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No. 46
2018
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Architecture Moves
Anne Graziano, Eliyahu Keller
Thresholds (2018) (46): 6–11.
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Drawing Below the Line: The Bible as Architectural Text
Kyle Dugdale
Thresholds (2018) (46): 16–35.
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A Bird in the Hand
Hadas Steiner
Thresholds (2018) (46): 36–43.
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Odyssea Palestina: A Travelogue of Travelogues to the Holy Land in Modernity
Gili Merin
Thresholds (2018) (46): 44–65.
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“Seeing Clearly What is Good”: Russell Sturgis and the Didactic Image
Maura Lucking
Thresholds (2018) (46): 68–87.
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Mallopolis: A Board Game About Megalopolitan Urbanization
Michael Piper, Zoé Renaud
Thresholds (2018) (46): 88–101.
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Retrofitting Le Corbusier's The City of Tomorrow into the Republic of China in 1936
Lai Jing Chu
Thresholds (2018) (46): 104–119.
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Another Kind of Muralnomad: Bedri Rahmi Eyüboğlu's Mosaic Wall from the Turkish Pavilion at the Brussels Expo 58
Duygu Demir
Thresholds (2018) (46): 120–143.
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Architects and the Cultural Agency of Television. Frank Lloyd Wright on The Mike Wallace Interview, 1957
Scott Murray
Thresholds (2018) (46): 146–157.
View articletitled, Architects and the Cultural Agency of Television. Frank Lloyd Wright on <em>The Mike Wallace Interview</em>, 1957
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A Space for Signals: Manfred Schroeder and the Circulation of Reverberant Architecture
Robert Gerard Pietrusko
Thresholds (2018) (46): 158–169.
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On the Crossroads: Inter-Action Bus Tours 1973
Juliana Kei
Thresholds (2018) (46): 172–183.
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Party: Ecological architecture for intimate relations
Larissa Belcic, Michelle Shofet
Thresholds (2018) (46): 184–189.
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Straight into Your Mailbox—The GDR Buildup on Postage Stamps
Frederic Schnee
Thresholds (2018) (46): 190–207.
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A Format for a New Formula: Arquitecturas Bis (1974–1985)
Alejandro Valdivieso
Thresholds (2018) (46): 210–227.
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Concrete Dreams: Architecture and Space in late GDR Film
Aleksandra Kudryashova
Thresholds (2018) (46): 230–245.
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Medellín's Miracle: Architecture in the News
Taylor Davey
Thresholds (2018) (46): 246–261.
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Worlds That Are Given: How Architecture Speaks Through Videogames
Luke Pearson
Thresholds (2018) (46): 264–275.
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Dancing about architecture: A Conversation with architect and cartoonist Klaus
Koldo Lus
Thresholds (2018) (46): 278–298.
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Arcbazar and the Ethics of Crowdsourcing Architecture
Elizabeth Keslacy
Thresholds (2018) (46): 300–317.
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Real Estate Fiction. An Outline for a New Literary Genre
Marija Marić
Thresholds (2018) (46): 320–327.
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Doors, Tunnels, Archives, Architecture
Eliyahu Keller, Jeffrey Schnapp, Anne Graziano
Thresholds (2018) (46): 328–343.
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Building Blocks, Building Books, Building Rooms
Joseph Kennedy
Thresholds (2018) (46): 344–351.
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Images from Images from Images, etc.
Sam Ghantous
Thresholds (2018) (46): 352–359.
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Circulating Architecture
Rixt Woudstra, Lukas Feireiss
Thresholds (2018) (46): 66–319.
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