Current Issue – Edinburgh Architecture Research

EAR 36 – 2020

‘FORMAT MATTERS‘


	Contents	pdf
Sarah Borree, Laura Bowie, Nikolia Kartalou	Editorial	pdf
Rachel Armstrong, Simone Ferracina, Christos Kakalis, Rolf Hughes	Notating Not Knowing: The Oceanic Challenge to Format and Medium	pdf
George Themistokleous	Re-Format It: Techno-logic	pdf
Jessica Bonehill	Art on the Outside: The contextualising of a Fluxus work in the Urban Environment	pdf
Deniz Balık Lökçe	Reformatting the Monograph: The Book Form as a Site of Plurality	pdf
Olga Ioannou	Experimenting with the Design Studio Format by Devising Encounters in Multiple Learning Environments: A Case Study	pdf

Nov 4, 2011

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Contents

Sarah Borree, Laura Bowie, Nikolia Kartalou

Editorial

Rachel Armstrong, Simone Ferracina, Christos Kakalis, Rolf Hughes

Notating Not Knowing: The Oceanic Challenge to Format and Medium

George Themistokleous

Re-Format It: Techno-logic

Jessica Bonehill

Art on the Outside: The contextualising of a Fluxus work in the Urban Environment

Deniz Balık Lökçe

Reformatting the Monograph: The Book Form as a Site of Plurality

Olga Ioannou

Experimenting with the Design Studio Format by Devising Encounters in Multiple Learning Environments: A Case Study

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