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1. IntroDorota Leśniak-Rychlak
2. Metaphysical and practical architecture of Euromaidan. Why does a political nation win over passive masses?Wasyłyna Duman
3. Radically equitable design practicesAnastasija PonomiarowaKacper Kępiński
4. War-life balance. Space and people between resistance and adaptationKinga ZemłaSława Balbek
5. Bulletproof vest made of spider’s web. How the artists of Ukraine found their bearings in the war and in other spacesBorys Filonenko
6. Horizontal Network StateArtur Wabik
7. Everyday practices of life and resistance. Syrian refugee women in LebanonInga Hajdarowicz
8. We can still create anythingJoanna KusiakNatalia Raczkowska
9. Floating University Berlin: A Natureculture Learning SiteGilly KarjevskyRosario Talevi
10. We are all anarchists (or se we should be). Self-organization and anarchitectureDorota Jędruch
11. Windows firstAleksandra KędziorekMichał SikorskiPetr VladimirovZofia Jaworowska
12. Casa do Povo, or the urban utopia of Polish Jews in São PauloJakub Szczęsny
13. Other pasturesWojciech MazanZofia Piotrowska
14. The pleasure of city-makingZuzanna Kasperczyk-Brodecka
15. From a vantageEmiliano Ranocchi
16. Marginalisation of the interpretative power of contextEwa Rewers
17. Contemporary Silesian architectureAndrzej DudaAnna SyskaDorota Leśniak-RychlakLeszek JodlińskiTomasz Nawrocki
18. Global and LocalElżbieta Rybicka
19. Ideology and power in a post-socialist cityKarol Kurnicki
20. The townie vs. the city dwellerAnna Rumińska
21. Architecture and IdentityVladimir Czumalo
22. The stone Modernism and visual
weakness of digital ageJana Tichá
23. In search of SlovakiaDamas Gruska
24. Identities of a housing estateSamu Szemerey
25. The mammoth-building storyValentina Gulin Zrnic
26. Exchange in the streetLevente Polyák
27. Identity at a turning point – personal fragmentsJens Fischer
28. The city as a personality and its projection in urban semioticsMatej Jasso
29. Our (post-)socialist cities: between progress and nostalgiaPeter Michalík
30. The Future Shall Set Us Free?Łukasz Białkowski
31. How is a middle european possible and what is his benefit today?Jurko Prochaśko
32. Titania hidden behind a fanEmiliano Ranocchi
33. The Curse of TimeAgnieszka Szeffel
34. Vienna – the worldly capital of deathWittigo Keller
35. Common hygieneMiroslav Petříček
36. Concise typology of the Gothic deathDušan Buran
37. Paintings of the dead in the art of modern Europe beyond the AlpsPiotr Krasny
38. Ars moriendi in Upper HungaryKatarína Chmelinová
39. Where death is not badVladimir Czumalo
40. Life for your country!
But for which one?Matúš Dulla
41. Against illness – against deathAleksandra Paradowska
42. Dying, Jewish WayPrzemysław Piekarski
43. Blood on the plateAleš Roleček
44. A Not-So-Merry GraveyardŁukasz Galusek
45. Heroes and kopjafas in Hungary during the shift of regimeNóra Kovács
46. To survive a year as a celeryJoanna Nowostawska-GyalókayKrzysztof Varga
47. As not to frighten the soulMagdalena PetrynaMałgorzata Szumowska
48. The modern nation: a platitude, construction or invention?Miroslav Hroch
49. Where is my home?Jan Randák
50. New EuropeAndrzej Szczerski
51. Genuine or artificial homeland. The formation of slovak national identityDušan Škvarna
52. An appealing symbol of SlovakiaAnna Vetraková
53. The Tatras of nationsAntoni Kroh
54. Zakopane style − National styleDavid Crowley
55. The Nationality of Music?Jakub Puchalski
56. In the suburbs but close to the centreAleksandra Paradowska
57. ‘There was no hungarian language of forms but there will be’András Hadik
58. A steppe nomad or stray rider?Noémi Petneki
