"Collaborations recognizes architecture as a collective knowledge that is one and given, and thus inevitably shared, and produced through the efforts of a multitude. Within this multitude, two forms of collaboration unfold: a synchronic one, which connects producers operating contemporaneously, and a diachronic one, which links producers through time.
The Neue Wache, Berlin
Oliver Thill
Double Authorship
Markus Lüscher
The Architecture and Politics of the Koine
Francesco Garofalo
The Politics of Demonst(e)ration
Hamed Khosravi
The Sovereignty of Interpretation
Sandra Bartoli and Silvan Linden
Colin Rowe in the Design Studio.
Two Pedagogical Experiences and Architecture as a Shared Knowledge
Roberto Damiani
The Undecorated Shed.
Venturi and Scott Brown’s Project for a Commercial and Residential Block on Khulafa Street, 1981–82
Benedict Clouette and Marlisa Wise
Lost in La Plata
Ludovico Centis
Objets Trouvés:
Collages, Collaboration and Collision
Giovanni La Varra
Double Life
Kersten Geers and Andrea Zanderigo
Codussi, Spavento & Co.: Building the Sacristy of St Mark’s Basilica in Venice
Maria Bergamo
Hannes Meyer: Co-op Architecture
Bernardina Borra
The Trouble with Bob and Lou, or with Foxes and Hedgehogs
Job Floris
Franco Albini and Bob Noorda
Federico Tranfa
A Collaboration: Paul Engelmann and Ludwig Wittgenstein
Daniele Pisani
Libera and Malaparte: “I Have Nothing to Say, Only to Show”
Valter Scelsi
Slippery Dialogues: Recent Copyright Infringements in Architecture
Fabrizio Gallanti
VKhUTEMAS: Collaborations on Ideology and Form
Arturo Scheidegger
So Much Damned Bad Work
Pier Paolo Tamburelli
OK, Let’s Call It Memphis
2A+P/A