ 180. Convertible City

Fernandez Per/Mozas: A+T Stragegy Public Fezer, Jesko / ifau: 12 Arbeitsthesen (Disko) Fezer, Jesko/Heyden, Mathias: Hier Entsteht.

Strategien Partizipativer Architektur und Räumlicher Aneignung Fezer, Jesko: Deprofessionalisierungstendenzen (Disko) Fiel, Wolfgang (Ed.) Eckhard Schultze-Fielitz.

Metalanguage of Space Fischer Von Erlach, Johann Bernhard: Entwurff einer historischen Architektur Fischer, Theodor: Wechselrede über ästhetische Fragen der Gegenwart Fishman, Robert: Los Angeles. The Architecture Of Four Ecologies Flusser, Vilem: Into The Universe Of Technical Images Fontana Giusti, Gordana: Zaha Hadid. Gesamtwerk Foucault, Michel: Discipline and Punishment Foucault, Michel: La Volonte De Savoir Frankel, Paul: Die Entwicklungsphasen der neueren Baukunst 1914 Frankel, Paul: Stile und Epochen Freemann, Michael: Winzig Kleine Gärten Frick, Dieter: Theorie des Städtebaus Fuglsang/Sorensen: Deleuze And The Social (Deleuze Cnnections) Fujimoto Sou: 藤本壮介 | 原初的な未来の建築 (Sou Fujimoto: Primitive Future) Gadamer, Hans-Georg: Die Aktualität des Schönen. Kunst als Spiel, Symbol und Fest Garcia, Mark (Ed.): The Diagrams Of Architecture Garnham, Nicholas & Williams, Raymond: Pierre Bourdieu And The Sociology Of Culture Geipel, Finn, Andi, Guilia: Grand Paris. Métropole Douce Genosko, Gary: Deleuze and Guattari. Critical Assesments, Vol. 1-3 Gente, Paris, Weinmann: Short Cuts 4. Gilles Deleuze Gente/Weibel: Deleuze und die Künste Georgiadis, Sokratis (Hrsg.): Gottfried Semper (1803-1879) Georgiadis, Sokratis: Armuth an Erfindung Georgiadis, Sokratis: Der architektonische Raum und die Öffnung der Fläche Georgiadis, Sokratis: Griechisches, Allzugriechisches Georgiadis, Sokratis: Hegels Falle Georgiadis, Sokratis: Jumpin Through Heavens Door Georgiadis, Sokratis: Nicht unbedingt Modern Georgiadis, Sokratis: Nostalgie auf Cyberhomes?

Georgiadis, Sokratis: Sigfried Giedion. Eine Intellektuelle Biographie Georgiadis, Sokratis: Skelette und Geräte. Vom wechselhaften Verhältnis zwischen Architekt und Ingenieur Georgiadis, Sokratis: The Architecture of Greece Georgiadis, Sokratis: Übungen im Neuen Sehen Geuze, Adrian: West 8 Giedion, Sigfried: Bauen in Frankreich Bauen In Eisen, Bauen In Eisenbeton Giedion, Sigfried: Raum, Zeit, Architektur.

Die Entstehung einer neuen Tradition Gielen, Pascal: The Murmuring of the Artistic Multitude Gilbert/Wheeler (Ed.): Deleuzian Politics.

New Formations 68

Giovannini, Joseph: Zaha Hadid Space For Art Contemporary Arts Centre Cincinnati Gleiter, Jörg H.: Gebaute Räume. Zur kulturellen Formung von Architektur und Stadt Gleiter, Jörg H.: Rückkehr des Verdrängten. Zur kritischen Theorie des Ornaments Goethe, Johann W. Von: Maximen und Reflexionen Goffman, Erwin: Behaviour in Public Places Gonnewardena/Kipfer/Milgrom (Ed.): Space, Difference, Everyday Life. Reading Henry Lefebvre Gordon, Avery: An Atlas Of Radical Cartography Graham/Marvin: Splintering Urbanism Graves, Charles P. Jr.: The Genealogy Of Cities Gremillet, Muriel: Ville Durable/Sustainable City 2009 Guallart, Vincente: GeoLogics, Geography Information Architecture Guattari, Félix: Chaosophy Guattari, Félix: The Anti-OEdipus Papers Guattari, Félix: The Machinic Unconscious Guattari, Félix: Three Ecologies (Continuum Impacts) Guelf, Fernand Mathias: Die Urbane Revolution.

