C3 429 : Slow Time for Art

Description

C3 429 explores ‘Slow Time for Art’, delving into immersive art strategies, ‘Space for Cities to Breathe’ presenting sustainable urban parks, and two regeneration projects by Shenzen-based firm Urbanus. Highlights encompass ‘The Pyramid of Tirana,’ transforming Albania’s monumental structure into a lively civic space, ‘Opera Park’ in Copenhagen’s harbor, Denmark, and the Columbarium complex in Radom, Poland.

CONTENTS

New Projects

• Totalitarian monument becomes people’s hub – The Pyramid of Tirana_MVRDV – Interview _ Stavros Gargaretas + SoWon Kim
• A green escape within Copenhagen’s inner harbor – The Opera Park _ Cobe – Interview _ Thomas Krarup, Alexander Ejsing + YuMi Hyun
• Honor the deceased while balancing environment – Columbarium Complex at Radom Cemetery _ BDR Architekci – Interview _ Paweł Dadok + Michèle Woodger

Slow Time for Art

• Slow Time for Art _ Herbert Wright
• Sequenced thresholds of perception – Atipografia Threshold and Treasure Gallery _ AMAA
• Slowness in a fast neighborhood – Amant Art Campus _ SO-IL – Interview _ Florian Idenberg + YuMi Hyun

URBANUS in the art of revitalizing cities

• Urbanus in the art of revitalizing cities _ Silvio Carta
• Brewery reborn as culture platform – Kingway Brewery Renovation – Interview _ Urbanus + Herbert Wright
• Light, greenery and community enter warehouses – Renovation of Shenyang Dongmaoku

Space for Cities to Breathe

• Space for Cities to Breathe _ Michèle Woodger
• Filling neglected plot with life – 1895 War Memorial Park _ dA VISION DESIGN – Interview _ Chung-Hsun Wu + Michèle Woodger
• Brownfield becomes urban sponge – Benjakitti Forest Park _ Arsomslip Community and Environmental Architect + Turenscape – Interview _ Chatchanin Sung + Michèle Woodger