Hans Teerds


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  • Teerds, Hans (2018)
    de Architect
    Review of Richard Sennett's book Building and Dwelling
  • Knock Out
    Item type: Journal Article
    Teerds, Hans (2024)
    de Architect
  • Wonen tot geluk maken
    Item type: Presentation
    Teerds, Hans (2024)
  • A Politics of Space
    Item type: Monograph
    Teerds, Hans (2024)
    What is the value of architecture? Why should we care about the design of our built and unbuilt environment? In this essay, Hans Teerds urges the (un)built environment is not neutral, but is the context of daily life – and as such determines how we live, work, move, meet (or avoid) one another. Therewith, the (un)built environment not only impact individual lives, but also shapes the vitality of human communities. It is in space that democratic communities neet to accommodate human beings wo differ from one another, with conflicting interests and ambitions. As architecture constructs the world – by drawing boundaries, making connections, occupying space, materializing ambitions, expressing ideas, and imagining possibilities – offer, at least potentially, common ground which enable human beings to gather, connect, cooperate.
  • Teerds, Hans (2024)
  • Show Me Your Footnotes
    Item type: Journal Article
    Teerds, Hans (2024)
    Oase ~ Book Reviews: From Words to Buildings
    Reflections on the book review by V. Mitch McEwen 'The Art of Medium Design: Knowing How to Work on an AntiBlack World' of Keller Easterling's Medium Design: Knowing How to Work on the World
  • Het goede doen op het juiste moment
    Item type: Journal Article
    Teerds, Hans (2024)
    de Architect ~ Architectuur als Culturele Waarde: Voorbij Praktisch Nut
  • Avermaete, Tom; Patteeuw, Véronique; Ronner, Elsbeth; et al. (2023)
    Oase ~ The Architect as Public Intellectual / De architect als publieke intellectueel
  • Teerds, Hans (2022)
    Arendt Studies
    This paper challenges the ideas beyond the application of smart technology in the urban environment by investigating the proposal for the waterfront of Toronto by Sidewalk Labs. Although the project has been cancelled in the first months of the COVID pandemic outbreak, it still offers a valuable case study, as it was developed by Sidewalk Labs, part of Alphabet Inc, the company behind, among others, Google. This paper focusses on the spatial, material, and political aspects of the proposal, which are investigated through an architectural reading of Hannah Arendt’s notion of the world. The paper reflects on the public spaces in the plan, and in particular to the ambition to make these spaces “responsive” to popular demand. This ideal is inherent to the most far-fledged convictions beyond smart cities. In contradiction to its promising images and wild ideas, this paper concludes that it silences the participants and diminishes the possibility of active participation in the built environment.
  • Teerds, Hans (2018)
    Groen
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