'Open Mushware': Making the Invisible Visible in Tactical Urbanism

2016-11-25T13:18:00-05:00

In 2012, the Network Architecture Lab was invited to participate in the Museum of Modern Art’s (MoMA) “Uneven Growth: Tactical Urbanisms for Expanding Megacities” exhibition, curated by Pedro Gadanho. The exhibition was the third installment in the “Issues in Contemporary Architecture Series,” which included “Rising Currents,” a contemplation on future sea level rise in New York City, and “Foreclosed,” a study of the architectural responses to the foreclosure crisis.

Tweaking the City: the Politics of Urban Interventions

2016-11-23T12:14:00-05:00

“We know that we are living in a crisis,” states Mathias Klenner, one of five members of the Santiago-based architectural collective TOMA. “We also know that the neoliberal political and economic system is so deep inside our minds and inside our bodies that we cannot think of any solutions. And yet you see that sometimes people have actually managed to gather together, like in the Occupy movement. But the question is: how do you create possibilities? How do you think about the future? And how do you connect these different groups of people?”

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'Open Mushware': Making the Invisible Visible in Tactical Urbanism

Tweaking the City: the Politics of Urban Interventions