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Artefact: Public Plinth, by Alessandro Rognoni and Ron Barten.Artefact: Public Plinth. Words. Alessandro Rognoni and Ron Barten. Ron Barten’s photographs are part of his personal research for the Interiors Building Cities graduation studio at TU Delft.…View →
A public digital space at home, by Inez Margaux Van Oeveren.A public digital space at home. Words. Inez Margaux Van Oeveren. How are private and public spaces organized and designed in the modern information society? Have you ever thought about this? Now, you might.…View →
Hope on water, by Sevince Bayrak.As the century goes on, architects’ passion for public space becomes even more clear and the concept of buildings becoming an extension of public space was more popular. The main idea was simple: Bring more people together.…View →
Architectural Misconceptions, by Jan Pruszyński.CSI: Crime Scene Investigation. on how police and their work are perceived by the public in the US.…View →
Back to the cinema. Please. , by Alessandro Rognoni.They also wanted to do it in what is, ultimately, a public space.…View →
Bnieuws edition 53/06. Published May 2020.Home does not merely provide shelter from the elements, privacy from the public sphere and a comfortable bed to sleep in, but more so, it is an object of possession. Your home is distinctly yours and therefore has personal, sentimental value.…View →
Inclusive Design is the Norm, by Inez Margaux Van Oeveren.This is an excellent example for in the built environment, designers should be more committed to inclusiveness because it will foster diverse public.…View →
The Realm of Toilets of the Bouwkunde, by Tuyen Le.Once an empowering victory for the 1890s feminist movement to have women in public bathrooms, it is now another barrier designers and architects must conquer to recognize people's gender diversity.…View →
An ode to the pavement, by Margot Hols.In the 15th and 16th century, the first ‘pavement’ was introduced by wealthy bourgeoisie, as a shield between the privacy of home and the public life and its carriages rushing by.…View →
Where the light is strong…, by Christopher Clarkson.Home is all of this, in between the times when we venture out into the uncontained ‘wilderness’ with the public façade we don for the sake of social interactions and existing in public work environments.…View →
Architecture of Entrapment, by Alicja Jurkowska.However, maybe the shopping mall shouldn’t refer to the built matter but rather to the public interior.…View →
A Lack of Exposure, by Alessandro Rognoni.Nevertheless, the moment a practice wins the Pritzker Price is also one in which images of contemporary architecture migrate from magazines to newspapers, reaching a wider “uninterested” public (the prize is regarded as the “Nobel of architecture”).…View →
The Marble Arch Joke, by Alessandro Rognoni.The pavilion, an artificial hill situated between Marble Arch and Hyde Park’s speaker’s corner (once the temple of democratic debate and, funnily enough, public criticism towards authority), was advertised by MVRDV as a lush, dense and ‘realistic’ ridge…View →
Interview: MOR, by Aimee Baars & Nienke Scheenart.The opening of the public exhibition was July 12th, and the results were announced July 28th. We finished 2nd which was a huge honour and achievement.…View →
Talking Spaces, by Federico Ruiz.That explains why, with a sinister sense of symmetry, public plazas and streets have also been the scenarios of repression - think about Tlatelolco in 1968, or Tiananmen in 1982.…View →
Bnieuws edition 54/03. Published December 2020.An imposed global house arrest, introduced to protect public health, meant that most people’s lives were happening in the digital space, from home.…View →
The Art of the Commute, by Alessandro Rognoni.Belle’ Epoque. in Paris, to the post-war period in New York, to 1960’s Hong Kong; these were moments in which the project of the moving city came to be an interest to public authorities, and to designers.…View →
Escaping Efficiency Script, by Maja Liro and Saartje Nibbering.I design a lot of public spaces in central Europe and the beauty of it is that you just go there and you see whether it’s working. ML: Where does the architect’s ego stand in all of that for you?…View →
In conversation with David T. van Zanten, by Stef Dingen and David T. van Zanten, Mary Jane Crow.From the Chicago Tribune Tower and the Paris Opera House, to Parc de la Villette and most recently the Guggenheim Helsinki, the public lecture series explored these competitions as opportunities of experimentation.…View →
Escaping Efficiency, by Maja Liro and Saartje Nibbering.But I decided to just try something new, and it became a phase in my life where I learned so much about the public sphere and designing public.…View →
Safe at work, by Inez Margaux Van Oeveren.Safe at work, in public and transit. Just as airport security in the Netherlands was permanently changed after the threat of terrorist attacks, the public environment will now have new procedures to protect users from infection and disease.…View →
Homo Urbanus: In Conversation with Bêka & Lemoine, by Juan Benavides & Jack Garay Arauzo.The Berlage x Bnieuws presents conversations with leading practitioners and thinkers invited to speak at the faculty as part of the Berlage’s public programme. Bêka & Lemoine lectured remotely on September 10, 2020, as part of the Berlage Keynotes.…View →
Art Outside The Box, by Christopher Clarkson.Valued (speculatively) at over 100 million USD, I wonder what would happen if you put Marcel Duchamp’s. fountain. back. into a public toilet… Perhaps most fascinating is the way in which the confines of a gallery change our understanding of what we are…View →
Living in safe mode: In conversation with Theo Deutinger, by Marco Fusco and Matthew Cook.For example, the Nolli plan reduces a city to public space and non-public space. By taking things away you get to know more, and that's a weird contradiction, which I really like. It’s almost like excavating something, layer by layer by layer.…View →