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EUROPE
This is one of the last issues of A10 under my editorship. After more than seven years I am, for various reasons, feeling the...
18 January | 2012 | Europe
NETHERLANDS Hans Ibelings
If architecture critics find themselves in a state of crisis today, as has been claimed on more than one occasion, perhaps it...
4 July | 2011 | Netherlands
NETHERLANDS
The relation between architectural criticism and architectural history – leaving the third member of the trio, architectural...
16 May | 2011 | Netherlands
NETHERLANDS
During the Writers Unlimited Winternacht 2 in The Hague, novelist and translator Tim Parks gave an analysis of the...
9 March | 2011 | Netherlands
NETHERLANDS Hans Ibelings
One of the premises behind the launch of A10 back in 2004 was that there was not just architecture in Europe, but also such a...
5 January | 2011 | Netherlands
NETHERLANDS Hans Ibelings
What is bad for architects is not always bad for architecture, but conversely, what is bad for architecture is not good for...
24 November | 2010 | Netherlands
NETHERLANDS Hans Ibelings
Architecture has several forms of existence. As a building that has an effect on the daily lives of the people who use it,...
9 September | 2010 | Netherlands
NETHERLANDS Hans Ibelings
Back in the 1950s, the American anthropologist H.G. Barnett wrote in Innovation: the Basis of Cultural Change: 'The collapse...
1 July | 2010 | Netherlands
NETHERLANDS Hans Ibelings
Whereas an estimated 95% of what is built worldwide can be regarded as vernacular, Europe has an exceptionally high percentage...
4 May | 2010 | Netherlands
NETHERLANDS Hans Ibelings
Like the rest of the world, architecture does not pay much attention to the decimal system when it comes to time. So there is...
5 March | 2010 | Netherlands
