Top stories published by The Matter of Architecture in 2019

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Wanying Li in The Matter of Architecture

May 15, 2019

Shanghai Vertical: Skyscrapers and the “whole” city

Nuria Benítez Gómez in The Matter of Architecture

May 2, 2019

The Architecture of Resistance: from erasure to resilience

Mariano Cuofano in The Matter of Architecture

Apr 11, 2019

ROOM

An architecture of perception, not predetermination

In this short essay Mariano Cuofano asks what if we re-imagine the…

Moritz Dittrich in The Matter of Architecture

Apr 25, 2019

Who owns the city?

Is this how we want the future of our cities to be decided? A bunch of tech giants…

Adam Kaasa in The Matter of Architecture

Mar 21, 2019

What is ‘We’? Five Short Videos on Collective Life

Mariano Cuofano in The Matter of Architecture

Mar 28, 2019

SLANT or, How to start a research project

Five books explore the start of any research project where…

Lin Ching Hung in The Matter of Architecture

Apr 18, 2019

Future of retail: efficiency or entertainment?

In this short essay Ching-Hung Lin asks what the future of luxury retail looks…

Paul Priest in The Matter of Architecture

May 31, 2019

Internationalising the Professional Standards of the Chartered British Architect for Socially Responsible Global…

Nuria Benítez Gómez in The Matter of Architecture

Apr 5, 2019

(Sharing) Ordinary Pleasures

Wanying Li in The Matter of Architecture

Apr 7, 2019

Activism and Outrage: A celebration of post-war social housing

The increasing rejection of post-war social housing…

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