In recent years, both architectural historiography and architectural design practice have been characterized by significant shifts. These new perspectives and methodologies did not merely bring about internal changes, but also called into question the boundaries and relations between the two disciplines.
This issue of OASE investigates the impact of these changes for both disciplines in a series of dialogues between historians, architects, designers and photographers, exploring themes such as the everyday, the landscape, heritage and visual culture.
With contributions by Monique Eleb, Wim Cuyvers, Zeynep Celik, Dirk Sijmons, Camiel Van Winkel and others.
OASE 69 / Positions Shared Territories in Historiography & Practice
Index OASE 69
004
Editorial
014
The Conditional Autonomy of Tafuri’s Historian
032
Reading Public Space in the (Non-Western) City. A Dialogue Between Zeynep Celik and Wim Cuyvers
046
Ambivalent Positions on Modern Heritage A Dialogue Between Wessel de Jonge and Réjean Legault
062
The Spaces of the Everyday A Dialogue Between Monique Eleb and Jean-Philippe Vassal
080
The Landscape as Historical Montage A Dialogue Between Jan Kolen and Dirk Sijmonds
092
What You See Is (Not) What You See
116
The Judge is Not an Operator: Historiography, Criticality and Architectural Criticism
Colophon
- Core editors
- Johan Lagae, Marc Schoonderbeek, Tom Avermaete
- Editors
- Tom Avermaete, Pnina Avidar, Like Bijlsma, Filip Geerts, Christoph Grafe, Klaske Havik, Johan Lagae, Madeleine Maaskant, David Mulder, Marc Schoonderbeek, Lara Schrijver, Mechthild Stuhlmacher
- Design
- Karel Martens, Layla Tweedie-Cullen, Werkplaats Typografie