On the Incomplete
or
The Secret Loves and Lives of the Post Communist City

The war-torn 20th century allowed, after each catastrophe anew, the clean slate of a utopian outset. Destruction thus embodied a Faustian promise: the destruction of the ‘old world’ becomes the condition for the construction of the new. Considering this Faustian moment of creation, this MA seeks to start at the moment of its abandonment, and tries to fashion it with a different future and potential life.
If the utopian projects of modern architecture have largely been left incomplete, what might be the potentiality embodied in this state of incompleteness?
Critical Transformations 2008/09

Lecture Series delivered by Dr Ines Weizman (Autumn Semester)
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Critical Transformations 2007/08

Lecture Series delivered by Dr Ines Weizman (Autumn Semester)

