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PUBLICATIONS ABOUT Monographs PUBLICATIONS ABOUT Monographs 2006 OMA in The Hague, compiled by OMA, Stroom Den Haag AMOMA / Rem Koolhaas 1996-2007 (Issues 131-132), El Croquis El Croquis OMA / Rem Koolhaas (Issues 53+79), El Croquis, 2006. 2005 Exit Utopia :architectural provocations, 1956-1976 /edited by Martin van Schaik and Otaker Mcel. Munich; London: Prestel, 2005. Moneo, Jos Rafael. Inquietudine teorica e strategia progettuale nell'opera di otto architetti contemporanei : Electa, 2005. Seattle Public Library, OMA/LMN / editors, Michael Kubo and Ramon Prat ; photographs Ramon Prat. Barcelona : Actar, 2005. 2003 Van der Haak, Bregtje M. Lagos / Koolhaas / written and directed by Bregtje van der Haak. [videorecording]. Brooklyn : First Run/Icarus Films OMA / Experience. Tokyo : A+U Publishing, A+U Architecture and Urbanism, November, No. 398. 2001 Kipnis, Jeffrey, Perfect acts of architecture / introduction by Terence Riley. New York : Museum of Modern Art ; London : Thames & Hudson Chaslin, François. Deux conversations avec Rem Koolhaas, et cætera. Paris : Sens & Tonka 2000 [email protected]+u, Architecture and Urbanism: May, Special Issue OMAa+uNiversal, 100% Design Development: Universal BuildingArchitecture and Urbanism: No.364 Dutchtown Almere, O.M.A. Aedes Graafland, Ad. The socius of architecture : Amsterdam, Tokyo, New York, Rotterdam: 010 Publishers Sinning, Heike. More is more : OMA/Rem Koolhaas : Theorie und Architektur, Tbingen: Wasmuth 1999 A+U no. 342, March. Kenchiku Bunka Vol. 54 no.628 February 1998 OMA / Rem Koolhaas, 1987-1998, Madrid : El Croquis Editorial, [El Croquis, issues 53 + 79, revised omnibus edition]. Kunsthal, Rotterdam, a+t ediciones 1997 Prestinenza Puglisi, Luigi. Rem Koolhaas: trasparenze metropolitane. Universale di architettura; 14. Torino: Testo & immagine. 1996 El Croquis no.53, March 1992 and no.79. Rem Koolhaas: die wichtigsten Texte aus S, M, L, XL und die neuesten Projekte 1993-1996 = the most important texts from S, M, L, XL and recent projects 1993-1996. Aachen: Arch+, no.132 Graafland, Ad, Architectural bodies, edited by Michael Speaks. Rotterdam, 010 Publishers Between sea and city : eight piers for Thessaloniki, Sabine Lebesque, editor; Aldo and Hannie van Eyck, Finn Geipel, Mario Botta, Alvaro Siza, Coop Himmelb(l)au, Enric Miralles, Rem Koolhaas, Giancarlo De Carlo. Rotterdam : NAi Publishers ; New York : Distributed Art Publishers Tabet, Marco, La terrifiante beauté de la beauté : naturalisme et abstraction dans l'architecture de Jean Nouvel et Rem Koolhaas, France, Sens & Tonka 1995 Kenchiku Bunka, v. 50, no. 579, January. 1993 Simon, Michel, Un Jour, Un Train: la Saga d'Euralille, Lille: La Voix du Nord editions. 1992 Architecture d'Aujourd'hui, no. 280, April. El Croquis, no. 53, March. 1991 Airport Frankfurt/Main: Burozentrum Ost: Gutachten Competition. Terry Farrell...[et al.]