Giancarlo de Carlo The Architecture of Participation Alexandre Vanautgaerden this publication surveys work from

this publication surveys work from the radically open Swiss artist’s precocious debut in 1930s Paris

De Marbre - Que retenir d’une visite de trois ans dans le labyrinthe des couloirs de l’Opéra Garnier

les fleurs tiennent une place faussement insignifiante

seeking to uncover how we all exist in a place of connectedness

ce récit photographique explore les coulisses d'un territoire aujourd’hui englouti par la guerre

Giancarlo de Carlo The Architecture of Participation Alexandre Vanautgaerden this publication surveys work fromSeminal texts by renowned Italian architect Giancarlo De Carlo on architecture, education, and anarchy. Giancarlo De Carlos academic and professional career combined two seemingly opposed terms in a single vocation: architecture and anarchy. But this was a vocation that avoided the utopian fantasies of the 1960s and 1970s and instead strove for rigor. In the essays collected in this book, De Carlo shows how the idea of participatory architecture can