01.31 _ Research Course _ Final Documents (Rough)
Below you can view a working draft of the collected material:
Group 1 _ History of Architectural Retail Development
Group 2 _ Shopping Center Typologies
Group 3 _ Shopping Centers Bergen Typologies
Group 4 _ Bergen Urban Development (past-present)
Group 5 _ Bergen Urban Development (future)
Group 6 _ Lagunen Development
Group 7 _ Shopping Center Psychogeography
Group 8 _ Shopping Center Architecture
Group 9 _ Future of Architectural Retail Development
01.19 _ The City Reader Readings
The following three articles from the course reading list are now available here (and on class dropbox). Taking Los Angeles apart
Edward Soja
The competitive advantage of the inner city
Michael Porter
The drive-in culture of contemporary America
Robert Fishmann
01.17 _ Graphic Identity
For inspiration, a few references from last Friday's Workshop on Graphic Identity...Bill Rankin's radicalcartography website, in particular the projects:
Boston – collegetown
Nice, FR
Venice
The United States – Area Codes
The United States –Bill’s America,
The United States –Erik’s America
North America – Subways
North America –Thin White Line
The World – Time Zones
The World – World Cropland
Sandi Hilal, Alessandro Petti and Eyal Weizman's Manual of Decolonialization
Joost Grootens' Atlases
01.14 _ Research Course Intro
The Research Course will serve to deconstruct the concept of the shopping center in all of its manifestations: historical, typological, local-global, social-economic-political, theoretical, etc in order to re-build a new collective knowledge to explore the evolution of this complex building/situation and its future.
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course outline
course schedule
reading list
01.14 _ Architectures of the (Shopping) Center
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Engraving _ Agora (marketplace) _ Athens, Ancient Greece
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Aerial View _ Mall of America _ Minnesota, USA
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Interior View _ Mall of America _ Minnesota, USA
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