The Challenge of Suburbia

Architectural Design Vol 74 No 4, July/August 2004, guest-edited by Ilka & Andreas Ruby
Wiley-Academy, Chichester, 2004 | 128p, 220×290 mm, ISBN 047086687X

In this issue of AD, guest-editors Ilka & Andreas are scanning the latent potential of Suburbia for radical architectural and urbanist proposals. Featuring case-studies and project prototypes from ten different countries, the issue manifests the universal status of suburbia as a global condition while giving emphasis to local specificities.

Contributions:
Perimeter Wondering by Ines Schaber and Jörg Stollman
Orange County China. Or the Genious Loci of Suburbia in the Age of Global Capitalism by Barbara Münch
Strategic Sprawl: Suburbanization as Warfare in the Occupied West Bank by Ilka & Andreas Ruby
The Barriadas of Lima: Utopian City of Self-Organisation by Kathrin Golda-Pongratz
Sonic Polder – the Surround Sound System by Schirin Taraz-Breinholt
Sub-‘burb by Wes Jones Greenurbia, Or the Return of the Wolves by J Pablo Molestina
New From Suburbia: Agro City by Nance Couling & Klaus Overmeyer
Athletic Atmosphere by Ilka & Andreas Ruby
Landed Square by Ilka & Andreas Ruby
Beware, Objects in Suburbia May Be Closer Than They Appear! by Ilka & Andreas Ruby
Sub-Park by Daniel Niggli, Mathias Müller & Lukas Schweingruber
Congesting the Edge Between City and Landscape by Andrea Boschetti & Alberto Francini
Sub-City: the Transformation of a Non-Place by Bostjan Vuga

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