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Visions Et Utopies 1 Visions et Utopies LAPIS / ENAC EPFL 2015 Liste des projets visionnaires par ordre Archizoom (Andrea Branzi) alphabétique - Residential Park, No Stop City, 1969 Asymptote - Steel Cloud, Los Angeles 1989 A Atelier Kempe Thill, Baukuh, GRAU, Lola And Raimund Abraham Aymen Hashem - Metropolitan Core, 1963-1964 - 900 km Nile City, 2013 - Glacier City, 1964 Atelier Olschinsky - Megabridge, 1965 - Structures series, 2010 - Universal City, 1966 - City Walls, 2013 - Living capsules for the Space City, 1966 - Pixel City, 2013 - Continuous building project, 1966 - Pixel City II, 2013 Edouard Albert, Jacques Cousteau - Artificial Island, Monaco 1966 B Roger Anger Mario Botta, Tita Carloni, Aurelio GAlfetti, Flora - Auroville (City of Dawn), 1968 Ruchat, Luigi Snozzi Ant Farm - Masterplan EPFL, 1970 - Inflatocookbook, 1975 Alan Boutwell Archigram (Warren Chalk, Peter Cook, Dennis - Bridge city, 1970 Crompton) Alan Boutwell, Mike Mitchell - Plug-in City : Expendable Place Pads, - Continuous City for 1.000.000 human Paddington East, London 1964 beings/City for the next century, 1968-1970 Archigram (Peter Cook, Taylor Woodrow) Aleksandr Brodsky, Ilya Utkin - Tower for Expo Montreal, 1967 - Paper Architecture, 1978-1993 Archigram (Peter Cook) Johannes Van den Broek, Jakob B. Bakema - Plug-in City, 1964-1966 - Pampus plan, 1964-1965 - Blow-out village, 1966 Richard Buckminster Fuller - Instant City Airship M3, 1968-1970 - Fountain Factory, the 90 percent automatic - Crater City, Essex UK 1971 cotton mill, project at North Carolina State - Arcadia, 1977 College, 1957 - Hulk Real City project, Frankfurt/Offenbach - Cloud Nine : Floating Tensegrity Spheres, 1987 1958 Archigram (David Greene) - Triton Floating Community, 1960-1967 - Spray plastic house, 1961 - Tetra City, 1965 - Suitaloon, 1966 - Old Man River City, St. Louis 1971-1981 - Living Pod, 1965-1967 Richard Buckminster Fuller, Shoji Sadao Archigram (Ron Herron) - Dome Over Manhattan, ca. 1960 - Walking Cities, Cities Moving, Master - Harlem project, 1964 Vehicle-Habitation, 1964 - Walking Cities on the Ocean, 1966 Archigram (Ron Herron, Barry Snowden) C - Plug-in City, Free Time Node, 1967 Agence Candilis (Georges Candilis, Alexis Josic, Archigram (Dennis Crompton) Shadrach Woods) - Computer City, 1964 - Free University of Berlin (competition), Archigram (Warren Chalk, Ron Herron) 1963-1979 - Interchange City, 1963 Georges Candilis Archigram (Warren Chalk) - Holiday village, Barcarès, France, 1965-1967 - Plug-in living-unit circular tower, 1964 Iginio Cappai, Graziano Chiodini, Giuseppe - Underwater City, 1964 Gambirasio Archizoom - Centro servizio sociale, Ivrea 1967-1975 - Quartieri paralleli per Berlino, 1969 Edgar Chambless - No-Stop City/roof garden, 1969-1972 - Roadtown, 1910 1 Iakov Chernikhov Ralph Erskine - Arkhitekturnye Fantazii, 1933 - Ecological Arctic Town, Svappavaara 1958 Mario Chiattone - Eskimo Community at Resolute Bay (New - - Costruzione per una metropoli moderna, 1914 Town in the Arctic Wastes of Northern Joe Colombo Canada), 1973 - Nuclear City, 1952 Conklin and Rossant F - Future City, 1973 Terry Farrell Coop Himmelb(l)au - Climatroffice, 1960 - Villa