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The Revenge of the Real
A special project by Strelka Mag and The Terraforming.
30.06, The Revenge of the Real
Ocean Amplification: Rising Waves and North-South Asymmetries
Stefan Helmreich and Francisco Alarcon on ocean waves as avatars of hybrid human-inhuman political ecology.
Cultures of Congestion
A special project by Strelka & ArtRebels.
ArchDaily & Strelka Mag joint section
A showcase of emerging architects and new ideas that transform the urban landscape.
19.06
A Photographic Insight into Soviet Modernist Architecture of Siberia
A newly released photographic book by Zupagrafika sheds light on the Soviet architecture of Siberia.
16.06
Clicking the Traffic Away
Moscow’s Traffic Control Center and the performative mythology of congestion management reveals cultural narratives of the city as a real-time digital model and calls for alternative literacies of model-making and urban simulation.
New Urban Conditions
A curated series of essays and projects that navigates the complex new realities shaped by emerging technologies.
Investing in Lost Time
Melbourne has no choice but to approach congestion as a multiple bottom-line investment, actually representing the best tool for an ecology of institutions to foster new cultures of density, mobility, and responsible land use in the city.
Reframing Density and Ecology
Mexico City’s site and historical legacy portray how the negative externalities of congestion paradoxically reveal the positive impacts of urban density, and the need to plan cities as resilient ecological infrastructures.
15.06, The Revenge of the Real
A Viable Planetary Future Beyond Extraction, Predation & Production
Vanina Saracino on how a sea slug can help us to reconsider the logic of extractive capitalism and reimagine the “human.”
09.06, The Revenge of the Real
Soviet Sci-fi Film and Different Modalities of Future Ecosystems
Natalija Majsova takes a look at the spectres of ecology in Soviet science fiction.
08.06, The Revenge of the Real
Bubble Problems: An Archeology of Infection and Environmental Control
Lydia Kallipoliti investigates architectures of containment to find new ways to fathom architectural legacies of interiorization, climatic control, and fear of infection.
Climate Intervention Lexicon
A vision of how emissions can be brought down beyond zero.
01.06, The Revenge of the Real
Face as Infrastructure
The human face has always been a technology that exceeds the individual.
29.05, Bookshelf
Excerpt: ‘Switzerland. Deep Urbanism for an Age of Disruption’ by Markus Schaefer
A model for a particular type of holistic urbanism.
28.05, The Revenge of the Real
The Biophilosophy of Epidemiological Models
It’s time to bring biology back into philosophy, Ben Woodard writes.
27.05, Cities
What Social Media Activity Reveals about Russians under Lockdown
Strelka KB analysts studied data from 16 major Russian cities.
19.05, The Revenge of the Real
Governing Simulations: Intro to Necroeconomics
Pandemic, climate crisis, and the financialization of death.
18.05, Cities
New Public Space in the City with Eyes
A critical reflection on the complex—and at times controversial—relationship between the city and new urban technologies.