Candide — Journal for Architectural Knowledge

Candide No. 10 is now available at booksellers or directly through www.hatjecantz.de. It features Isabelle Doucet studying how social implications through contestation became articulated during the early 1970s in the…

Candide No. 9 is now available at booksellers or directly through www.hatjecantz.de. It features Gregor Harbusch analysing Ludwig Leo’s preliminary design for Hartmut von Hentig’s “Laborschule Bielefeld,” Gaia Caramellino and…

From January 29 to 31, 2015 the second Candide Conference will take place at RWTH Aachen University. “Streitsache: Architecture as Matter of Contention” intends to probe the complex relation between…

All articles of Candide No. 7 can now be downloaded free of charge as part of our open access policy. For all lovers of printed matter: Candide Nos. 6, 7…

Candide No. 8 is now available at booksellers or directly through www.hatjecantz.de. It features Sascha Roesler writing on ethnographic representation in architecture, Danielle Hodgson analysing the iconography of security in…

From January 29 to 31, 2015 the second Candide Conference will take place at RWTH Aachen University. Papers presented in the conference will be published in a forthcoming issue. Deadline…

Please join coeditor Anne Kockelkorn on Thursday, November 28, at 6 pm, ETH Zürich-Hönggerberg in a panel discussion on the question “Why are we still making books, still making journals?” on the occasion…

Please join us for a panel discussion on the crisis of large-scale housing production in the 1970s and its lasting impact on architecture discourse today   Tuesday, November 26, 7…

The five articles in the upcoming issue analyse the lasting influence of the crisis of large-scale housing production in the mid-1970s on the theory and practice of architecture. Read more…

It is here, just in time for the Frankfurt Book Fair: our sixth issue, with contributions on acoustics and ruins, earth construction and systems thinking, as well as fictional oral…