Two Hundred Fifty Things an Architect Should Know
Written by Michael Sorkin, Published in: Michael Sorkin, What Goes Up, London: Verso, 2018.
Architecture & Urbanism
A Rare View of Siberia’s Soviet Architecture
Over the past few years, a series of exhibitions and monographs have prompted a rediscovery of socialist modernism, its powerful expression and exoticism stirring significant interest. The recently published photo book Concrete Siberia. Soviet Landscapes of the Far North by Zupagrafika casts a new light on this relatively unexplored chapter of architectural history by … Read more
Dirty City
The industrial areas once embraced for playing the leading role in the development of cities and providing the people with the very means of survival, are seen after a while as rusty heaps of junk to be cleared away and dirty areas to be wiped out. Reflecting the rest of … Read more
METU University Campus Buildings, Guzelyurt
“Cyprus” may be one of the few words that we hear so much in the negotiation process between Turkey and of European Union. Even though the island became one of the most important political disputes between the EU, Turkey and Greece, life continues on both sides of the island. Northern … Read more
