O B L / Q U E  

Vol.2

Edited by Natalia Escobar Castrillon

INTERVIEW: Anne Lacaton

Francesca Romana Forlini

Not Yet Beautiful Enough: Interview With Ann Lacaton

SPECIAL GUEST: David Lowenthal

David Lowenthal

Material Preservation and Its Alternatives

AESTHETICS

Huopu Zhang

Pinacoteca Do Estado De São Paulo: The Allegorical Shift in Polarity, Frontality and The Inner Body of a Renovation Project 

Farnoosh Rafaie

Hearst Castle: Critical Hierarchies 

Silvia Danielak

Wall Of Projections, Openings Of Imagination: Creating And Effacing Memory Along The Cypriot Buffer Zone

Federica Goffi

Architecture In Conversion: The Singular Door to the Practice Of Carlo Scarpa

PLACE

Meric Ozgen

An Originary Myth: Fields of Memory that Tell Us of Our Own Despair to Dwell

Valeria Fantozzi

Contradictions: Place of Remembrance by Barclay & Crousse

Feifan Ma

Presentism and Aura: Shelters For Roman Archaeological Site

Kira Sargent

Allegory For Recovery: Embodied Meaning in the National September 11th Memorial and Museum

Yanhan Zhang

Welsh Site-Specific Theater And Its Metaphor Of Architecture: A Discursive Space Between Memory And Ephemera

Marina Correia

The Plinth and the Vertical Belvedere: Identities of the Inverted Babel

Christopher Reznich

Climate Control: Imaginary Envelopes

AUTHENTICITY

Charles Burke

Penn Station And The Dialectical Image: A Critical Revisiting Of The Arcades Project For Twenty-First Century America

Milos Mladenovic

Total Misrecall: Assemble Studio’s Fictional Anamnesis

Noam Saragosti

Seeing Double: Lacaton And Vassal’s Frac Nord Pas De Calais

David Lowenthal

Material Preservation and Its Alternatives

Prathima Muniyappa

Receding Horizons In The Age Of Expanding Frontiers: Virtual Reality As A Method For Preservation Of Space Heritage