Tag Archives: illegal

Book Review: Portraits From Above

By Jeroen Beekmans | Published: Tuesday March 9, 2010

Some weeks ago Joop wrote two reviews about the books ‘Hong Kong Inside’ and ‘Hong Kong Outside’ — two stunning photographic documents about people living in Hong Kong’s…

Posted in Book, Headline | Also tagged Architecture, communities, hong kong, informal, rooftop, space | 1 Comment

Gaming In The City: Facades As Racing Tracks

By Joop de Boer | Published: Wednesday September 16, 2009

This is just great. It looks so cool from a distance, as if those boring buildings come to life during night. Most brilliant perhaps is the fact that…

Posted in Headline, International Practices | Also tagged city, digital, gaming, graffiti, light, prague, projection, transport | Leave a comment

Gecekondu, Chapter 2: Amsterdam

By Joop de Boer | Published: Tuesday June 30, 2009

New chapter of the Gecekondu and Sausalito Almere story! Last week we reported about the Gecekondu summerhouse hotel built by DUS Architects at the beach…

Posted in International Practices | Also tagged activism, almere, amsterdam, Architecture, gecekondu, hotel, pop-up, regulation, temporary | Leave a comment

Built Overnight: Gecekondu in Sausalito Almere

By Joop de Boer | Published: Monday June 22, 2009

At the ‘beach’ of Amsterdam’s new suburb Almere, our friends of DUS Architects have built an illegal temporary summer house slash hotel which opened its doors three days…

Posted in International Practices | Also tagged activism, almere, amsterdam, Architecture, hotel, pop-up, temporary | 4 Comments

Encastrable: Guerrilla Art in Megastores

By Jeroen Beekmans | Published: Sunday June 21, 2009

Are highly commercial megastores and supermalls the new domains of guerrilla artists?

Encastrable is an interesting urban project intiated by Paul Souviron and Antoine Lejolivet of the…

Posted in International Practices | Also tagged activism, art, artists, guerrilla, megastores, paris, residencies, workshops | Leave a comment

London: Underground Banquet

By Joop de Boer | Published: Friday January 2, 2009

The London Circle Line was already a good place for illegal parties and more legal knitting sessions… But this romantic banquet within the raw urban context of the London…

Posted in International Practices | Also tagged banquet, dinner, london, pop-up, romantic, subway, tube, underground | Comments closed

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Tag Archives: illegal

Book Review: Portraits From Above

Gaming In The City: Facades As Racing Tracks

Gecekondu, Chapter 2: Amsterdam

Built Overnight: Gecekondu in Sausalito Almere

Encastrable: Guerrilla Art in Megastores

London: Underground Banquet

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