Henri Lefèbvres Philo- sophie der globalen Verstädterung Guillaume, Laura/Hughes, Joe: Deleuze and the body (Deleuze Connections) Gurlitt, Cornelius: Alte Formen, Neuer Stil Gurlitt, Cornelius: Die Theorien der Baukunst im Xix. Jahrhundert Gurlitt, Cornelius: Göllers ästhetische Lehre Habermas, Jürgen: Der philosophische Diskurs der Moderne Habermas, Jürgen: Erkenntnis und Interesse Habraken, N. John: Die Träger und die Menschen Hardt, Michael: Gilles Deleuze. An Apprenticeship in Philosophy Hardt/Negri: Common Wealth Hardt/Negri: Empire Hardt/Negri: Multitude Harvey, David: Social Justice and the City Hauptman, Deborah (ed.): The Body in Architecture Hauptman, Deborah/ Neidich, Warren: Cognitive Architecture: From Bio-Politics to Noo-Politics Hensen, Dirk: Weniger Ist Mehr Herrmann, Wolfgang: Gottfried Semper.

Theoretischer Nachlass Herzogenrath, Bernd: An (Un)Likely Alliance Hillier, Jean: Streching Beyond The Horizon. A Multiplanar Theory Of Spatial Planning And Governance Himmelmann, Beatrix: Nietzsche Hitchcock, Henry-Russell: Die Architektur Des 19.

Und 20. Jahrhunderts Hoffmann, Donald: Frank Lloyd Wright‘S Robie House Holland, Charles: A Secret History of Architecture (Disko) Holland/Smith/Stivale: Gilles Deleuze — Image and Text Hollert, Tom: Distributed Agency, Design‘s Potentiality (Civic City Cahier 3) Höper/Stoschek/Kieven: Giovanni Battista Piranesi Die Wahrnehmung Von Raum Und Zeit Hotzan, Jürgen: Dtv Atlas Stadt Hughes, Joe: Deleuze and the Genesis of Representation Hughes, Joe: Deleuze's Difference and Repetition.

A Reader's Guide Huse, Norbert: Neues Bauen 1918 Bis 1933

My Library

Hvattum, Mari: Gottfried Semper and the Problem of Historicism Ishigami Junya: 石上純也 | ちい さな図版のまとまりから建築につい て考えたこと (Small Images) Jacobs, Steven: The Wrong House: The Architecture Of Alfred Hitchcock Jain, Dhruv (Ed.): Deleuze and Marx Jameson, Frederic: Representing Capital Jöchner, Cornelia: Wie kommt Bewegung in die Architekturtheorie?

Jun Hashimoto (Ed.): Ja #79, Junya Ishigami Jun Hashimoto (Ed.): Ja #80, Year Book 2010 Jun Tanaka: From (Im) Possible To Virtual Architecture Kafka, Franz: Betrachtungen über Kunst, Leben, Glauben Kahlfeldt, Paul: Ludwig Mies van der Rohe.

Helden Ohne Degen Kaminer, Tahl: Architecture, Crisis and Resuscitation Kammleithner, Christina: Eine Ästhetik des Gebrauches (Disko) Kamper, Dietmar: Die Ästhetik Der Abwesenheit: die Entfernung der Körper Karge, Hendrik (Hrsg.): Gottfried Semper Dresden Und Europa Katalog Der Kunstbibliothek Berlin: Von Schinkel bis Mies van der Rohe Kihato/Massoumi/Ruble/ Subirós/Garland: Urban Diversity. Space Culture and Inclusive Pluralism in Cities Worldwide Kirn, Gal (Ed.): Port-Fordism and it's Discontents Klanten/Feireiss: Staging Space. Scenic Interiors and Spatial Experiences Klanten/Feireiss: Strike A Pose. Eccentric Architecture and Spectacular Spaces Klanten/Hübner: Urban Interventions. Personal Projects in Public Space Klee, Paul: Die Zwitschermaschine Klossowski, Pierre: Die Ähnlichkeit (La Ressemblance) Kneer (Hrsg.): Bruno Latours Kollektive.

