Author Archives: Nir Barak

Friedensreich Hundertwasser (1928–2000)

By Nir Barak 18 October 2022 Reputations

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The ecological teachings of the Austrian activist and architect remain urgent and pertinent today

Form follows fuel: energy-hungry architecture

6 October 2022 By Barnabas Calder

Re‑examining the history of architecture through the lens of energy changes our…

A place in the sun: The Energy Show at Het Nieuwe Instituut

7 October 2022 By Kristina Rapacki

An exhibition accompanying the inaugural Solar Biennale offers a fascinating display of…

Power and glory: Battersea Power Station in London by WilkinsonEyre

13 October 2022 By Ellen Peirson

A rose-tinted image of Battersea Power Station in the cultural imaginary belies…

AR Reading List 068: electricity

14 October 2022 By AR Editors

The latest instalment of our series of AR Reading Lists: seven carefully…

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Public generator: E-Werk in Luckenwalde, Germany by Pablo Wendel and Helen Turner

17 October 2022 By Tom Wilkinson

A power station in Luckenwalde has been resurrected to produce electricity, art…

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