Titlebook: Neo-liberalism and the Architecture of the Post Professional Era; Hossein Sadri Book 2018 Springer International Publishing AG, part of Sp

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The Trouble with Architecturecore problems, the real issue is how the profession can extricate itself from this quicksand. The argument here is that the profession needs to clarify its responsibilities to society. It has to understand that while a firm must survive to do work, an architectural firm is not just a business, it is

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De-modernization of the Architectural and Engineering Profession in Serbian Society at the End of the twenty-first century, taking into account its historic development patterns in order to understand its values, capacity, and accomplishments, and to envision its future. We will analyze various aspects, and context, of the profession and demonstrate both its positive and negative trends over time.

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Architecture Beyond Constructionns for economic growth” that there is virtually no room for a professional discourse encompassing disciplinary ethics charged with social agenda, informed by spatial intelligence, formulated with public participation, aiming for the greater good. This paper aims to discuss the current state of the a

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Advocacy Planning During the Economic Crisis in Neo-liberal Greek Cities based on social matters. What is the role of advocacy planning in these processes? As a result of neo-liberal principles, the large-scale projects focus on maximization of profits causing such phenomena as social segregation and gentrification etc. The current chapter will investigate the policies

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The Influence of Neo-liberalist Policies on Istanbul: The Theory of ‘Bigness’ and Monstrous Monumentd cultural environments of ?stanbul. The discussion of this article will focus on an evaluation of contemporary ‘large-scale urban projects’ regarding their size, form, and context. The structure of the discussion will be based on the theories of ‘Bigness’ by Rem Koolhaas as explained in his book .,

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