ISSUE 07

How can you wrap the contrast between cities and authors’ voices into a tiny cluster of words to keep a potential reader invested?

Well, you can’t. To grasp it, you need to slow down, read, and let words guide you, not only to the places they describe, but also to your very own field of associations and inner thoughts. And this is where you will find – or maybe craft – your very own desired landscapes. 

Issue 07 will take you to HAMBURG – BASEL – ATHENS – TOKYO – DUBLIN – VIENNA – BANGKOK – CANBERRA – AMSTERDAM – NEW YORK CITY – VALE DA TELHA – HONG KONG – TANGIER – TBILISI – LOS ANGELES, with a city guide on WARSAW.

COME WANDER WITH US!

VIENNA by Me for Me
by Asimina Stefanidou & Natassa Pappa
Solo traveling and its rollercoasters, when a tourist rejects tourism on the go.

TERRITORY WRITING Katia Naouri
interview by Natassa Pappa
A map collection of faraway times used as a tool to turn today's 3D realities into two-dimensional codes. 

BANGKOK Cinema Paradiso
by Tomás Pinheiro
A city's last single-screen cinema brings down with it a whole square.

CANBERRA Wetlands and Watercolors
by Evi Sougkara
When nature becomes the architectural program, designed to consume structures.

WARSAW Split by a Natural River
by Lia Forslund & Franek Wardynski
A city guide where authors invite locals to fully experience their divided city, by crossing all city's bridges.

ATHENS Fading Athens
by Steven A.J. Beijer
Disappearing vernacular facades of family-owned businesses. 

VALE DA TELHA Post-urban Lands
by Nadja von Buseck
Unfinished intentions of urban planning appropriated to fit post-urban needs. 

NEW YORK CITY Omnipresent City Love
by Alexandros Triantafyllou
A city’s icon, designed from the heart, only to strengthen a city’s love.

AMSTERDAM A Bright City’s End
by Anna Kaminari
Fictional Amsterdam takes revenge for the tyranny of tourism.

Nomadic Sketchbooks by Two Pages
Traveling spreads portraying cities' design communities.

HONG KONG Other Ways to Occupy Streets
by Ximena Ocampo Aguilar
Street over-regulations paradoxically turn streets into loose spaces to rest, eat, sell, read, and take a pause.

TBILISI Bridging Records
interviewing Tbilisi Architecture Archive
Three women compile an independent open digital archive covering Soviet modernism.

TANGIER A False Image
by Hicham Bouzid
A long-registered fantasyland now in slow gentrification.

LOS ANGELES Eroded Essence
by Darren Ankenman
A city's essence is blurred by conflicting desires.

and Liquid Stories on HAMBURG – BASEL – ATHENS – TOKYO – DUBLIN