Deconstructive re-use

Deconstructive re-use

Roosenschoon, A.

Snijders, A. (mentor)
Gremmen, B. (mentor)
Vanstiphout, W.A.J. (mentor)

Architecture and The Built Environment

Architecture

Design as Politics

2014-06-26

Deconstructive re-use is a proposed strategy to meet the spatial needs of society in times of financial omission. As the crisis hit the profession of the architect appeared to have become superfluous. Work is scarce, as are raw materials and affordable housing, therefor challenges for the architect are not scarce at all. This research investigates the possibilities to regain control on the built environment, considering the current financial market and the increasing vacancy in mono functional areas in a rapid changing culture of progress, waste and depletion.

deconstruction
material re-use
Sloterdijk
mono functional officeareas
architecture and finance

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Student theses

master thesis

(c) 2014 Roosenschoon, A.