Architecture in the Age of Neoliberalism public-space and—not infrequently—clashed

and—not infrequently—clashed

the book builds transdisciplinary dialogues between the fields of artistic research

The cross-media work of American artist Miranda July is difficult to categorize between performance

which presented only a glimpse of Deanna’s Dikeman’s 3-decade journey to document her family

American sonnets

Architecture in the Age of Neoliberalism public-space and—not infrequently—clashedOver the last three decades, architectural production appears to decline under the global influence of neoliberalism. Contemporary architecture is asked to be cheap, neutral and adaptable, subject to the omnipresent power of the market. Architecture in the Age of Neoliberalism aims to highlight the current conditions for architectural production through a series of fourteen interviews, discussing the relation of architecture, economic pressure and