The Art of Memory: Territory and Architecture

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

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

Explores the urban transformation of Bassins à Flot in Bordeaux, showcasing innovative solutions for a new urban port area.

Delves into 'the commons' as a strategy against top-down city planning, exploring historical examples and contemporary projects.

Explores the shared vision and dynamics around the Seine in Paris, emphasizing its urban importance and collective revitalization efforts.

Delves into memory, architecture, and Non-Sites theory, emphasizing metaphor and logic in art.

Delves into the intimate fusion between architecture and nature in urban spaces.

Delves into 'the commons' as a strategy against acceleration in city planning.

Delves into the transformation of the Saint-Vincent-de-Paul district, emphasizing adaptive reuse, public engagement, and historical preservation.

Delves into the creation of parallel underground worlds and their architectural development for the benefit of humanity.