. Munchen; Stuttgart: Oktagon Verlag. Lucan, Jacques, OMA - Rem Koolhaas: Architecture 1970-1990, New York, NY: Princeton Architectural Press/Electra Moniteur. Rem Koolhaas, Projectes Urbans (1985-1990) = Rem Koolhaas, Urban Projects (1985-1990), Barcelona: Editorial Gustavo Gili, 1991 1990 Sea Trade Center Zeebrugge, Antwerp: Standaard Editions, 1990. Goulet, Patrice, Six Projets, Institut Francais d'Architecture, 1990. Goulet, Patrice, Lille, Institut Francais d'Architecture, 1990. Hoe Modern is de Nederlandse Architectuur?, Rotterdam: Uitgeverij 010 Publishers, 1990. Lucan, Jacques, OMA - Rem Koolhaas: Pour Une Culture de la Congestion, Paris; Milan: Electra Moniteur, 1990. Das Zentrum fur Kunst und Medientechnologie Karlsruhe: ein Architektur-Wettbewerb. Schriften zur Architektur der Gegenwart, Oktogon 1989 Leupen, Bernard, IJ-plein, Amsterdam: een Speurtocht Naar Nieuwe Compositorische Middelen: Rem Koolhaas, Office for Metropolitan Architecture, Rotterdam: Uitgeverij 010 Publishers, 1989. 1988 Amsterdam: an architectural lesson. Amsterdam: Thoth Publishing House in co-ordination with ARCAM Foundation, 1988. PUBLICATIONS ABOUT Articles 2006 Time Magazine, 60 Years of Heroes, "Rem Koolhaas", Time Magazine, Europe Edition, 2006. Nowacek, Nancy, "S,M,L,XL: a big book that revived the monograph and redefined the role of graphic design", Metropolis, Apr., v.25, n.8, p.183 Ilyin, Natalia, "Why I like the Seattle Library", Metropolis, Apr., v.25, n.8, p.140,142 2005 Schoof, Jakob, "Kulturschock: Casa da Msica in Porto", Architektur, Innenarchitektur, Technischer Ausbau, n.5, p.114-121 Confurius, Gerrit, "Endlosrume und grobe Schachteln: die Casa da Msica in Porto - ein Konzerthaus fr "musik jeder Art", Bauwelt, May 27, v.96, n.21, p.24-37 "Diamante en bruto: Casa da Msica, Oporto" Arquitectura viva, n.101, p.38-[53], Nevile, Hamish, "Taking on the master" Architecture New Zealand, Mar.-Apr., n.2, p.93-95 Adam, Hubertus, "Polygonale Hlle, orthogonaler Kern [Casa da Musica, Porto]" Archithese, May-June, v.35, n.3, p.82-87. Bouchez, Hilde, "Rem Koolhaas: Vrijeme igre = Playtime [Casa da Musica, Porto]", Oris, v.7, n.35, p.92-[111] "Leeum, Samsung Museum of Art". Space, Jan., n.446, p.48-154 "Seoul National University Museum". Space, Dec., n.457, p.[60]-[83] Whiting, Sarah, "Bellyache [Les Halles, Paris]" Log, Winter, n.4, p.5-8 Gabler, Christiane and Gerrit Confurius, "Bewhrte Box: Akustik der grosses Konzerthalle" Bauwelt, May 27, v.96, n.21, p.38-39 Thompson, Henrietta, "Big green marketing machine" Blueprint (London, England), Oct., n.235, p.64-65,67-68 Castro, Michelle Jean de, "Bloco slido escavado para criar vazios isolados" Projeto, Oct., n.308, p.54-65 Jean-Chevrier, Franois, "Changement de dimensions = Changing dimensions [interview]" Architecture d'aujourd'hui, Nov.-Dec., n.361, p.88-107. Sebbag, George, "Chapelle ardente et feux de la Saint-Jean: Content Casabella = Chapel and bonfire [exhibition and periodical review]", Architecture d'aujourd'hui, Jan.-Feb., n.356, p.90-93. Mays, John Bentley, "City of design [Zollverein coal mining complex]", Azure, Nov.-Dec., v.21, n.164, p.60-64 Jimenez Palma, Gabriela F., Marcelo E. Romero Morstadt. "La construccin de una imagen: OMA-Rem Koolhaas en China" CA: revista oficial del Colegio de Arquitectos de Chile, June-July, n.120, p.20-23 Slessor, Catherine, "Delirious Porto: concert hall, Porto, Portugal", Architectural review, Aug., v.218, n.1302 "The dissolution of Trilemma - Leeum, Samsung Museum of Art". C3 Korea, Jan., n.245, p.