Architecture/33

The monumental effort of 15 years of architectural analysis at the faculty of Architecture at TU Eindhoven has resulted in a stunning collection of 144 models, all white, all scale 1:33. From May 1 until June 3, the models are exhibited in a fictional city encompassing the entire breadth of architecture history. Finissage: June 2, […]

Exhibition: GLOW unbuilt

Maisa van Genderen and Jurre van Kuijk, in collaboration with OPENLIGHT, hosted the exhibition Unbuilt as part of GLOW. GLOW is a yearly light art festival, during which multiple light installations are spread along different routes through the city of Eindhoven. In the 2016 edition of the festival, the campus of the Eindhoven University of […]

Exhibition: The city as a palimpsest

The 2016 edition of Architectural Analysis, titled Berlin, the city as a palimpsest, had its opening exhibition in the prominent Trappenzaal of the architecture faculty at the Eindhoven University of Technology.

Publication: The re-reading of power related architectonic artefacts

The main objective of the Architectural Analysis course of 2016 was the research of several historically loaded locations in the city of Berlin by literature study and critical spatial analysis. Five different locations were explored, which were relevant for the pre-war, war- and post-war periods of the city: the ‘Pariser Platz’, the ‘Potsdammer Platz’, ‘Berlin […]

Berlin: The city as a palimpsest

The main objective of the Architectural Analysis course of 2016 was the research of several historically loaded locations in the city of Berlin by literature study and critical spatial analysis. Five different locations were explored, which were relevant for the pre-war, war- and post-war periods of the city: the ‘Pariser Platz’, the ‘Potsdammer Platz’, ‘Berlin […]

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