Rationalism in Architecture: Use and Construction

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Rationalism in Architecture: Use and Construction

Examines rationalism in architecture, focusing on the significance of use and construction in shaping architectural logic.

Architecture of Libraries and Factories: Historical Perspectives

Covers the evolution of library and factory architecture, highlighting key historical examples and their impact on design and functionality.

Material Civilization, Economy and Capitalism

Explores the historical development of material civilization, economy, and capitalism, focusing on the impact of wood as a foundational resource.

Introduction to Capitalism

Explores the history and key traits of capitalism, its evolution, and global impact.

Architecture: Classicism and Rationalism in Historical Context

Examines the evolution of architecture through the works of key historical architects and their responses to changing societal needs.

Building Technology: Construction and Materials Overview

Introduces building technology, covering construction methods, materials, and the architect's role in design and execution.

Marxism and Dependency Theory

Explores Marxism, free trade, imperialism, Dependency Theory, and different perspectives on globalisation theories.

Architecture and Revolution: Le Corbusier's Housing Vision

Explores Le Corbusier's innovative approach to housing and its implications for architecture and urban planning.

The Origins of Modern Domestic Space

Explores the violent domestication process and the origins of capital and modern domestic space through the lens of Pier Vittorio Aureli and Maria Mies.

The Commodification of Counter-Cultural Forms

Explores the commodification of counter-cultural forms and the impact of capitalism on artistic expressions, urban spaces, and public policies.