Kontroversen zur Entgrenzung des Sozialen Kögner, Michael: Möglichkeitsräume in der analytischen Psychotherapie Köhler/Faller/Hess: Diagrammatische und hybride Methoden in der räumlichen Planung Koolhaas, Rem (Ed.): Content Kossak/Petrescu/Schneider/ Tyszczuk/Walker (Hrsg.): Agency. Working with Uncertain Architectures Kramp, Mario: Von Paris Nach Dresden. In Karge 2007 Krausse, Joachim: Unsichtbare Architektur (Disko) Krier, Leon: Drawings Kruft, Hanno-Walter: Geschichte Der Architekturtheorie Kwinter, Sanford: Architecture Of Time. Toward A Theory Of The Event In Modernist Culture Lacaton/Vassal: Lacaton & Vassal Laclau, Ernesto: On Populist Reason Laclau/Mouffe: Hegemony And Socialist Strategy Lahiji, Nadir: The Political Unconscious of Architecture Lampert, Jay: Deleuze And Guattaris Philosophy Of History Lapoujade (Hrsg.)/Deleuze: Die Einsame Insel. Texte Und Gespräche 1953-1974 Lapoujade (Hrsg.)/Deleuze: Schizophrenie Und Gesellschaft. Texte Und Gespräche 1975-1990 Latour, Bruno: Eine Neue Soziologie Für Eine Neue Gesellschaft

Latour, Bruno: Iconoclash.

Gibt Es Eine Welt Jenseits Des Bilderkrieges?

Latour, Bruno: Politics of Nature Latour, Bruno: Wir sind nie Modern Gewesen Leach, Neil (Ed.): Rethinking Architectur Lefebrve, Henri: Key Writings Lefebrve, Henri: The Production of Space Lefebrve, Henri: The Urban Revolution Legates/Stout: The City Reader. Forth Edition Leibniz, Gottfried W.: Fünf Schriften Zur Logik Und Metaphysik Leibniz, Gottfried W.: Monadologie Lemke, thoma: Biopolitik Lim, Cj/Liu, Ed: Smartcities + Eco-Warriors Lipsius, Constantin: Ueber die ästhetische Behandlung des Eisens im Hochbau Loos, Adolf: Ins Leere Gesprochen Loos, Adolf: Ornament und Verbrechen Loos, Adolf: Trotzdem, 1900-1930 Lootsma, Bart: Koolhaas, Constant und Die Niederländische Kultur Der 60Er Jahre Lopez des Souza, Marcelo: Which right to Which City Lorck, Carl Von: Karl Friedrich Schinke Lorey/Nigro/Raunig: Inventionen Lynch, David: Das Bild Der Stadt. Bauwelt Fundamente Bd. 16 Maas, Winy: T?F: Green Dream Mackay, Robin James: Collapse. Philosophical Research And Development Mallgrave, Harry: Architectural Theory 1.

An Anthology from Vitruvius to 1870 Mallgrave, Harry: Architectural Theory 2.

An Anthology from 1871- 2005 Mallgrave, Harry: From Realism To Sachlichkeit Mallgrave, Harry: Gottfried Semper. Ein Architekt des 19.

Jahrhunderts Mallgrave, Harry: Modern Architectural Theory. A Historical Survey, 1673-1968 Marazzi, Christian: Capital and Affects Marten, Ekkhard (Hrsg.): Pragmatismus. Ausgewählte Texte Massumi, Brian: A Shock To Thought.

Expressions After Deleuze Massumi, Brian: Interface and Active Space Massumi, Brian: Ontomacht Massumi, Brian: Realer Than Real. The Simulacrum According to Deleuze and Guattari McDonough, Tom: Situationists Space Meisenheimer, Wolfgang: Das Denken des Leibes und der architektonische Raum Merleau-Ponty, Maurice: L‘institution.

La Passivité Mertins (Ed): The Presence Of Mies Meyer, Ulf: Die Fügung Der Dinge. Sublime Creation.

Axel Nieberg Architect Mies van der Rohe, Ludwig: Baukunst und Zeitwille Mies van der Rohe, Ludwig: Die Neue Zeit Mies van der Rohe, Ludwig: Gelöste Aufgaben Mies van der Rohe, Ludwig: Hochhausprojekt für Bahnhof Friedrichstraße In Berlin Mies van der Rohe, Ludwig: Industrielles Bauen Mies van der Rohe, Ludwig: Kunstkritik Milde, Kurt: G. Sempers Umgang mit historischer Bausubstanz in Karge 2007 Miller / Schwaag / Warner: The New Death Strip (Disko)

Möbuß, Susanne: Schopenhauer für Anfänger Die Welt Als Wille Und Vorstellung Mostaedi, Arian: Minimalist Spaces Mozas, Javier: Density.