Rosa, Pneumatic Living Unit, 1968 Hugh Ferriss Harvey Wiley Corbett - Architectural sketches, 1915-1961 - City of the Future, 1913 - Habitable Bridge, 1920-1925 - The City of Wonder, 1925 Charles Fourier Lucio Costa, Oscar Niemeyer - Phalanstère ou Palais Sociétaire dédié à - Masterplan per Brasilia, 1956 l’humanité, 1808 Ulrich Franzen D - Plan for Manhattan (from Evolving City : Justus Dahinden Urban Design Proposals, 1974 by Peter Wolf) - Arkopolis, Leisure City, 1970 Yona Friedman, Eckhard Schulze-Fielitz - Radio City, 1970 - Bridge Town over the English Channel, 1963 François Dallegret Yona Friedman - CliclaCrocoTartoMatic, 1963 - Paris Spatiale/Spatial City/Ville Spatiale, - Space City Astronef 732, 1963 1959-1960 - Super Boat, 1963 - Ponts pour la ville de Shangai/Ville-pont pour François Dallegret and Reyner Banham Alger, 1964 - A Home is not a House, 1965 - Extension of Centre Georges Pompidou Jose Miguel de Prada Poole Johannes Fritz - Instant City, Ibiza 1971 - 58° North : roof-protected Artic City, 1980- Richard J. Dietrich 1981 - Metastadt building system, 1970 Wai Fung Alex Tsui I. Diottalevi, F. Marescotti, G. Pagano - Perimetered Aquaduct Arcology - Progetto di città orizzontale, Milano 1939 Dogma G - Stop City, 2007-2008 Tony Garnier - The Piranesi Variations, A Field of Walls, - Cité industrielle de 35 000 habitants, 1917 Biennale Venezia 2012 Moisei Ginzburg, Mikhail Barsch Günther Domenig, Eilfried Huth - Green City project for Moscow, 1930 - Stadt Ragnitz-Graz City, 1963-1969 Jean-Baptiste André Godin Manuel Dominguez (Zuloark group) - Le familistère de Guise, 1856-1859 - Very large structure, Castilla, Spain, 2012 Alessandro Giorgi - Conoide urbano, 1968 E Vit(t)orio Giorgini Peter Eisenman - Walking Tall, 1981-1983 - The Piranesi Variations, Biennale Venezia - Module Octet, 1991 2012 - RiverCrane, 1993 Kenij Ekuan Michael Graves, Peter Eisenman - Dwelling City, 1964 - Linear City, 1965 David Georges Emmerich - Projets d’habitations, 1957-1958 H - Urban Tensegrity, 1958 Enrico and Luzia Hartsuyker - Biopolis, 1960 2 Haus-Rucker-CO Walter Jonas - City 47 Project, 1967 - Intrapolis. Project for a Tunnel City, 1960- - Palmtree Island (oasis), NY 1967-1971 1970 - Pneumacosm, 1967-1971 Jean-Paul Jungmann - Environment Transformer, 1968 - Habitation pneumatique expérimentale - Oasis Nr. 7, 1972 Dyodon, 1967 Haus-Rucker-Co, Jean Aubert, Jean-Paul Jungmann K - Intérieur pneumatique, 1967 Albert Kahn Ernest Hébrard, Hendrik Andersen - Highway and Horizons, New York World's - Création d’un centre mondial de Fair, 1939 communication, 1913 Louis Kahn Zvi Hecker - Civic Center, Philadelphia 1956-1957 - Proposals for Montreal, 1969-1971 Viktor Kalmykov - One million person City from New York to San - Project “Saturn,” proposal for a levitating Francisco, 1971 city, 1930 - Sea City, 1971 Studio Kanzanski Eugène Hénard - Monarto Hub, Australia, 1975 - Ville de l’avenir/ Etudes sur les William Katavolos transformations de Paris, 1905 - City of liquid villas, 1964 Ludwig Hilberseimer Office KGDVS (Kersten Geers & David Van - Grozstadt, 1924 Severen) + Dogma - The New City, Principles of Planning, 1944 - A Grammar for a City, 2005 Steven Holl - Design of a New Administrative