[62]-[77]. McGowan, Rory, "Engineering design [Casa da Musica]", A + U: architecture and urbanism, Aug., n.8(419), p.116-119. Mendona, Anne Wermeille, "Excentrischer Diamant: Casa de Msica in Porto von OMA", Werk, Bauen + Wohnen, n.7-8, p.24-[31]. Boudet, Dominique, "Galerie souterraine", Moniteur architecture AMC, Feb., n.149, p[82]-84. "History of Europe and the European Union / AMO". Volume (Amsterdam, Netherlands), n.1, suppl., entire issue (80 p.). Bouchez, Hilde, "Interview wirth Rem Koolhaas" A + U: architecture and urbanism, Aug., n.8(419), p.90-93 "Jag kon frbi ... Seattle Public Library", Arkitektur: the Swedish review of architecture, Oct., v.105, n.6, p.76-77 Slessor, Catherine, "Joan Collins meets Dr. Caligari [Casa da Msica, Porto, Portugal]", Architectural review, May, v.217, n.1299, p.[41]. Finch, Paul, "Koolhaas and cultural contradiction [editorial]", Architectural review, Aug., v.218, n.1302, p.17. Slessor, Catherine, "Koolhaas' concrete casa [Casa da Musica]", Architects' journal, Apr. 7, v.221, n.13, p.6- [7]. Harms, Ingeborg, "Koolhaas' Kapelle: Partyort fr den Start eines Werbespots", Bauwelt, Apr.29, v.96, n.16-17, p.38-41. Totzke, Michael, "Koolhaas music", Azure, 2005 July-Aug., v.21, n.161, p.22-23. Basar, Shumon, "Learning to love the alien [Casa da Msica, Porto, Portugal]", Architecture today, June, n.159, p.34-36,39-42,45. Klingmann, Anna, "The meaningless popularity of Rem Koolhaas", Thresholds, Winter, n.29, p.74-80. "OMA - Jean Nouvel - Mario Botta: Samsung Museum of Art (Leeum), Seoul, Korea 2004". A + U: architecture and urbanism, Nov., n.11(422), p.[116]-[127]. Boudet, Dominique, "OMA - Rem Koolhaas: Casa da Musica, Porto, Portugal", Moniteur architecture AMC, May, n.152, p.60-70. "OMA: Casa da Musica, Porto, Portugal 1999-2005". A + U: architecture and urbanism, Aug., n.8(419), p.[94]- 115. "OMA: Casa da Musica, Rotunda de Boavista, Porto, Portugal". GA document, May [i.e., Mar.?], n.84, p.[8]- 49. "OMA: Dee and Charles Wyly Theatre, Dallas, Texas, U.S.A". GA document, May, n.85, p.[10]-15. Cannat, Michele, Ftima Fernandez. "OMA: sala da msica a Porto = OMA: casa da msica in Porto", Abitare, July-Aug., n.452, p.104-[113]. Poli, Matteo, "OMA, sotto sotto... = OMA, deep down... [Souterrain, Hague]" Domus, Jan., n.877, p.[64]-[69], "OMA: Souterrain, The Hague, The Hague, the Netherlands". GA document, May [i.e., Mar.?], n.84, p.50-63. "OMA: the McCormick Tribune Campus Center at Illinois Institute of Technology, Chicago, Illinois, USA 2003". A + U: architecture and urbanism, Feb., n.2(413), p.[108]-. "OMA: Togok Towers, Seoul, Korea 1996". A + U: architecture and urbanism, Oct., n.10(421), p.106-109, Basar, Shumon, "OMA-Koolhaas: Meteorite, l'architettura che cadde sulla terra = Meteorite, the building that fell to earth", Domus,May, n.881, p.[48]-[69]. "OMA-LMN: Seattle Central Library, Seattle, USA 2004". A + U: architecture and urbanism, Jan., n.1(412), p.150-167. Bouchez, Hilde, "Playtime with Rem Koolhaas", A + U: architecture and urbanism, Aug., n.8(419), p.120-123 Weiss, Kalus-Dieter, "Polygoner Zauberfelsen: die Casa da Msica in Porto von OMA", Baumeister, June, v.102, n.6, p.17. Varnelis, Kazys, "Prada and the pleasure principle", Log, Fall, n.6, p.129-136. Speaks, Michael, "Prada LA: chatter about the global brand", A + U: architecture and urbanism, May, n.5(416), p.[50]-57. Giovannini, Joseph, "Prada, Los Angeles, California", Architectural record, Feb., v.193, n.2, p.124-[131]. 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