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  • Sandra Schaefer

    Stagings. Kabul, Film & Production of Representation

  • Steve Goodman

    Sonic Warfare. Sound, Affect, and the Ecology of Fear

  • Alex Ross

    The Rest is Noise. Das 20. Jahrhundert hören

  • Kenya Hara

    Weiss

  • Jacques Rancière

    The Emancipated Spectator

  • Bjarke Ingels Group

    Yes is More. An Archicomic on Architectural Evolution

  • Alexander Alberro, Blake Stimson (Hg.)

    Institutional Critique. An Anthology of Artists'…

  • Knut Ebeling, Stephan Günzel (Hg.)

    Archivologie. Exterioritäten des Wissens in Philosophie,…

  • Gui Bonsiepe

    Entwurfskultur und Gesellschaft. Gestaltung zwischen…

  • Claire Doherty (Hg.)

    Situation. Documents of Contemporary Art

  • Michel Foucault

    Geometrie des Verfahrens. Schriften zur Methode

  • Jacques Ranciere

    Aesthetics and Its Discontents

  • James Hennessey, Victor Papanek

    Nomadic Furniture. D-I-Y Projects that are Lightweight

  • Claire Fontaine

    Vivre, vaincre

  • Wolfram Pichler, Ralph Ubl (Hg.)

    Topologie. Falten, Knoten, Netze, Stülpungen in Kunst und…

  • Geoff Manaugh

    The BLDG BLOG Book

  • Neil Brenner, Stuart Elden (Hg.)

    Henri Lefebvre. State, Space, World. Selected Essays

  • Louis Althusser, Etienne Balibar

    Reading Capital

  • Bernd Stiegler

    Montagen des Realen. Photographie als Reflexionsmedium und…

  • John Robb

    The North Will Rise Again. Manchester Music City 1976-1996

  • Alex Farquharson, Clemens Krümmel,…

    Klaus Weber. Secession

  • Hans Ulrich Obrist

    A Brief History of Curating

  • IDEA Magazine

    IDEA 332. How does graphic design CHANGE?

  • Jean-Luc Godard, Youssef Ishaghpour

    Archäologie des Kinos, Gedächtnis des Jahrhunderts

  • Arkitip No. 0048

    Ryan McGinness

  • Rahel Lämmler, Michael Wagner

    Ulrich Müther. Schalenbauten in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern

  • Martina Löw

    Soziologie der Städte

  • Ilka & Andreas Ruby (Hg.)

    Urban Transformations

  • Ralph Heidenreich, Stefan Heidenreich

    Mehr Geld

  • Sven Spieker

    The Big Archive. Art From Bureaucracy

  • Thomas Meinecke

    Jungfrau

  • Grada Kilomba

    Plantation Memories. Episodes of Everyday Racism

  • Hadas A. Steiner

    Beyond Archigram. The Structure of Circulation

  • Susanne von Falkenhausen

    KugelbauVisionen. Kulturgeschichte einer Bauform von der…

  • An Architektur

    An Architektur 22: GAMMA Grid, 1953. Das Ende des CIAM und…

  • Felix Guattari

    The Three Ecologies

  • An Architektur

    An Architektur 19-21: Community Design. Involvement and…

  • Antonio Negri

    The Porcelain Workshop. For a New Grammar of Politics

  • Christoph Schaub, Michael Schindhelm

    Bird's Nest (DVD, 87 min.). Jacques Herzog und Pierre…

  • Felicity D. Scott

    Architecture or Techno-Utopia. Politics after Modernism

  • Birgit Schneider

    Textiles Prozessieren

  • Bruno Latour

    Wir sind nie modern gewesen. Versuch einer Symmetrischen…

  • Georges Canguilhem

    Wissenschaft, Technik, Leben. Beiträge zur historischen…

  • Stuart Elden, Elizabeth Lebas, Eleonore…

    Henri Lefebvre. Key Writings

  • Laurence A. Rickels

    Ulrike Ottinger. Eine Autobiografie

  • N. John Habraken, Arnulf Lüchinger

    Die Träger und die Menschen. Das Ende des Massenwohnungsbau…

  • Liz Kotz

    Words to Be Looked at. Language in 1960s Art

  • Guy Debord

    Comments on the Society of the Spectacle

  • Michel de Certeau

    Kunst des Handelns

  • Jacques Ranciere

    Ist Kunst widerständig?

  • Alain Badiou

    Wofür steht der Name Sarkozy?

  • Donna Haraway

    Die Neuerfindung der Natur. Primaten, Cyborgs und Frauen.

  • Stefanie Schulte Strathaus, Florian…

    Wer sagt denn, dass Beton nicht brennt, hast Du’s probiert?

  • Henri Lefebvre

    Writings on Cities

  • Henri Lefebvre

    The Production of Space

  • Hiromasa Shirai, André Schmidt (Hg.)

    Big Bang Beijing. Urban Change in Beijing

  • John F. C. Turner

    Housing by People. Towards Autonomy in Building…

  • Loretta Napoleoni

    Rogue Economics. Capitalism's New Reality

  • AD

    AD 174. Vol. 75. Nr. 2. Samantha Hardingham. The 1970'…

  • An Architektur

    An Architektur 18: Camp for Oppositional Architecture:…

  • An Architektur

    An Architektur 16-17

  • An Architektur

    An Architektur 15 / FFM 11: Europäische…

  • An Architektur

    An Architektur 14: Camp for Oppositional Architecture

  • An Architektur

    An Architektur 11-13: Theorie und Praxis der Kartografie

  • An Architektur

    An Architektur 10: Gemeinschaftsräume

  • An Architektur

    An Architektur 04-09: Krieg und die Produktion von Raum

  • IDEA Magazine

    IDEA 296. Books <preposition> graphic design

  • IDEA Magazine

    IDEA 293. Stanley Donwood / Vacances. DD-DDD / Dimensions…

  • An Architektur

    An Architektur 01-03

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    Gutschein / Voucher

The BLDG BLOG Book

Architecture is more than what makes up our built environment; it is a way of thinking about the world - and beyond. This is the lesson author Geoff Manaugh, creator of the popular website BLDGBLOG, entertainingly communicates in this tour-de-force of architectural speculation and futuristic critique. In five sections that relate to the sprawling, smart, always compelling, and often very funny inquiry that comprise the site, The BLDGBLOG Book will find its place among the legions of hip and literate design-interested readers who are still bored by architecture magazines. Heavily illustrated with fantastic images from prehistory to the outer reaches of space, The BLDGBLOG Book is a must-have primer to the future of architectural thought.
The BLDGBLOG Book - Nearly five million readers have visited the BLDGBLOG Web site since its inception in 2004 for stories about the past, news about the present, and speculation about the future of how humans shape their environment. The site provides intriguing details from the fringes of contemporary architectural practice in an accessible, thought-provoking, and highly entertaining manner. Here, author Geoff Manaugh presents his insights in book form, combining history, urban exploration, science fiction, design, climate change, and city planning with the view that everything is relevant to architecture. With five captivating and colorfully illustrated chapters, The BLDGBLOG Book is sure to delight and inspire the builder, the thinker, and the visionary in all of us.
Geoff Manaugh is a senior editor at Dwell magazine and the founder and author of the popular Web site BLDGBLOG.


Geoff Manaugh
The BLDG BLOG Book
Chronicle Books, 2009, 978-0-8118-6644-6