[Parution] Revue en ligne e-flux : Article de Paul Bouet (OCS/AUSser) : “Solar Extractivism”, paru dans la série Horizon

Un article de Paul Bouet (OCS/AUSser) est paru dans la revue en ligne e-flux : “Solar Extractivism“, série “Horizons”, qui est une série d’articles publiée à l’occasion de la dixième International Architecture Biennale Rotterdam (IABR).

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Présentation

Architecture has long been one of the most powerful means of imagining, visualizing, and constructing futures. Like a projectile, the architectural project is thrown forward, reaching into and determining the conditions of what is to come. Time, in this sense, is a lens to understand how futures have been and can be made, successfully or not: spaces, materials, technologies, practices, organizations, rituals, and beyond. But where architecture ultimately lands— and what actually makes it to the end of the trajectory—can never be known fully in advance. Not to mention the multifarious costs and effects—the value—of bringing it down to earth.

Horizons is a collaboration between e-flux Architecture and the International Architecture Biennale Rotterdam within the context of its 10th edition, IT’S ABOUT TIME: The Architecture of Change.

Auteurs

Editors: Derk Loorbach, Véronique Patteeuw, Léa-Catherine Szacka, Peter Veenstra, e-flux Architecture
Contributors: Tim Ingold, Gökçe Günel, Stephanie Wakefield, Glenn Dyer, Paul Bouet, Joost Vervoort, Rahel Aima

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