Avant-garde vs. Planning

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Examines the development of avant-garde architecture in Soviet Russia, focusing on constructivism and its ideological implications from 1917 to 1930.

Explores Vienna's socialist housing policies from 1919 to 1933, focusing on democratic initiatives, urban planning, and social impact.

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

Explores the intricate relationship between architecture and politics, reflecting on historical examples and addressing contemporary challenges.

Showcases four architectural projects, including public building transformation, collective housing, and unique residential designs.

Showcases four architectural projects, including a bus terminal, social housing renovation, and two residential designs.

Delves into the phases of collective representation in low-income housing production and showcases recent innovations in urban governance.

Explores the relationship between urban planning and lifestyles, emphasizing the political implications of architectural forms and urban spaces.

Delves into the architectural and urban planning initiatives in Red Vienna during the early 20th century.

Explores the challenges of urban planning in African cities amidst rapid urbanization.