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moreThis historical genealogy in three parts weaves inseparable modern architecture and narrative critique through never before seen images of half a century of utopian

and how the world sees this capital of capitalism

as well as first-hand accounts from the photographers and editors involved

moreIn this second issue of the series Swiss-Dutch landscape architect Anouk Vogel reflects upon ten years of independent practice in the form of short conversations with her alter ego that reveal the way in which she explores the margins of the discipline

Filling Stations: Studies on Types cars with each traditional shade illustratedThe idea of converting and repurposing buildings is increasingly coming to the fore and with it the examination of architectural types and their potential. This publication examines the architectural development of the petrol station building type, which is significantly influenced by changes in transport infrastructure, mobility, consumer behaviour, ecological awareness and the aesthetic zeitgeist. In city centres today, the facilities are often