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June 1, 2006
  • ArchiNed.nl
    Modernity in Rapid Motion
    Architect Cem Ilhan was the Berlage Institute’s ‘Istanbul agent’ for the recent Talking Cities lecture series. Ekim Tan, an Istanbul architect currently working at Delft University of Technology, attended Ilhan’s presentation and reflects upon a changing city.
    ArchiNed.nl – news
    The Ber­lage In­sti­tute de­scri­bes this lec­ture se­ries, which ex­ami­nes the ef­fects of glo­bal forces and local rea­li­ties on the con­tem­porary city, as ‘part of cru­cial research’. In rea­lity, howe­ver, every lec­ture turns ou…
February 2, 2006
  • ArchiNed.nl
    Rem Koolhaas in the Berlage
    On February 7 in a packed Berlage Institute - it's about time they got round to making a decent lecture theatre there - Rem Koolhaas delivered the final lecture in the Projective Theory series that started with Peter Eisenman on October 11 last year.
    ArchiNed.nl – news
    Given that Kool­haas thinks of the Ber­lage as his back gar­den, we weren't in for a real pre­sen­ta­tion but sim­ply some 'collected material'. It began in very se­rious fa­shion. Who starts a lec­ture by sho­w­ing a pic­ture of the Par­thenon? He d…
May 10, 2004
  • ArchiNed.nl
    The City Hotel
    'Sleeping in Art' has been one of the striking elements of the Motel Mozaïque interdisciplinary festival in Rotterdam right from the start in 2001. During the 2004 event, held on the weekend of April 16-18, the Gemeentehotel by design firm Schie 2.0 was the place to stay.
    ArchiNed.nl – news
    Motel Mozaïque, born du­ring Rot­ter­dam Cul­tu­ral Ca­pi­tal 2001, is or­ga­nised every year by Night­town (pop con­cert hall), the Rot­ter­dam City Thea­tre and TENT. Centre for vi­sual arts. The event com­pri­ses a co­lour­ful pro­gramme…
June 2, 2003
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    Propaganda
    It’s here again. Scoffed at by those not featured, embraced by trendy clients and architecture’s taste police. Probably the least read Dutch best-seller: the Yearbook.
    ArchiNed.nl – news
    Reviewing this re­mar­ka­ble pheno­me­non is ac­tually im­pos­si­ble, be­cause it de­fies all logic. Even its basic prin­ci­ples. Put to­ge­ther a Ye­ar­book about Dutch pop music that con­ta­ins just hip hop and press and pu­blic alike will de­s­tro…
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