New Collective Housing Müller, Ulrich: Raum, Bewegung Und Zeit Im Werk Von Walter Gropius Und Ludwig Mies van der Rohe Müller/Vogel: Dtv Atlas Baukunst Bd. 1 Müller/Vogel: Dtv Atlas Baukunst Bd. 2 Murphy, Peter / Roberts, David: Dialectic Of Romanticism. A Critique Of Modernism Museum Folkwang Essen: Urbanität Gestalten Muthesius, Herrmann: Stilarchitektur Und Baukunst Negri, Antonio: On Rem Koolhaas Negri, Tony: Art and Multitude Negri, Tony: Trilogy of Resistance Neumeyer, Fritz (Hrsg.): Der Klang Der Steine.

Nietzsches Architekturen Neumeyer, Fritz (Hrsg.): Quellentexte Zur Architekturtheorie, Nachdenken über Architektur Neumeyer, Fritz: Mies van der Rohe.

Das Kunstlose Wort Nietzsche, Friedrich: Also Sprach Zarathustra Nietzsche, Friedrich: Der Fall Wagner.

Götzendämmerung. Der Antichrist. Ecce Homo.

Dionysosdithyramben.

Nietzsche Contra Wagner.

Hrsg. Colli/Montinari) Nietzsche, Friedrich: Die Fröhliche Wissenschaft Nietzsche, Friedrich: Die Geburt der Tragödie Nietzsche, Friedrich: Die Nachgelassenen Fragmente. Eine Auswahl Nietzsche, Friedrich: Ecce Homo Nietzsche, Friedrich: Jenseits Von Gut und Böse Nietzsche, Friedrich: Unzeitgemäße Betrachtungen. Vom Nutzen und Nachteil der Historie für das Leben Nietzsche, Friedrich: Zur Genealogie der Moral Nishizawa Ryue: 西沢立衛 | 建築設計事務所スタディ集 (Studies By The Office Of Ryue Nishizawa) Noboyuki Yoshida (Ed.): A+U 380: Possibilities of Collective Living O’Sullivan, Simon: Art Encounters Deleuze And Guattari O’Sullivan/Zepke: Deleuze, Guattari and the Production of the New Onians, John: Bearers Of Meaning: The Classical Orders In Antiquity Osborne, Peter: The Politics of Time Ott, Michaela: Affizierung.

Zu einer ÄsthetischEpistemischen Figur Ott, Michaela: Gilles Deleuze Zur Einführung Pagel, Gerda: Jacques Lacan Zur Einführung Parker, Simon: Cities, Politics And Power Parr, Adrian (Ed.): The Deleuze Dictionary Parr, Adrian: Hijacking Sustainability Parr/Zaretsky (Ed.): New Directions in Sustainable Design Pawson, John: Minimum Payne, Andrew: Sustainability and Pleasure Peran, Marti: Post-It City Peschgen, Goerd: Das Architektonische Lehrbuch Karl Friedrich Schinkel Pevsner, Nikolaus: Europäische Architektur Von den Anfängen bis zur Gegenwart Piano/Lepik: Architekturen Des Lebens Pieper, Jan: Das Labyrinthische Platon: Symposion Platon: Theätät

Poster/Savat: Deleuze And New Technology (Deleuze Connections) Posthofen, Christian: Theorie Und Praxis Puente, Moises: Conversations With Mies van der Rohe Quitzsch, Heinz: Gottfried Semper.

Praktische Ästhetik Und Politischer Kampf Rahim, Ali/ Jamelle, Hina: Catalytic Formations Rahim, Ali/ Jamelle, Hina: Elegance, AD Rahim, Ali: Contemporary Techniques In Architecture Rajchman, John: The Deleuze Connenctions Rajchman/Virilio: Constructions Rancière, Jacques: Dissensus. On Politics and Aesthetics Rancière, Jacques: The Politics of Aesthetics. The Distribution of The Sensible Rees, William E.: Understanding Urban Ecosystems Reiser/Umemoto: Atlas Of Novel Tectonics Rietzler, Walter: Das Neue Raumgefühl in Bildender Kunst und Musik Risselada, Max/Van den Heuvel, Dirk: TEAM 10.

1953-81 Robbers, Lutz: In The Soft Image of the City.

