1959 : a year of remembrance for Buijs and Lürsen'A Scheveningen summer' - delusion or reality(Un)intended underpainting of metropolitanismABP : disappointing and promisingAll About Churches [Book Review]If the powerful are wise ...When external appearance becomes the architectural normIf one wished, an opportunity lay at Waterloo SquareAnimosityArchitecture Museum ...HarmlessOn the death of a famous forgotten one (1) Robert van 't Hoff creator of the smallest imaginable body of workBuilding civilization pride bitterballsDid van Dam take us one step further? Mediocrity trumps ten '1 + 2' projectsC. van der Wilk 70 yearsColloquium on experimentsConfection center: Maaskant at its best and purestCongress of the Bad ConscienceThe Architecture of Suriname 1667-1930 by Prof. Dr. Ir. C.L. Temminck Groll et al. [...] [Book Review].The function of exhortationThe Granpré of America [Book Review].The limits of recoverabilityThe art of being oneself is excellently mastered here.The lesson of Waterloo SquareThe myth of the Amsterdam SchoolThe nonexistent 'issue-Asselbergs' : better chances ever for real architecture museumThe nonexistent 'sselbergs issue' : is the Architecture Museum at best a chimera?The designer as a naturistThe plank of good intentionsThe libel of KareolThe university is no ordinary 'private bidder'VirtueDiepenveen homes for DeventerCloths for bleedingThree critics over a party of rioters : even in architecture one can claim: La critique n'est qu'un monsieurNoble bootsA 'Schevening Summer' - delusion or reality?An agora in the welfare stateA famous forgotten one (2) An attempt at reconstruction: the works of R. van 't HoffAn abrupt breakout from the New Hopelessness
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