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The INDESEM Archive, by Inez Margaux Spaargaren.
The
INDESEM
Archive. Words. Inez Margaux Spaargaren. Be inspired by a selection of
INDESEM’s
early editions! We went for the old editions, because we thought they really deserve some light and attention.
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Indesem 23: Embracing Boundaries, by Joost Hoepman.
Indesem
23: Embracing Boundaries. Words. Joost Hoepman. Every two years, the faculty of architecture is visited by the bright minds of leading and aspiring architects to discuss the course of architecture.
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A Recap of INDESEM.21, by Hidde Dijkstra.
During
INDESEM
.19, most of us on this year's
INDESEM
board were still bachelor students motivated to watch all the big names of architecture speaking at the seminar and participating in the competition with international students worldwide.
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Artefact: Neon Fluorescent Pink Tape, by INDESEM team.
INDESEM
team. ‘Artefact’ is a recurring two-page spread, which features a beloved object presented by one of the BK City staff members. Every month, the author passes the ‘Artefact’ contributorship to the next.
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Blog: Jun 25, 2021
Featuring a collaboration with the 2021
INDESEM
team, who share their experiences in planning the
INDESEM
event and the ups and downs they went through throughout the year. Read it here!
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Bnieuws edition 52/04. Published April 2019.
Han Mayer, John Westrik, Frits Palmboom, Brent Kokonya, Nikolas Kourtis, @unfolding_something,
INDESEM
team. Cover design by. Jack Oliver Petch. Editorial. Contents. Return to top ↑. Links. Interested in becoming a. Pen Pal? Bnieuws. Instagram →.
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Bnieuws edition 54/06. Published June 2021.
This time around, we’ve collaborated with the
INDESEM
.21 team, asking them to reflect on a year of rigorous planning leading up this year’s edition of the event.
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Bnieuws edition 56/05. Published May 2023.
Written by Joost, we include a commentary on the
Indesem
2023, a boundary-pushing design seminar (. page 24).
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Unpaid Internships, by Elena Rossoni.
Closer to home, BK students were stunned by massive crowds and screams when Sou Fujimoto appeared in the faculty for the 2017
INDESEM
event; fans waiting for his appearance could have surely paralleled a famous rock star’s before a concert.
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Interview Jan Dierckx: 10 minutes with an architect, by Louisa Hollander.
On a sunny Tuesday afternoon, Valentin and I sat behind our computer in the
INDESEM
office to connect with Jan Dierckx, a design technologist specializing in new materials and the application of robotics in architecture.
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What if normal is dead?, by Chun Kit "CK" Wong.
Indeed
, in a world where we have easy access to the internet, mobility and connectivity have increased drastically, and the idea that a physical space determines the office is rather out-dated.
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Freddie Portrayed, by Elena Rossoni.
Of course everybody needs somebody to love (but, well, too much love can
indeed
kill you); in the end though, the show must go on.
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Like it's normal., by Inez Margaux Spaargaren.
The picture that I portrayed is
indeed
still prevalent in our household.
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Where is Ondo?, by Robert van Overveld, Ondo.
This small freedom that you are talking about is
indeed
valuable to us. I do think that many people in my time realise that it makes humanity a bit shallow. I think it does as well.
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Artefact: Coffee is a Serious Thing (At Least In Naples), by Paolo De Martino.
It is
indeed
a coffee machine, but, if scaled up, it could also be a tower, a silo, a light house.
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Smooth City, by René Boer.
It is a very urgent problem
indeed
. BN: Globalisation has made the Smooth City an aspiration.
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Architecture without Architects v2.0, by Zuza Sliwinska.
It is
indeed
challenging to develop an entirely new typology as we are somewhat limited to the bounds of particular architectural styles and morphologies we are well familiar with.
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Camera!, by Robert van Overveld.
The cameras are connected to a central security post, and in case someone violates the distance rules, a guard is sent to make sure that the distance is
indeed
maintained.
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Thing In Between My Eyebrows, by Zuza Sliwinska.
The slight smirk on his face, however, indicates that he
indeed
understands this phenomenon and is somewhat familiar with it himself. In fact, I see many of these frontal formations as I take my usual strolls through the halls of our faculty.
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Interview: The Book and The Building, by Louis Lousberg, Koen Mulder & Christopher Clarkson.
And that’s also valued very highly by the students, so I don’t think it will become a kind of community thing like you
indeed
see in the public libraries. Koen: Maybe also what’s part of it, is that architects also make books.
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Hello, Goodbye and Toilets, Oh My!, by Jack Oliver Petch & Elena Rossoni.
“No, really, let me show you” and, true to her word, Elena returned with a fresh photograph of each and every cubicle, proudly showing the different light shades do
indeed
have a different hue.
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Writing Urban Places, by Nicole van Roij.
Indeed
, one of the reasons to do this work is to strive for more socially inclusive developments. The network hopes to offer useful approaches to understand how urban space works socially and spatially.
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Interview: Raquel Rolnik, by Nicole van Roij.
It is
indeed
quite a topic and devotion in my life. When I was an undergraduate student at the Architecture school at the University of Sao Paolo, during the 70s, Brazil was under a dictatorship.
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Letting Go Of Enemies In Architecture, by Kevin Lai.
Indeed
, it was my experience encountering this anthology of women bookmakers titled "Natural Enemies of Books" last winter season at PrintRoom Rotterdam, with a performative reading by the artistic research collective "To See the Inability to See" (Arefeh
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Explore Lab Fictions, by Camille Billottet, Anne de Zeeuw & Aimee Baars.
Stiegler explains
indeed
that one consequence of the humans’ shift to bipedalism is the “defunctionalisation of the sense of smell,” (Stiegler, 2005) emptied of its sexual role, removed from the earth’s surface where most odorous molecules travel, giving
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