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I read it on the internet..., by Jonas Althuis.I read it on the internet. Words. Jonas Althuis. Bnieuws has always been a print-based magazine. It’s our tradition, our sacred way of connecting with the students and staff of the Faculty of Architecture.…View →
The Art of Disconnect: A Manifesto for Inefficiency, by Jessica Kuurstra.Internet addiction is a term that has been used since the early days of the internet (Court, 2022). In 1996, the New York Times published an article titled ‘The Symptoms of Internet Addiction’, in which interviews were taken from ‘internet addicts’.…View →
Unsophisticated Sophistication, by Jonas Althuis.It was spending time on the internet, and it was glorious. The internet was exciting, there was always new things to discover. In those days, it felt endless and grand, but not in the omnipresent and immeasurable way that it does today.…View →
Bnieuws edition 57/01. Published September 2023.Nathan discusses our shift from literature to TikTok (page 22), and Jessica reflects on the internet's impact as a drug or societal skin (page 26). In our new section "What are you Watching right now?"…View →
Digital symbology, by Jonas Althuis.Shown below are a variety of symbols from the digital world, from internet browsing to smartphone apps. Which symbols do you recognise?…View →
Costa del Sprawl Pavilion - Estudio ESSE, by Sam Eadington.I watched another sunrise and amassed a bit more debt. building in the real world to feature on the internet.…View →
A public digital space at home, by Inez Margaux Van Oeveren.These new technologies are all connected to the internet and home network. They influence our social behaviour; the systems in a home are being revised and will probably lead to a new design and understanding of home in the 21st century.…View →
LIVE, LAUGH, LABOR, by Tuyen Le.The content creators now become the modern-day sales staff, and compared to the 1930s when salesmen needed to go door-to-door to pitch the product, the Internet reversed the equation and had the buyers coming towards the salesman instead.…View →
Interview: The Book and The Building, by Louis Lousberg, Koen Mulder & Christopher Clarkson.Koen: I’ve never seen any equivalent on the internet to how you can look for something in the library and there is a cupboard with books from all different periods of time on that subject, and you can really quickly put things on the table and compare…View →
The Game, by Ricardo Avella.The Game, a 2018 book by Italian author Alessandro Baricco, is an ambitious intellectual exercise that aims to build a retroactive history of the digital revolution, from Space Invaders and through the invention of Internet and Napster, to the iPhone…View →
The Hot and Cold of Disseminating, by Tuyen Le.Before the Internet, architecture enthusiasts relied on magazines to stay up-to-date on the daily happenings in architecture. As humans, our hunger for news and media hastily yearns for opinionated pieces to stimulate our daily life.…View →
Refugee Republic, by Aimee Baars.Many camp inhabitants have found themselves a daily job, are busy improving their tents or have started building a home of concrete/wood, have access to mobile internet and make use of a semi-privatised public transport system to go out for dinner or…View →
Architectural Misconceptions, by Jan Pruszyński.Even though people realise that it is fiction, most citizens do not have to interact with the police actively and these TV shows tend to become the only source of their understanding of how the police works.…View →
The Art of the Commute, by Alessandro Rognoni.We taught ourselves how to swim in the convoluted sea of metropolitan stimuli, of the internet, of contemporary politics. With these things we are somehow familiar; often we are ignorant to them as well. Careless, but comfortable.…View →
What if normal is dead?, by Chun Kit "CK" Wong.Indeed, in a world where we have easy access to the internet, mobility and connectivity have increased drastically, and the idea that a physical space determines the office is rather out-dated.…View →
The Marble Arch Joke, by Alessandro Rognoni.To be precise, it looks more like ‘build an image of a hill, and people will come’, with renders of the lush urban mountain travelling around the internet long before construction, in an attempt to build excitement around the installation.…View →
Let's scroll, by Nathan Döding.The internet connected the world and Hemingways romantic scenes of human interaction have developed into: TikTok. The absolute pinnacle of contemporary entertainment. Part 1. Summer. I found myself bored a lot this summer.…View →
Spider-Verse, by Jan Pruszynski.He’s already been a subject of 6 feature films, nearly a dozen TV shows, 35 video games, thousands of comic book issues and countless internet memes. There’s even been several different Spider-Man breakfast cereals.…View →
The Archetypal Bias of Scale Figures Catalogs, by Romain Touron.DESAHUCIOS” spanish protesters marching against the 2011 real estate crisis, we understand most of the figures as spatially and timely situated objects, giving them an extra meaning far from the bazillion archetypical ghost-like figures that exists on the internet…View →