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University of Applied Arts Vienna_Wolfgang Tschapeller ZT GmbH
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From smoked out to caved in: completing the formal / technical repertoire of architecture_Jorge Alberto Mejía Hernández
Aloni_Deca Architecture
Biodiversity Center_Tomás García Píriz + Jose Luis Muñoz
Library in the North of Barcelona_Rafael Perera Leoz
Gurisentret Outdoor Stage and Visitor Center_Askim Lantto Architects
The Exhibition Grounds of the Estonian Road Museum_Salto AB

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Low Cost High Values!_Marco Atzori
El "B"_Selgascano
Casa Never Never Land_Andrés Jaque Architects
NamHae CheoMa House_JOHO Architecture
Media Library and Cultural Center_G+ Architects
Mima House_Mima Architects

Malik Architecture
Balance in Architecture
Residence at Alibag
GMS Grande Palladium
American School extension
Cipla R & D Center
Vedanta Cancer Hospital
Lupin Research Park
Bhagwan Mahaveer Cancer Hospital


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In architecture, topology – a very precise mathematical notion – `is usually assumed as a flexible field of activity that deals with sentimental approaches to site specificity. Beyond the rather ethereal discussion on the topological traits of architecture, excavated (topologically minded) edifices propose two issues which are generally underrated in both modernist and contemporary architectural practice: interred typologies and stereotomic/plastic technical motives are hardly under the spotlight of mainstream media.
Twentieth century architects' mechanistic fascination privileged assembly over other equally valid project strategies, and appears to have turned into a moral argument linking earthy notions of space with baseness of character, backwardness or downright evil. Some of the most sacred containers of memory, though, remind us of the poetic power of primeval caves and tumuli, mostly hidden from sight, and yet rich in spatial / formal possibilities.
There is still a lot of research to be done underground; bringing discourse and practice back to a sense of heuristic completeness by recovering architecture¡¯s full repertoire of morphological and material alternatives. Written by
Jorge Alberto Mejía Hernández
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Bruno Zevi argued that ¡°modernity is what changes a crisis in a value.¡±
At present the word crisis appears to occupy a place in nearly all our everyday activities as the world economy faces the possibility of a default that could jeopardize the global equilibrium. Ours is a situation of instability and uncertainty that necessarily requires reflection on the future. Is it possible to transform the contingent moment into a new opportunity? Yes, if we create the conditions for a different way of thinking and acting.
Modernity as defined by Zevi represents not a historical period, but the capacity of a culture to reconfigure its own thought at any time, and to break with patterns and codes of the past to cope with change. It is a concept applicable to the contemporary in its entirety.
In this historical moment architecture must cope with a gradual decrease of resources, given the political instability shaking the states, and it must face the necessity of making choices on behalf of environmental protection. Architecture must find its place away from the spectacular approaches that have characterized it in recent years, and move toward social responses that advance the common good. The foundation of a new architectural aesthetic also involves the ability to produce objects and systems that impact society and to control the relationship between costs and benefits in a shift of the architect¡¯s mental and operative attitude.
In the pages that follow we present four examples of low-cost experiments indicating a possible path for the redefinition of a new architectural aesthetic. These come to embody a conscious but not limited vanguard, capable of producing invention and quality, but doing so according to responsible principles that are attentive to the future.
These projects demonstrate that radical changes, but at minimum cost, as part of a new code whose value added is the ability to mediate between innovation, experimentation and technology, can be applied in deference to the project budget.
Written by Marco Atzori
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