Guilt has been effectively used to control and manipulate the masses. But it can also be the start of a change for the better: awareness, concern, action. Engagement and guilt are never far apart. Engagement is sublimated guilt. We can build on guilt, but can we build with guilt? Is guilt a material to design with?
Guilty Landscapes is the theme for the latest issue of Volume Magazine, a joint effort between AMO, C-LAB and Archis.
Full index and more info after the break
In three sections: Revelations, Confessions, and Atonement, the issue presents a global scan of large-scale guilty landscapes and our design relation to them. A major section is dedicated to the Chernobyl ‘exclusion zone’ as a post nuclear disaster area, with other contributions focusing on landscapes transformed by mining industries, waste, human atrocities and more, as well as ways to atone for these criminal acts.
002 Editorial / Arjen Oosterman
004 Revelations
006 Unknown fields / Liam Young and Kate Davies
015 Naturale / Ilkka Halso
016 Guilt, Shame, Sadness: Turning to Co-Existence / Timothy Morton
019 Accounting for Guilt / Brendan Cornier
023 Inverse Landscapes / John Gollings
028 The Long Shadow of Auschwitz / Michelle Kasprzak
030 Persuasive Guilt in Consumer Society / Vincent van Velsen
034 Exote / Kris Vernodock
036 I’ll be Home Soon / Neil Berrett
042 Poor Little Fish / Yan Lu
043 Beauty of the Burden / David Maisel
048 Guilty by Association / Brendan Cornier
050 Confessions
052 Zones of Anxiety / Will Wiles
056 The Great Plastic Tide / Nele Vos and Michael Brenner
059 End of the Line / Chris Jordan
064 Nuclear Test Site Combine # 817 / Greg Barton
066 Presenting the Erased / Brandon Mosley
067 Material Ecology / Edward Burtynsky
076 Odysseys / Michael Madsen Interview
081 Unwanted Presence / Bas Princen
086 Heavy Water: A Poem for Chernobyl (Excerpts) / Mario Petrucci
089 Measuring Radiation around Fukushima / Tokyo Hackerspace and Safecast
090 The Atlas of Gold Fictions / Aram Mooradian
091 Exposing the Oil Sands / Garth Lenz
096 Accusing Architecture / Brendan Cormier and Vicent van Velsen
100 Lying on a Daily Basis / Cornelia Hesse-Honegger
104 Atonement
106 In the Desert of Redemption / William L. Fox
112 Make it Right NOLA / Make it Right Foundation
113 Ambition as Antidote / Peter Swinnen Interview
117 C-Mine / 51N4E
118 Instrument of Guilt / Brendan Cornier
122 Europe’s Oil Sands- Dirty Reality of an Offshore Appetite / Kelly Nelson Doran
126 Open Source Sailing Drones / Protei
127 Wildlife Sighting / Subhankar Banerjee
130 GravityONE: A Choreography of Militarized Airspace / Oliviu Lugojan-Ghenciu
131 Martyr Street / Guy Tillim – Susan Berger
142 Red Location Museums / Noero Wolff Architects
144 Gamma / Jonathan Gales
148 Tar Creek Supergrid Pilot Project / Captains of Industry
150 Entropic Ecologies : A Prosthetic Approach / Nicole Koltick
152 Brownfields to Grenfields / youarethecity
154 Safety Culture in the Post-Event Terrain / Regina Peldszus
157 Post-Industrial Latent Space / Bryan Allen
160 Colophon
Volume #31: Guilty Landscapes
Publisher: Stichting Archis
Paperback: 160 pages
Binding: Soft cover
ISBN: 9 789 077 966 310
Editor in chief: Arjen Oosterman
Contributing editors: Ole Bouman, Rem Koolhaas, Mark Wigley
Co-editors for this issue: Liam Young and Kate Davies
Feature editor: Jeffrey Inaba
Design: Irma Boom and Sonja Haller
Language: English
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