Issue 9
We live in a world where everything—politics, economy, ecology, society and culture—is strongly connected. They create the apparent and illusive networks that shape our cities and the way we experience them. We explore some of them, whether physical or virtual, formal and informal, to understand their possibilities and power in our lives.
Networks of Architecture: Keedoozle and Walmart
Essay by architect Jesse LeCavalier
A Village by the SEZ: The Dafen Sample of China’s Urbanization
Essay by designer, editor, and critic Jiang Jun, with photography by Yu Haibo