Constant’s New Babylon: The Hyper-Architecture of Desire

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Constant’s New Babylon: The Hyper-Architecture of Desire is a critical study and exhibition catalog that analyzes Constant Nieuwenhuys’s visionary New Babylon project, exploring its radical ideas about architecture, play, and a future nomadic society.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf book
critical study
exhibition catalog
about Situationist International context
anti-capitalist urban visions
collective creativity
future urban life
hyper-architecture
ludic society
nomadism
postwar avant-garde
radical ideas about architecture
social space
analyzesWorkOf Constant Nieuwenhuys NERFINISHED
contextualizes New Babylon within avant-garde architecture
New Babylon within postwar European culture
New Babylon within radical politics
examines New Babylon architectural maquettes
New Babylon maps and plans
New Babylon models and drawings
New Babylon paintings and collages
exploresConcept architecture as framework for play
automation and free time
city as continuous interior
collective construction of space
desire and spatial experience
nomadic movement through megastructures
focusesOn visionary urban project New Babylon
genre architectural theory
art criticism
exhibition catalog
hasForm illustrated catalog
intendedAudience art historians
general readers interested in utopian architecture
scholars of architecture
students of urban theory
language English
mainSubject Constant Nieuwenhuys NERFINISHED
New Babylon NERFINISHED
architecture
nomadic society
play
utopian urbanism
medium print
relatedTo Constant Nieuwenhuys’s theoretical writings
New Babylon project NERFINISHED
title Constant’s New Babylon: The Hyper-Architecture of Desire NERFINISHED

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