Mies van der Rohe and Cinematic Time Royseland/Ro: Europan9 Norway Ruby, Andreas: Naive Architecture.

Notes on the Work of Lacaton & Vassal Ruschmeier, Réné: Immanenz und Transzendenz bei Gilles Deleuze Ryle, Martin: Surplus Consciousness Salin, Sophie: Kryptologie Des Unbewußten Nietzsche, Freud Und Deleuze...

Salingaros, Nikos A.: Anti-Architecture And Deconstruction Salottobouno (Ed.): Manual Of Decolonization Sarasin, Philippe: Michel Foucault Zur Einführung Sarnitz, August: Loos (Taschen Basic Architecture) Schaub, Mirjam: Gilles Deleuze Im Wunderland Schinkel, Karl Friedrich: Sammlung Architektonischer Entwürfe Schinkel/Uhl (Hrsg.): Sammlung Architektonischer Entwürfe Von Karl Fr. Schinkel Schleifer/Wintle/Engler: Minimalist Houses (Evergreen Interiors) Schmarsow, August: Das Wesen der Architektonischen Schöpfung Schmarsow, August: Der Werth der Dimensionen im menschlichen Raumgebilde Schmarsow, August: Grundbegriffe Der Kunstwissenschaft Schmidt: Kollektive Intentionalität Schroer, Markus: Räume, Orte, Grenzen Auf dem Weg zu einer Soziologie des Raums Schulze, Franz: Mies van der Rohe.

A Critical Biography Segal/Verbakel: Cities Of Dispersal (Architectural Design) Seidel, Ernst: Lexikon Der Bautypen Funktionen Und Formen Der Architektur Sejima Kazuyo: Kazuyo Sejima + Ryue Nishizawa/ Sanaa Works 1995-2003 Semper, Gottfried (Karge, H., Hrsg.): Der Stil in den Technischen und Tektonischen Künsten, Band 1, Gesammelte Schriften Band II

Semper, Gottfried (Karge, H., Hrsg.): Der Stil in den Technischen und Tektonischen Künsten, Band 2, Gesammelte Schriften Band Iii Semper, Gottfried (Karge, H., Hrsg.): Kleine Schriften, Gesammelte Schriften Band IV Semper, Gottfried: Die Vier Elemente der Baukunst Semper, Gottfried: Schriften Zur Kunsttheorie, Bd. Iii Serres, Michel: Le Contrat Naturelle Shane, Graham: The Emergence Of Landscape Urbanism Shields, Rob: Lefebvre, Love and Struggle — Spatial Dialectics Simmel, Georg: Philosophie Der Landschaft Sitte, Camillo: Der Städtebau nach seinen künstlerischen Grundsätzen Sloterdijk, Peter: Sphären, Kt., Bd.1, Blasen Smith, Daniel W.: The Conditions Of The New Smith, Elizabeth A.T.: Case Study Houses 1945-1966 The California Impetus Smithson, Alison & Peter: The Charged Void.

Urbanism Soeberg, Martin: Theorizing The Image Of Architecture Thomas Ruff’s Photographs Of The Buildings Of Mies van der Rohe Soja, Edward: Postmodern Geographies. The Reassertion Of Space In Critical Social Theory Sola-Morales, Ignasi De: Differences Topographies Of Contemporary Architecture Sola-Morales, Ignasi de: Mies van der Rohe Barcelona Pavilion Sorkin, Michaal: Michael Sorkin Studio Wiggle Staatliche Kunsthalle Baden-Baden (Hrsg.): Revolutionsarchitektur.

Boullée. Ledoux, Lequeu Steffens, Martin: Karl Friedrich Schinkel 1781-1841 (Taschen Basic Architecture) Stemshorn, Max: Schinkel Und Mies Stengers, Isabelle: Spekulativer Konstruktivismus Stiegler, Bernhard: For A New Critique Of Political Economy Stirner, Max: Der Einzige und sein Eigentum Stivale, Charles J. : Gilles Deleuzes Abc Primer With Claire Parnet Stivale, Charles J.: Gilles Deleuzes Abcs The Folds Of Friendship Stivale, Charles J.: The Two-Fold Thought Of Deleuze And Guattari Strauven, Francis: Aldo Van Eyck. The Shape Of Relativity Sudjic, Deyan: John Pawson Works Swyngedouw, Erik: Designing the PostPolitical City and the Insurgent Polis (Civic City Cahier 5) Tafuri, Manfredo: Architecture And Utopia Tegethoff, Wolf: Mies van der Rohe Die Villen Und Landhaus Tezuka, Takaharu & Yui: Architecture Catalogie 2 Tezuka, Takaharu & Yui: Nostalgic Future Thrift, Nigel / Ash Amin: Cities Thrift, Nigel: Non-Representational Theory Ungers, Oswald M.: Architecture as Theme Van Boxel, Elma: Reality Or Utopia?

