Process Journal is a quarterly released graphic design publication. The aim of the journal is not only to serve as a source of inspiration for designers and graphic designers alike, but also to take a look at the ‘process’ behind some of the world’s most influential creative work. Printed on high quality uncoated stocks utilising a five-colour printing process, the journal comprises 88 pages of advertising-free content.



Paradises

Urban Park Strategies

Increasingly, and at a faster pace, nature becomes culture and as this occurs, so continues the construction of an increasingly artificial and imaginary paradise lost.

The paradises of today are those public spaces where multiple spiritual postures fit, where each one is built while experiencing them.

Javier Mozas traces a walk in search of paradise, through 5 historical models, starting in the 17th Century and ends at the beginning of the 20th Century.

Aurora Fernández Per identifies and analyses within the selected works design strategies and actions with which to create accessible paradises for the citizen.

The STRATEGY series, initiated in 2010, defines scalar scopes, evidences disciplinary origins and composes a grid that overlaps the project to offer a new vision of it.

 

CONTENTS (English/Spanish)

A WALK IN SEARCH OF PARADISE. Javier Mozas          

The Themed Walk

The Leasowes. William Shenstone. Halesowen. West Midlands (United Kingdom), 1743.

Nature as Bearer of Meaning

Parc Jean-Jacques Rousseau. René-Louis de Girardin, Jean-Marie Morel. Ermenonville (France), 1763-1774.

The Public Park as a Lung

Birkenhead Park. Joseph Paxtont. Birkenhead (United Kingdom), 1843-1847.

Repairing the Territory

Parc des Buttes-Chaumont. Jean-Charles Adolphe Alphand, Jean Darcel. Paris (France), 1867.

The Open Space System

The Emerald Necklace. Frederick Law Olmsted. Boston (USA), 1878-1896.

Delphi is an ongoing narrative dealing with contemporary issues that concern us as architects.

The conversation allows different opinions and positions. Each issue relates to a previous one, expanding or processing its topic, or putting a complete antithesis and thus, always continuing the conversation, forming an ever growing and complex whole.

Delphi is an ongoing narrative dealing with contemporary issues that concern us as architects.

The conversation allows different opinions and positions. Each issue relates to a previous one, expanding or processing its topic, or putting a complete antithesis and thus, always continuing the conversation, forming an ever growing and complex whole.

Delphi is an ongoing narrative dealing with contemporary issues that concern us as architects.

The conversation allows different opinions and positions. Each issue relates to a previous one, expanding or processing its topic, or putting a complete antithesis and thus, always continuing the conversation, forming an ever growing and complex whole.

Featuring:
Jenny Hval – Musician
Lucia Pietriousti – Curator, Serpentine Galleries
Elvia Wilk – Author
Sonia Watson – Ceramics
Studio Lin – Graphic Design
Dianne Lucille Campbell – Filmmaker
Hiroshi Nakamura & NAP – Architects

Staple-bound 210 x 297 mm 52 pages

Imagicasa Art, our special issue with even more surprising and inspiring stories, a nice mix of classic and modern, traditional and progressive art from different periods and in different styles.

Just in time for the holidays, Imagicasa is able to present its readers to a special end-of-year gift in the form of this second edition of Imagicasa Art. Our special issue with even more surprising and inspiring stories, a nice mix of classic and modern, traditional and progressive art from different periods and in different styles.

What the subjects in this magazine have in common is that they don’t think within the lines. Each in turn, the artists we write about challenge the conventions and bring (or have brought) innovation to the art world. And even far beyond! For example, we also tell the story of the B.A.T. concept cars that are not only a paragon of the term ‘art on four wheels’, but that also made the wider design world think about what something should or can be.

We are happy to present some indispensable exhibitions of already well-known names in Belgium and abroad (Claude Monet, Jan van Eyck, Jonathan Meese) and introduce you to a range of newer talents (Zoey Frank, Jenna Krypell, Barnaby Barford) who are also on their way to conquering the world.

Herkunft: Belgien
Sprache: Englisch

Delphi is an ongoing narrative dealing with contemporary issues that concern us as architects.

The conversation allows different opinions and positions. Each issue relates to a previous one, expanding or processing its topic, or putting a complete antithesis and thus, always continuing the conversation, forming an ever growing and complex whole.

a+u 2019:06 
Diller Scofidio + Renfro

This issue of a+u is our first monograph dedicated to Diller Scofidio + Renfro (DS+R), a New York-based interdisciplinary design studio founded in 1981 by Elizabeth Diller and Ricardo Scofidio.

Despite their initial interest in remaining independent from the architecture profession, DS+R have managed to enter and challenge it on their own terms. Today, with partners Charles Renfro and Benjamin Gilmartin, DS+R’s critical approach to their work remains the same—prioritizing the designing and “democratization” of space for the public.

Wildlife and Travel

From long haul travellers and shorter commuters to settled residents, volume 2 of Faune delves into the stories of some of India’s most iconic birds and how their journeys and habitats have evolved alongside ours. Picking up where we left off in the previous volume, we return to the wilds of Rajasthan, where we bring you the tale of the Royal Bengal Tiger and explore little seen corners of the desert state. We explore the cities of Mumbai, Lisbon and Venice, converse with architect Bijoy Jain of Studio Mumbai and introduce the subject of Flora.

Sprache: Englisch

Trans is a semi-annual professional journal of the Department of Architecture at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology ETHZ and has been managed by an independent student editorial team since 1997.

The journal addresses current issues in architecture and urban development from a variety of perspectives, such as the humanities, politics, philosophy and the arts. trans thus sees itself as a platform for interdisciplinary discourse.