Maaike Lauwaert

De Stad Gespeeld

Posted in architecture, computer games, new media, technologies, toys by maaikelauwaert on 2009

Artikel werd recent gepubliceerd in Citygraphy #02. Citygraphy #02 met teksten van Bart Verschaffel over het interieur als architecturaal principe, Annelies Cousserier over het Comité d’études du Vieux Bruxelles, Eveline Vanfraussen over Herman Teirlinck en zijn blik op Brussel, Steven Humblet over Fifth Avenue, Maaike Lauwaert over speelgoed en architectuur en met fotografie van Esther Eggermont en Lilo Bauer.

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Playing the City: Public Participation in a Contested Suburban Area

Posted in architecture, computer games, technologies by maaikelauwaert on 2009

Article published in The Journal of Urban Technology, Volume 16, August 2009.

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Table of Contents:
From the Guest Editor: The Architecture of War and Peace by Ralf Brand
Polarization as a Socio-Material Phenomenon: A Bibliographical Review by Sara Fregonese & Ralf Brand
Urban Artifacts and Social Practices in a Contested City by Ralf Brand
Jerusalem and the Principles of Conflict Urbanism by Philipp Misselwitz & Tim Rieniets
Intervening in Politically Turbulent Cities: Spaces, Buildings, and Boundaries by Scott A. Bollens
Urban Technology, Conflict Education, and Disputed Space by Angela Stienen
Playing the City: Public Participation in a Contested Suburban Area by Maaike Lauwaert

Research blog >< Canadian Centre for Architecture

Posted in architecture by maaikelauwaert on 2009

I kept a research blog on my activities at the Canadian Centre for Architecture where I was a visiting scholar in the spring of 2009. You can access it here. It is all work in progress…

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Upcoming: research period at The Canadian Centre for Architecture

Posted in architecture, computer games, new media, technologies, toys by maaikelauwaert on 2009

I am very happy to be able to spend time at The Canadian Centre for Architecture in Montreal this spring. I was granted a research stipend at their Research Centre and Visiting Scholars Program. The CCA has an amazing collection of architectural information, architectural toys and construction toys. I will be working on new media and architecture, with a special focus on SketchUp, analogue construction toys and Google Earth.