Capital, - Edge of the City, Phoenix, Arizona, 1989 South Corea, 2005 - Edge of the City, Dallas-Forth Worth 1990 Kempster & Evans Hans Hollein - City of the Future, 1954 - Urban renewal in NY Project, Manhattan Tsunehisa Kimura 1960 - Gunnery Pagodas, 1979 - Superstructure over Vienna, 1960 - Tower Carriers, 1979 - Superstructure over Manhattan, 1963 Kiyonori Kikutake - Aircraft City in the landscape, 1964 - Tower Shaped Community, 1958 Ebenezer Howard - Unabara project, 1960 - Garden Cities of Tomorrow, 1902 - Cylindrical communities, 1960 - Marine City, 1960-1963 I - Ikebukuro plan, 1962 Will Insley (Socks Studio) - Ocean city, 1965 - One City, 1978-1984 - Tree-shaped community, 1968 Arata Isozaki - Stratiform Structure Module, 1972 - Joint Core System, Shinjuku, Tokyo 1960 - Eco polis, 1990s - City in the Air, Shinjuku, Tokyo, 1960-1961 Kikutake Kiyonori, Kisho Kurokawa - Space City, 1961 - Floating City on Kasumigaura lake, 1958- - Clusters or city in the Air, 1962 1972 - Re-Ruined Hiroshima, Japan, 1968 Georgy Krutikov - Ruined megastructure - Flying City, 1928 Kisho Kurokawa J - Linear city, « Metamorphosis », 1960 - Agricultural city, 1961 Jeoffrey Jellicoe - Tokyo urban plan « City Helix », 1961 - Motopia, 1961 - Floating City, Kasumigaura, 1961 - Floating city, Metabonate, 1969 - Nagakin capsule tower, Tokyo, 1969-1972 3 - Capsule Village, 1972 Nikolai Miljutin - Expansion Tokyo to 2015, 1987 - Sozgorod, 1930 Hidezo Kobayashi Hal Moggridge - Underwater urban structures, 1967 - Marine City, 1968 Rem Koolhaas, Elia Zenghelis, Madelon Morphosis Vriesendorp, Zoe Zenghelis, - Berlin wall housing, 1980s - Exodus, 1972 Francisco Mujica - The city of the Captive Globe, 1978 - The city of the future, 1928 - The myth of the floating pool, 1978 MVRDV Hans Kollhoff - Metacity Datatown, 1999 - Atlanpole, Nantes, France, 1988 - Pig City, 1999-2000 Jeff Konigsberg Gernot Nalbach - Drawings for Manhattan / City States, 2013 - Pneumo City, 1966 Erich Kettelhut - Illustated storyboard for the movie N Metropolis, 1927 Constant Nieuwenhuys -New Babylon, 1957-1960 L - New Babylon, Paris, Amsterdam and Ruhr, Vitalii Lavrov 1963 - Linear city, 1927 - Yellow Sector of the New Babylon, 1967 Le Corbusier Richard Neutra - Ville contemporaine / Plan for a City of 3 - Rush City Reformed, 1924-1925 Million Inhabitants, 1922 Oscar Newman - Ville Radieuse, 1929-1930 - Nuke proof Manhattan under New York City, - Obus plan pour Algier / Rio de Janeiro, 1929- 1969 1930 - Masterplan of Chandigarh O Claude Nicolas Ledoux OMA - Project for the ideal city of Chaux, 1804 - Hyperbuilding, Bangkok, 1996 Ivan Leonidov - The Asian City of tomorrow (S,M,L,XL) - Linear City of Magnitogorsk, 1930 - Maritime Terminal, Zeebrugge, 1992 - City of the Sun, 1940-1950 Frei Otto, Kenzo Tange, Arup Francesco Librizzi Studio - Antartic Covered City, 1971 - Movimento continuo, 2012 Frei Otto El Lissitzky - Utopian city, 1970 - Wolkenbügel 1923-1925 James Phillips Lomas - Leisure Complex, Hunstanton 1969 P Paekho Institute of Architecture M - Commission for Utopia, collection for Venice Biennale 2014 Stephane Malka, Yachar Bouhaya Claude Parent and Paul Virilio (Architecture - The Green
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