"Indifference" deals with the art of ignoring, of forgetting, of saving energy, by considering the notion of indifference as strategic judgement – as the thing that differentiates architects from craftsmen. Indifference here is perceived as an act of suspension that produces distance and, thus, a potential space for action. Indifference is open-minded – it involves no dogmas, no intolerance, no opposition, no polemics, nothing avant-garde.
Paint It White: A Brief Interpretation of the Work of Richard Meier
Oliver Thill
The Perfect View
Jelena Pancevac
Siza’s Mother
Kersten Geers
The Misfortune of the Civil Servant
Francesco Garofalo
Subversion and Indifference: The Architectural Strategies of Lacaton & Vassal
Mauro Palamini and Pietro Pezzani
Disciplinary Indifference: An Awkward Interview with Anne Lacaton
Jose Manuel López Ujaque and Esteban Salcedo Sánchez
In the Belly of the Devil
Martin Abbott
Less Is Enough
Guido Tesio
Pure Programme and Almost No Form: Notes on the Typical Plan and Ivan Leonidov
Francesco Marullo
An Architect, the Office, the Pool and the Beach
Giovanni Piovene
Sous le soleil, exactement
Ludovico Centis
Architecture could You Spell That, Please?
Fabrizio Gallanti
OMU OMA
Ido Avissar and Freek Persyn
Indifference and Absorption of Architectural Form: Notes on Le Corbusier’s La Tourette Monastery
Pier Vittorio Aureli and Maria S. Giudici
Deleu / Deleuze
Stefaan Vervoort
Dissimulation: The Piazza della Santissima Annunziata in Florence
Campomarzio
Last Year at the Escorial
Irénée Scalbert
The Flying Constructor
Giacomo Summa in conversation with Janez Gorišek
Il Big Pencil
Victoria Easton
Stock Exchange
Giovanna Silva
More Glass Above, More Glass Around
Matteo Ghidoni
Arches and I-Beams: The Mutant Design of Philip Johnson’s Glass House
Cino Zucchi
Things Fall Apart
Ido Avissar
The Architecture of Capitalism: Ludwig Mies van der Rohe and the IIT Campus in Chicago
Vittorio Pizzigoni
Fake Gothic
Pier Paolo Tamburelli