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It is quite remarkable, our current culture of victoriousness. For all intents and purposes, we did “win our war” against “the” crisis. Our world is now replete with mostly carefully planned, mostly just, mostly degrowing economies, now winding down to their steadiest state. Some even frame our victory as one

Venezia, 22° Biennale di Architettura. Prima del brindisi di rito, per l’inaugurazione e l’apertura dei padiglioni che ospitano i lavori di architetti e artisti di tutto il mondo, il pensiero inesorabilmente va a questi ultimi dieci anni. Non è una fatalità che oggi sia proprio il 25 Maggio.

The most important parameter to change is our increased collective capability to defer gratification. The process in which the international community is turning the individual concept of property into a more collective understanding that is protective of all humans and the ecosystem alike, is widely described as the corticalization of

Varuna Jael: Ludger, you were professor of Digital Architectonics at the ETH from 2000 to 2030, doing extensive research on the right to digital data privacy. Tell us about that time. Ludger Hovestadt: Back then, there was a big misunderstanding with regards to digital identity in that we mistakenly thought

Finally, the collectivization of data has led to the mplementation of collective social contracts as an instrument of governance. Looking back, we might recall the causes for the shift in our understanding of space as divided between private and public and its later transformation into a more fluid entity. I

Letters from Workers.