Volume 8 (2017) Water as Catalyst
We contemplate water in all of its many different manifestations. From Scarpa's poetic use of water in the redesign for the Foundation Querini Stampalia in Venice and Luis Barragán's reflecting pools to Kraanspoor, the reuse of waterfront infrastructure in the Amsterdam docks, the Moses Bridge's provision of access to a restored 17th century waterline, the reuse of torpedo stations in the Baltic Sea, to lifted foundations and floating communities designed for rising sea levels. Water has served as an inspiration, a material, a (destructive) force, an auditory experience, a catalyst for architecture and design.
Articles
BREATHE, LOOK, STAND UP THE SECOND LIFE OF WATER INFRASTRUCTURE
Lindsay Winstead
THE TEARS OF THE U.S.S. ARIZONA A TOMB THAT LIVES
Alexander Ford and Nicholas Gervasi
THE EDGE CONDITION RE-USE OF INDUSTRIAL HERITAGE ON URBAN WATERFRONTS
Graeme Evans and Naomi House
THE OYSTER BLOCKS PROJECT SUBAQUEOUS INTERVENTIONS FOR NON-HUMANS
Michael Leighton Beaman
THE HAMMAM OF ERBIL CITADEL A CONFLUENCE OF PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE
Ahmed Abbas and Karen Lens
T-HOUSE WATER AS MEDIUM IN INTERVENTIONS AND ADAPTIVE REUSE
Katherine Bambrick Ambroziak and Brian Ambroziak
THE BLUE LINE REUSING TRADITIONAL RURAL WATER MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS
Francesco Garofalo
ENVIRONMENTAL IDENTITY THE SÃO PAULO RIVERS CASE
Anne Schraidber
A METROPOLITAN PARK OF WATER
Renzo Lecardane and Paola La Scala
BETWEEN RESILIENCY AND ADAPTATION
Catherine Joseph
WATER AS MEDIUM ADAPTING WATER TOWERS
Inge Donné and Bie Plevoets
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