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    Essay — 1.3.2024

    Dramaturgy of Building and Ruin

    If one examines an office building or shopping centre through the means of performing arts, what do they reveal about themselves, about architecture – and about the act of performing?

    Case Study — 1.3.2024

    The People’s Theatre

    In the 1930s, P.E. Blomstedt designed a theatre in Hakaniemi, Helsinki. Reading between the lines of an illustration drawing reveals the world view behind the design and the designer.

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    Phenomena — 1.3.2024

    Artwashing Demolition

    Utilising to-be-demolished buildings for temporary art shows is becoming a formalized urban development practice. However, it disregards the potential of existing urban spaces and ignores the temporary use and artistic agency as vehicles for place-shaping.

    Book — 1.3.2024

    Parallel Cities

    At times, the visions for the future made by urban planners are so enthralling that they continue to coexist as a parallel reality of sorts alongside the real, built city. This is what happened in Hirtshals, a Danish town with a population of some 5,500.

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    Book — 1.3.2024

    The Big Picture of Urban Policies

    Global phenomena with long-term effects are often forgotten when talking about the processes of urban transformation.

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    Book — 1.3.2024

    Spaces Made Differently

    The book with a special name celebrates Raumlaborberlin, a Berlin-based architect collective, and its 25 years of existence.

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    Opinion Piece — 1.2.2024

    More Convincing Designs with AI

    Artificial intelligence is especially useful in the early stages of planning – it enhances the factual basis and helps justify design solutions, argues Niko Kautonen.

    Opinion Piece — 1.2.2024

    AI Is Not Born out of Thin Air 

    Before we can go into the possibilities offered by AI applications, we need to understand what it takes to produce artificial intelligence, writes Ville Paananen.

    Editorial — 1.2.2024

    Intelligence Matters

    It has been estimated that, by streamlining the design process, AI will make a large proportion of architects obsolete. We should not rush to take the current guesstimates too seriously, yet it would be wise to reflect on how much of an architect’s work can actually only be managed by the human mind, writes the Editor-in-Chief Kristo Vesikansa.

    Opinion Piece — 1.2.2024

    AI Is a Tool for the Sustainability Leap

    Artificial intelligence can benefit architects, especially when there are many variables in the design process – for example, reusable building parts from different sources, say Ron Aasholm and Maija Parviainen.

    Book — 1.2.2024

    Thoughts on the Uncontrollability of the World

    The resonance theory by the German sociologist Hartmut Rosa makes one question which aspects of construction we need to control and to what extent that control should be exercised.

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    Opinion Piece — 1.2.2024

    Industrial Revolution of Creativity

    At its best, generative artificial intelligence is an aide in creative work and brainstorming, Mikael Tómasson says.

    Designer's Viewpoint — 1.2.2024

    A Wise Body

    What if a more sustainable way of building would be better perceived through the senses and emotions?

    Article Collection — 1.2.2024

    How Does AI Change Architecture? 

    The six viewpoints published in the Matter and Intelligence issue explore how AI can act as an assistant in creative work, how it helps in designing more sustainable architecture, and what architects should understand about the ethics of AI.

    Book — 1.2.2024

    In the Grip of the Abstraction

    Buildings and their characteristics should be seen in relation to the societal conditions that created them – not only as a form of aesthetic expression, Pier Vittorio Aureli suggests.

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