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zeppelin magazine | no #111

: Behnisch Architekten: The Unilever Headquarters in Hamburg for Germany, Austria and Switzerland

: Bellevue: the yellow house: experimental structure in the public space, Linz, Austria

: Building with 2,200 Used Tyres. Al Khan Al Ahmar School

: Cristian Corvin: Lovely Surrealism. BON Restaurant

: Dosmasuno arquitectos: Translucent Wrapping

: Exhibit Arhitectura – Humanitas Bookshop at Cismigiu

: Modulab: The first trans-media art lab in Bucharest

: Paloma – Cultural Confluences

: Sustainable Rehabilitation. Abu Hindi School

: The Children’s Land. Um al Nasser School

: Tetrarc architects: A semi-collective social housing project in Saint-Gilles Croix de Vie, France

: Behnisch Architekten: The Unilever Headquarters in Hamburg for Germany, Austria and Switzerland

: Corvin Cristian: Lovely Surrealism – BON Restaurant

: DOSSIER: ARCò -schools for the Bedouin communities in Middle East

: DOSSIER: ARCò -schools for the Bedouin communities in Middle East

: DOSSIER: ARCò -schools for the Bedouin communities in Middle East

: Dosmasuno arquitectos: Translucent Wrapping a social services centre in Móstoles, Madrid

: Dosmasuno arquitectos: Translucent Wrapping – A social services centre in Móstoles, Madrid

: Fattinger Orso Architektur: Bellevue – the yellow house. Experimental structure in Linz, Austria

: Fattinger Orso Architektur: Festival Center Regionale 12, Murau, Austria

: Fattinger Orso Architektur: Festival Center Regionale 12, Murau, Austria

: Tetrarc architects: A Well Thought-out Densification – A semi-collective social housing project in Saint-Gilles, Croix de Vie, France

: Tetrarc architects: A Well Thought-out Densification – A semi-collective social housing project in Saint-Gilles, Croix de Vie, France

: Tetrarc architects: Paloma – a complex dedicated to contemporary music at Nîmes Métropole, France

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24 Editor’s: Tactical urbanism / Text: Cosmin Caciuc

26 Dosmasuno arquitectos: Translucent Wrapping
> The social services centre in Móstoles, Madrid goes beyond the rigid functional constraints and has an expressive reaction to the surrounding context through subtracted volumetric shapes and porous façades.

Editor’s: Tactical urbanism

Post de: Cosmin Caciuc

Minor, ephemeral and (only apparently) quasi-banal interventions did not truly find their places in the histories of architecture, being inflated rather by the aesthetic imagination and the technical courage of one could call Grand Projets, that is grand edifices or expensive projects.

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