Capital of Feedback by Nina Stener Jørgensen

“…The body of work by British architect Cedric Price (1934–2003) is largely concerned with architecture’s relationship to technology and its impact on society. As contemporary architecture finds itself confronted with similar issues today, Price’s designs are being revisited and hailed for their prospective and inventive visions. …”
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Graphic Mimesis. Representation of the Landscape in Dimitris Pikionis’ Xenia Hotel and Alberto Ponis’ Casa Hartley by Ana Muñoz-López, Lara Redondo González

“…In the field of contemporary architecture, technical documentation often employs abstractions to illustrate the relationship between construction and landscape in a synthetic way. …”
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Sustainable Archaeological Heritage: An Interactive Museum for Teki̇rdağ by Seher Selin Özmen, Esen Gökçe Özdamar

“…In this context, the article focuses on the museum proposal incorporating contemporary architecture, interactive exhibition techniques, and technological innovations like augmented reality and virtual tours for Tekirdağ. …”
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Sustainable urban planning patterns and techniques in historical contextsCase study (Bolaghi neighborhood of Qazvin) by Amir Alimmohamadi, Hassan Sattari Sarebangholi, Mahsa Faramarzi Asl, Mohammadreza Pakdel

“…According to these two approaches, new constructions and contemporary architecture do not have enough identity to be included in the valuable urban contexts, and the process of burnout has been manifested more rapidly in historical contexts. …”
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PERENCANAAN DAN PERANCANGAN TAMAN WISATA KULINER DI KABUPATEN ENREKANG by Burhanuddin Burhanuddin, St Aisyah Rahman, Intan Sakinah

“…The design using the concept of Contemporary Architecture includedof design concept in designing culinary tourism area, consists of: zoning / land use (land use), shape and building mass (building from and massing), circulation and parking (circulation and parking), pedestrian path (pedestrian ways), open space (space), and signage (signage). …”
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Exploring Tension Fabric Structure and Material- A Review of The Bigo Arena and Denver International Airport by Merve Sumeyye Taha, Abdulmajeed Mamhusseini Asmaa, Shino Abdullah

“…The fact that tension fabric structures are light and durable, as well as visually pleasing, has become a reason for preference, especially in contemporary architecture. In this article, in addition to a comprehensive evaluation of stretchable fabric structures, two important stretchable fabric systems, Bigo Arena and Denver International Airport, are used as case studies. …”
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Call for Papers for EÍDOS Journal Special Issue No. 25 by Majid khorami

“… Call for Papers for EÍDOS Journal Special Issue No. 25: "Contemporary Architecture: Innovative Responses to Global Challenges" The EÍDOS Journal, the scientific publication of the Faculty of Architecture and Urbanism at Universidad UTE, is honored to invite researchers, academics, and professionals to submit original manuscripts for its 25th special edition. …”
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IDENTITAS ARSITEKTUR MANDAR PADA BANGUNAN TRADISIONAL DI KABUPATEN MAJENE by Nurmiati Zamad, Alfiah Alfiah

“…Keywords :  Identity, traditional, contemporary architecture, ornament, symbolc …”
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Impermanence and Architecture. Ideas, Concepts, Words by Massimo Perriccioli

“…Temporariness, in its different ways of interpretation, is an emerging theme of the contemporary architectural research and raises questions about the effects of new technologies, both tangible and intangible, on ways of conceiving and realizing spaces for contemporary living. …”
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Post-producing the modern – Guidelines for an energy development as an architectural transition by Giuseppe Marsala, Giulia Renda

“…From this perspective, the essay retraces contemporary architectural experiments in an energetic key performed on the structure of modern architecture, starting from the re-interpretation of its theoretical principles.   …”
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For a design transition – Green composition and design for the contemporary city by Claudia Pirina, Giovanni Comi, Vincenzo d’Abramo

“…While the theme of re-naturalisation of soils and preservation of natural environments is a familiar one in contemporary architectural culture, the need to rethink the systematisation of individual interventions in order to arrive at a transcalar approach to design seems to be a reflection that still requires the necessary critical investigation. …”
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THE RESPONSIBILITY OF ARCHITECTURE: BEAUTY, JUSTICE AND THE CALL OF CARE by H.A. Auret

“… In contemporary architectural practice, it seems impossible to establish common consensus regarding the merits or definition of architectural beauty. …”
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Eyes that hear. The synesthetic representation of soundspace through architectural photography by Elisa Morselli

“…This paper investigates the representation of sound phenomena in contemporary architectural photography. This aspect will be highlighted through a phenomenological analysis conducted on the photographs of the Elbphilharmonie Hamburg, designed by Swiss architecture firm Herzog & de Meuron. …”
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Making a lot with little – Modular architecture, starting with Walter Segal by Niccolò Di Virgilio

“…The paper attempts to follow some of the hidden channels that link Segal’s practice with movements within the complex geography of contemporary architectural design: movements that focus on reclaiming ‘making’, on the sustainability intrinsic in Segal’s principles, and on a pragmatic aesthetic that takes account of events and external circumstances to achieve ‘more’ with ‘less’.   …”
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Quelles sources pour l’histoire des patrimoines des lycées (xixe-xxe siècles) ? by Agnès Dejob, Muriel Bessot

“…Since the 1982-1983 laws of decentralisation granted them with the competence for the construction and maintenance of lycées (France’s high schools) buildings, French regions have produced rich and voluminous documentary collections which constitute valuable sources for the study of secondary school contemporary architectural heritage. This is illustrated here using two cases of regional archives: those of Pays de la Loire and of Île-de-France. …”
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Les insectes vivants dans l’espace anthropisé. Incarnations de la dichotomie nature/culture en architecture by Delphine Lewandowski

“…The dichotomies that are associated with them: “desirable/undesirable”, “controlled/uncontrolled”, or “fascination/repulsion”, illustrate the impact that naturalism has on contemporary architectural culture and its production, at a time when the integration of the living in the built environment is increasingly desired and standardized. …”
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Environments (out) of Control by Lorinc Vass, Roy Cloutier, Nicole Sylvia, Contingent Collective

“…This article examines the contradictory circuits of (neo)cybernetics in contemporary architectural and urbanistic discourse by reframing them within the ‘environmentalitarian’ epoch. …”
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Identity of the Courtyard in Traditional and Contemporary Erbil City Houses by Rawaz Abdullah, Aisha Saied, Dlman Azeez

“…The most significant element of architectural design across various cultures is our courtyard; the ongoing debate in contemporary architectural design is identity. It acknowledges the role of space as the most important standard to measure the human identity of a building is shaped by specific climate, place, and time. …”
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Form destabilization: Between reality and projection by Mojsilović Mila

“…Moving from the concepts of project, space, and form wholeness problematizes the dematerialization of the world, allowing the production of architectural space as a place of new reality - between reality and its projection. Contemporary architectural openness enables the acceptance of diversity as the highest quality, in a zone where nothing is static or predefined. …”
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ATRIBUT PENATAAN RUANG-DALAM PADA CO-WORKING SPACE BERDASARKAN PILIHAN KONSUMEN by Ulfaizah Ulfa Sahril Nurfadhillah, Diananta Pramitasari

“…The results show that in doing work in coworking  spaces, users tend to like contemporary architectural styles, with spaces that maximize natural lighting, namely windows and the use of tall and large glass walls, workspaces that are dominated by plant decorations, providing work space and furniture with a more private function and quiet area, the use of furnitures such as chairs and work desks with a more relaxed function and form and the provision of space by maximizing the use of natural ventilation in the form of semi-open workspaces and outdoor workspaces. …”
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