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AA Files - 61
ARCHITECTURAL ASSOCIATION PUBLICATIONS
2013
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AA Files - 64
ARCHITECTURAL ASSOCIATION PUBLICATIONS
2012
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AA Files - 65
ARCHITECTURAL ASSOCIATION PUBLICATIONS
2013
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AA Files - 66
ARCHITECTURAL ASSOCIATION PUBLICATIONS
2013
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AA Agendas 12
Architectural Association Publications
2013
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No architectural category is more fickle or more artificial than 'context'. This collection of 60 large drawings produced over five years by AA Diploma 15 addresses the construction of context by architecture for its own very particular purposes. A self-declared 'render-free zone', the unit's interrogations of architecture's seminal sites (antiquity, technology, the future and its proxies) examine the role of figuration and the exclusion of indeterminacy in the always already mediated question of context. Through the quiet business of counting, these line drawings - against the double ascendancy of parametricisation and the glossy rendered perspective - question architecture's ambivalent relations to the artifice it installs between itself and the outside world.
AA Files - 68
ARCHITECTURAL ASSOCIATION PUBLICATIONS
2014
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AA Files Conversations
AA Publications
2013
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AA Files 70
Architectural Association Publications
2015
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AA Files 70 features contributions by Joseph Bedford, Jesus Vassallo, Andrew Leach, Jean-Louis Cohen, Susan Holden, Enrique Walker, Richard Rogers, Renzo Piano, Dietrich Neumann, Juergen Schulz, Goswin Schwendinger, Gavin Stamp, Sam Jacob, David Jenkins, Paul Vermeulen, Diego Inglez de Souza, Irina Davidovici, Mark Swenarton, Thomas Weaver, Will Mc
AA Files 71
Architectural Association Publications
2015
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AA Files 71 features essays on Brunelleschi, by Pier Vittorio Aureli, on the Museum Insel Hombroich, by William Firebrace, on Louis Bonnier, possibly the most boring architect in nineteenth-century France, by Andri Gerber, on the relationship between the artist Joseph Beuys, the architect Hans Hollein and the curator Johannes Cladders, by Eva Brans
AA Files 72
Architectural Association Publications
2016
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AA Files 72 features contributions by Davide Spina, Thomas Daniell, Itsuko Hasegawa, Mario Tedeschini-Lalli, Laurent Stalder & Moritz Gleich, Colin Rowe, Daniel Naegele, Irenee Scalbert, Peter St John, Silvia Micheli & Lea-Catherine Szacka, Paulo Berdini, Daniel Sherer, Hubert Damisch, Nicolas Kemper, Thomas Weaver, Alexander Brodsky, Emma Letizia
AA Files 73
Architectural Association Publications
2016
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AA Files 73 features contributions on Patrick Hodgkinson and essays and conversations by Matthew Mullane, Mariana Siracusa, Eva Branscome, Nicholas Olsberg, Mike Dempsey, Helen Thomas, Thomas Weaver, Jonathan Sergison, Alberto Ponis, Timothy Brittain-Catlin, Fabrizio Ballabio & Alessandro Conti, Marrikka Trotter, Hans Frei, Gabriela Garcia de Corta
AA Files 74
Architectural Association Publications
2017
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AA Files 74 features essays by Peter Wilson, William Firebrace, Michael Hill, Dietrich Neumann, Dagmar Motycka Weston, Simona Ferrari & Wataru Sawada, Christophe Van Gerrewey, Charles Rice & Kenny Cupers, Tim Benton, Andrew Crompton, Davide Spina, Nicholas de Monchaux and Cynthia Davidson, a personal reminiscence by Joseph Rykwert, a recipe by Chri
AA Women in Architecture
AA Publications
2017
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October 2017 marks the centenary of the admission of the first female students to the Architectural Association. Published to coincide with a symposium, exhibition and series of talks all celebrating this event, AA Women in Architecture puts forward the stories of women who have entered the architectural profession and their contributions to architectural practice and education.
AA Files 75
Architectural Association Publications
2018
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AA Files 75 features essays by Freya Wigzell, Kristina Jaspers, Claire Zimmerman, Laila Seewang, Roberta Marcaccio, Rebecca Siefert, Shantel Blakely, Francesco Zuddas, Joanna Merwood-Salisbury, Victor Plahte Tschudi, Francisco Gonzalez de Canales, Ross Anderson, Salomon Frausto, Theo Crosby, Marco Biraghi and Zoe Slutzky, together with a personal r
AA Files 79
ARCHITECTURAL ASSOCIATION PUBLICATIONS
2024
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AA Files is the Architectural Association's (AA) journal of record. Launched in 1981 by the AA's then chairman Alvin Boyarsky, the journal appears twice a year and is sent out to members of the Architectural Association and individual subscribers, and is distributed to a global network of bookshops. Currently under the editorship of Maria Sh h razade Giudici, AA Files looks to promote original and engaging writing on architecture. It does this by drawing both on the AA's own academic research, public program, exhibitions and events, as well as by a rich and eclectic mix of architectural scholarship from all over the world.
AA Book 2022
ARCHITECTURAL ASSOCIATION PUBLICATIONS
2022
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The AA Book: On Location highlights the agendas and practices that have intersected both physically and metaphorically throughout the Architectural Association (AA) during the 2021-22 academic year. The publication features hundreds of projects by students from every unit and programme within the school, which together document the plurality of agendas explored, interests developed, approaches tested and questions posed and addressed by our community this year. As staff and students re-entered the AA buildings on Bedford Square in September 2021 after a year-long absence, the work of the school returned to its usual sites of production - the unit space, the workshop, the Lecture Hall, Ching's Yard, the Bar and the terrace; spaces where things are made and ideas are discussed. Reflecting this reinhabitation, the AA Book: On Location documents the spatial distribution of units and programmes throughout our premises in London and Dorset. Its chapters each represent a building or site in Bedford Square, Morwell Street or Hooke Park, and units and programmes are organised within according to where their main teaching space has been situated this year. Each building-based chapter is bookended by a series of written accounts, observations and reflections by staff and students, highlighting different spaces within the school to capture the experience of being on location and how this influences the work and way of life that emerges from the AA.
AA Book 2023
ARCHITECTURAL ASSOCIATION PUBLICATIONS
2023
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The AA Book: On Location highlights the agendas and practices that have intersected both physically and metaphorically throughout the Architectural Association (AA) during the 2022-23 academic year. The publication features hundreds of projects by students from every unit and programme within the school, which together document the plurality of agendas explored, interests developed, approaches tested and questions posed and addressed by our community this year.
AA Approaches
ARCHITECTURAL ASSOCIATION PUBLICATIONS
2024
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AA Approaches is a publication series that places debate at the center of architectural education. Architects, practitioners, students and theorists share their ideas on how urgent issues that we are faced with can be examined and rethought within spaces of education. At a societal moment characterized by rapid change and urgent global challenges, the ways we teach, the methodologies we explore and the work that emerges from these approaches can all have an immediate impact on our built environment. The first publication in this series will focus on 'stories' and how we discuss, narrate and visualize the complexities of a given condition. The counterfactual, or the projected future scenario, is an important strand of architectural education and practice that is due for reappraisal. The interaction of fact and fiction can champion architecture as a form of cultural production whilst retaining its critical framework. Yet in addition to the story, the media through which we communicate architectural ideas and the value of this representation - the film, the drawing, the image, mixed reality and more - can confront, dissolve and restructure standard drawing practices. The imaginative exploration of possibility, conducted with rigour and care, might be exactly what architecture needs to be right now.