59. Socialist in content, national in formEndre PrakfalviPál Ritoók
60. Sense and sensationJurko Prochaśko
61. Takeaway architectureVadim Bass
62. IntroDorota Jędruch
63. Crisis of Utopia? Editorial questionnaire
64. The trouble with utopiaDorota Jędruch
65. Beyond the HorizonJarosław Urbański
66. This is how gradually a calm, intelligent and valuable industrial worker is created…Paweł Jaworski
67. Collective Luxury:
Architecture and Populism in Charles FourierŁukasz Stanek
68. TerraStefan Müller
69. Cold War LandscapesDavid Crowley
70. Concrete gardenMichał Wiśniewski
71. A Lopsided Space-Time Loop Piotr Winskowski
72. A Utopia That Will ComeTomasz Z. Majkowski
73. From the machine to man and back Emiliano Ranocchi
74. Politically corrected bodies Simona Forti
75. Violence needs no motiveHarald Welzer
76. IntroDorota Leśniak-Rychlak
77. Intro
78. Architecture Drafted: Experiencing the Second World WarJean-Louis Cohen
79. End.lessRossano Baronciani
80. Unsustainable undevelopmentDamas Gruska
81. House under the apple tree in MariankaIvan Jarina
82. Green architectureJana Tichá
83. The Recycled CityLevente Polyák
84. Right-about modernism?Dawid Krysiński
85. Natural materials: history or hope?Dalibor Hlaváček
86. Carbon neutral cities?Ida Kiss
87. Socrates and ethusiasm for strawMarcin Mateusz Kołakowski
88. Democracy, Nature, and UtopiaLucy Sargisson
89. Towards Thermodynamic Urban PlanningPhilippe Rahm
90. Centre, Decentralisation, RecentralisationMarc Augé
91. Transitory, temporary…Dorota Jędruch
92. In the buffer zoneDominika Vámos
93. The prince who loved his wife and despised his peoplesMiljenko Jergović
94. Predicting the war, or, when bombs were falling on KrakówMarcin Jarząbek
95. Regionalism: a manner of perception or a development strategy?Ákos Moravánszky
96. Demolition and improvisation while the rivers flow as they always didMagdalena Zych
97. More than iconicJana Tichá
98. Landscapists of Warsaw, geometricians of KrakówMaciej Miłobędzki
99. The EmbassyStanisław Deńko
100. The Form of the Face of the EarthKamila Twardowska
101. Snapshots of Slovak regionalismDaniela MajzlanováMartin Varga
102. The Curse of TraditionDamas Gruska
103. BlissRoman Rutkowski
104. What does and does not make a regionJurko Prochaśko
105. Constructions of FascismSergio PorettiTullia Iori
106. Tradition and newnessJuhani Pallasmaa
107. The five legs of the chameleonJarosław Szewczyk
108. Towards a Critical RegionalismKenneth Frampton
109. How Central Europe lost its right to housing, and how to get it backWeronika Parfianowicz
110. EMPTY AGORA: HOUSING CONSTELLATIONS OF THE THIRD POLISH REPUBLICKinga Zemła
111. From tower blocks to tower blocksVladimir Czumalo
112. Restitution, re-privatization, deregulation. Czech housing policy after 1989Gaby Khazalova
113. Town for sale: the crisis of Berlin’s housing policyMałgorzata Popiołek-Roßkamp
114. Farewell to TBS?Kamil TrepkaZuzanna Mielczarek
115. People will take to the streetsWojciech Wilczyk
116. Denial syndrome. Why are we unable to sort out gated communities?Agata Twardoch
117. The social life of creditDorota Leśniak-RychlakMikołaj Lewicki
118. Non-housingKacper Kępiński
119. The need for new modernismŁukasz Pancewicz
120. Will urban standard save us?Rajmund Ryś
121. By themselves, for themselvesZofia Piotrowska
122. Budapest. In a clinch between luxury developments and Orbán’s governmentAlžbĕta Medková
123. Bratislava. A city with no apartments that has decided to address the housing crisisAlžbĕta Medková
124. Slaves to prefabricationMaria Navotná
125. The Future of Modern Urban FormsRegina Balla

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