Teaching Architecture in Palermo by Andrea Sciascia

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Paesaggio e paesaggisti nell’istruzione superiore francese by Camilla Barbero

“…Also, it allows an exploration about the schools attitude on research in landscape and on the purpose to make a landscape architect being a good mediator too: aims that actually became crucial in landscape education.…”
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The culture of memory of Serbian builders of recent times by Kadijević Aleksandar

“…Anniversaries of meritorious builders, professional institutions and associations, as well as architects from other parts of the former Yugoslavia and abroad who left their mark on the territory of Serbia, are also commemorated. …”
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Histoire de la formation en architecture de paysage à l’Université de Montréal by Nicole Valois, Ron Williams

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L’adaptation aux risques d’inondation façonnée par les métiers de la ville by Mathilde Gralepois, Sofia Guevara

“…Restrained by these rules, architects protect their esthetical role but have to work with landscape designers, who transform the symbolic value of spaces generated by flood risk zones regulation.…”
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La place du paysagiste dans le paysage agricole by Laurence Renard

“…The results of these experiments are convincing but what are the consequences for the profession and for the training and aspirations of landscape architects? …”
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Drawings is a Miracle! Aldo Rossi’s A Scientific Autobiogrhphy by Paolo Belardi

“… First published under the title A Scientific Autobiography [Rossi 1981a], as part of the Oppositions Books series by the prestigious editors, Peter Eisenman and Kenneth Frampton, translated with great lyrical sensitivity by Lawrence Venuti and commented upon with extraordinary critical acuity by Vincent Scully (author of a memorable afterword entitled Ideology in Form), Aldo Rossi’s A Scientific Autobiography (a story in a personal key to the relationship with architecture and the profession of architect) is an absolutely atypical book, because it manifests itself as a diary, a notebook and a memoir, all at once. …”
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L’Agence d’Antonin Raymond à Tokyo dans l’Entre-deux-guerres : enjeux, acteurs, processus by Yola Gloaguen

“…In Japan, the architect is a relatively recent figure on the chessboard of construction trades. …”
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Impact of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) On the Curriculum Upgradation and Career Aspiration of Students by RASHID MANZOOR BHAT

“…Social Network Manager, IT Architect, Knowledge Management and Web Specialist are just few of the new ICT roles created by new technology. …”
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De sol, d’air, d’eau sous photons by Catherine Mosbach, Agnès Daval

“…Challenged by the singularity of each programme, each site, and each context in which she practises her profession as a landscape architect, Catherine Mosbach cultivates an appetite for much vaster metamorphoses than those which may be approached through the first stone in the landscape edifice, the drawing. …”
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For a debate in open field: journals from didactics to architecture by Francesca Belloni

“…What are the reasons for dealing with the subject of training architects, as most architecture journals have been doing since the 1930s, questioning the teaching methods and investigating the teaching mechanisms in relation to the profession? …”
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Le grand paysage, révélateur des enjeux de la formation en architecture de paysage by Gérald Domon

“…The only training available is provided by programmes offered at Montreal University and the professional graduate programme is subject to accreditation by the Canadian Association of Landscape Architects (in French, Association des architectes paysagistes du Canada, AAPC). …”
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On Display by Nitzan Zilberman

“…In the Selfie Museum, subject and object aren’t the sole dichotomies that are conflated; physical space combines with the virtual image; the still moment merges in the temporal experience; and two-dimensional projections are overlaid onto three-dimensional structures. As a result, architects become ‘experience designers’, virtual reality is a mode of design practice, and an ‘instagrammable’ moment is a project deliverable. …”
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State organization for reconstruction of cities in Western Siberia in postwar period (Omsk situation) by V. S. Kuzevanov

“…This article discusses the design activities of Soviet architects for the reconstruction of the housing stock and the restoration of the cultural and residential infrastructure of cities in Western Siberia from 1945 to 1955. …”
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Super-utilisateurs ou super-spécialistes ? Cartographie des catalyseurs de la transformation numérique en agence d’architecture by Aurélie de Boissieu

“…Detailed knowledge of these phenomena is crucial in order for architects and future architects to be actors and not victims of these digital transformations.Although the transformation of a practice is due to multiple factors, we suggest focusing on just one of them; that is, the internal organization and, more particularly, the human agents of digital transformation. …”
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Big data and urban form: a systematic review by Vladan Djokić, Aleksandra Djordjević, Aleksandra Milovanović

“…Abstract The study of urban form as a central interest of architects, planners, and urban designers has faced various challenges over time, affecting the representation of this topic in the research, educational, and practical arenas. …”
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