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call for articles: onsite 23 small things
We have covered rather large things recently – weather and war. Let us look at small things. What have you worked on, or seen, that is very modest, but very important? little, but beautiful? small of budget, slender of means? slight in scale, intense in impact? What are the implications of micro-urbanism? weak systems? We’ve just lived through the crash and burn of grande capitalisme . What of its associated architecture? Is there an architecture associated with the 100-mile diet? Is it time for a resurgence of appropriate technology? Although people still write 10,000-word essays, it is the 140-character tweet that is read. What does spatial twittering look like? Is sartorialist architecture and urbanism a new vernacular? Give us a lovely detail that shows an economy of means.
deadline for proposals: any time up to January 1 2010 send to editor@onsitereview.ca deadline for finished articles: February 15 2010
escalera compensada : the gentlest possible slope within a very tight available space.The overall stair trajectory follows a simple L, the treads are actu- ally slightly fan-shaped in plan – the trajectory is less steep at the outside than the inside edge. —Rafael Gómez-Moriana
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