Van Boxel, Elma: Re-Public Van Der Velde, Henry: Vom Neuen Stil Der Laienpredigten Ii. Teil

Van Schaik, Marcel: Exit Utopia. Architectural Provocations 1956-76 Van Toorn, Roemer: Time In Transit. A Travelogue Through The Society Of The And In Search Of And/ Otherness Venturi, Robert: Complexity and Contradiction in Architecture Vermeulen/Van den Akker: Metamodernism Vidler, Anthony: Architecture Between Spectacle and Use Vidler, Anthony: Claude Nicolas Ledoux Vidler, Anthony: Histories Of The Immediate Present (Writing Architecture) Vidler, Anthony: Warped Space. Art, Architecture, And Anxiety In Modern Culture Virilio, Paul: Die Kunst Des Schreckens Virilio, Paul: Die Panische Stadt Volk, Waltraud: Karl Friedrich Schinkel.

Sein Wirken als Architekt Vomhof, Stefanie: Das Bild bei Deleuze Bewegung, Montage, Zeit Wall, Alex: Programming the Urban Surface Wang, Wilfried: Sustainability is a Cultural Problem Watson, Janell: Guattaris Diagrammatic Thought Weilacher, Udo: Zwischen Landschaftsarchitektur und Land Art Weiß, Martin G.: Bios und Zoë. Die Menschliche Natur im Zeitalter ihrer technischen Reproduzierbarkeit Welsch, Wolfgang: Ästhetisches Denken Welsch, Wolfgang: Grenzgänge der Ästhetik West-Pavlov, Russell: Space in Theory. Kristeva, Foucault, Deleuze Whitehead, Alfred North: Process and Reality Williams, James: Gilles Deleuze‘s Logic of Sense. A Critical Introduction and Guide Winckelmann, Johan J.: Gedanken über die Nachahmung Wölfflin, Heinrich: Prolegomena zu einer Psychologie der Architektur Wright, Erik Olin: Envisioning Real Utopias Zepke, Stephen: Art as Abstract Machine.

Ontology and Aesthetics in Deleuze and Guattari Zillich, Carl C.: Specific Transparencies Zizek, Slavoj: Auf Verlorenem Posten Zizek, Slavoj: Denn Sie wissen nicht, was Sie tun Zizek, Slavoj: Die Puppe und der Zwerg Zizek, Slavoj: Die Tücke Des Subjekts Zizek, Slavoj: vFirst As Tragedy, Then As Frace Zizek, Slavoj: Liebe Dein Symptom wie Dich Selbst Zizek, Slavoj: Organlose Körper Zizek, Slavoj: Organs Without Bodies Deleuze and Consequences Zizek, Slavoj: Parallaxe Zizek, Slavoj: Was Sie schon immer über Lacan wissen wollten und Hitchcock nie zu fragen gewagt haben Zourabichvili, François: Deleuze. Une Philosophie De L’événement Zourabichvili, François: Le Vocabulaire De Deleuze Zucker, Paul: Der Begriff der Zeit in der Architektur

This portfolio displays selected projects of my collaboration at SMAQ — architecture urbanism research from 2008-2012 as well as some independent projects, writings and theoretical examinations during the same period.

Architecture has always been, and will always remain being, the explicit expression of power relations in its most extreme manifestation. During industrialisation, capitalist-fordist modes of production have exerted these influencing forces. We will imagine a time when we will wonder, why there should be no alternative to capitalist modes of production of subjectivity.

Before the industrial revolution, cities have been specialised spatial devices of primarily processing trade and goods. Then after, from industrialisation until 20th century modernist planning, cities have changed to being mainly apparatuses of processing people and work.

Apparently, we have happened to witness a shift from the industrial metropolis to a new, already often discussed ‘biopolitical’ form. In this case, it will be a third transformation, that we will be to witness — the ‘informatisation’ of production — according to the dominant position which has passed from primary to secondary and then to tertiary production. But cities, how could they be becoming apparatuses of processing information?

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