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Burning Farm
A Journal on Architecture and Domestic Space
Take Me to the River
On Andrea Palladio’s Villa Foscari
Pier Vittorio AureliIssue 26November 2025Read
What’s wrong with the Rural House?
Fascism and Myth in the Photography of Giuseppe Pagano
Jolanda DevalleIssue 26November 2025Read
Working Glamor
John Lennon and Yoko Ono’s Bed-In as Blueprint for Creative Labor turned Permanent Performance
Andreas RumpfhuberIssue 25October 2025Read
Dwelling on Absence
Minor Architecture and the Project of Moroccan Habitat
Reda BerradaIssue 24September 2025Read
The Last Supper of the Midwest
Staging Rituals and Revolt in a Carpenter-Gothic Farmhouse
Filippo FanciottiIssue 24September 2025Read
Unsettlements
An Interview with Ian Hodder on Çatalhöyuk and the Beginnings of Domesticity
Alfredo Thiermann,Xavier NuenoIssue 23August 2025Read
A Living Culture Mapped in Plan
Warumungu Housing in Jurnkkurakurr, Australia
Simon RobinsonIssue 23August 2025Read
Few and Simple Elements
Lauretta Vinciarelli, the Puglia Project, and the Idea of ‘Spatial Fabric’
Jolanda DevalleIssue 22July 2025Read
In My Father’s House Are Many Mansions
On John Hejduk’s Texas Houses
Peter EisenmanIssue 22July 2025Read
A Bag of Seeds, a Mule, and an Empty Timber Frame
Building Indebted Lives in Southern Macedonia
Theodossis IssaiasIssue 21June 2025Read
The Birth of Social Housing
The Politics of the Scuole Grandi’s Collective Habitations in Sixteenth-Century Venice
Theodora GiovanazziIssue 21June 2025Read
No.TitleDownloadYearType
62What’s wrong with the Rural House? Fascism and Myth in the Photography of Giuseppe PaganoJolanda Devalle.pdf2025Essay
61Take Me to the River: On Andrea Palladio’s Villa FoscariPier Vittorio Aureli.pdf2025Essay
60Working Glamor: John Lennon and Yoko Ono’s Bed-In as Blueprint for Creative Labor turned Permanent Performance Andreas Rumpfhuber.pdf2025Essay
59Beds for Two: Joe Orton’s and Kenneth Halliwell’s BedsitConstantinos Marcou.pdf2025Essay
58Dwelling on Absence: Minor Architecture and the Project of Moroccan HabitatReda Berrada.pdf2025Essay
57The Last Supper of the Midwest: Staging Rituals and Revolt in a Carpenter-Gothic FarmhouseFilippo Fanciotti.pdf2025Essay
56Unsettlements: An Interview with Ian Hodder on Çatalhöyuk and the Beginnings of DomesticityAlfredo Thiermann, Xavier Nueno.pdf2025Essay
55A Living Culture Mapped in Plan: Warumungu Housing in Jurnkkurakurr, AustraliaSimon Robinson.pdf2025Essay
54Few and Simple Elements: Lauretta Vinciarelli, the Puglia Project, and the Idea of ‘Spatial Fabric’Jolanda Devalle.pdf2025Essay
53In My Father’s House Are Many MansionsPeter Eisenman.pdf2025Essay
52The Birth of Social Housing: The Politics of the Scuole Grandi’s Collective Habitations in Sixteenth-Century VeniceTheodora Giovanazzi.pdf2025Essay
51A Bag of Seeds, a Mule, and an Empty Timber Frame: Building Indebted Lives in Southern MacedoniaTheodossis Issaias.pdf2025Essay
50The Paradoxes of Prefabrication: Politics of Construction in Vico Magistretti’s Villa Arosio and Marcello D’Olivo’s Villa SpezzottiMichela Bonomo.pdf2025Essay
49Bypassing Developers: An Interview with Plan Común on Self-Commissioned HousingJolanda Devalle, Constantinos Marcou.pdf2025Essay
48Peasant-Mania: The Peasant Home, from Reality to IdealizationJulia Maraj.pdf2025Essay
47Disguised Asceticism: The Promotion of Austerity in Interior Design during the Interwar Period in Flanders, Belgium Sofie De Caigny.pdf2025Essay
46All About San Riemo: A Conversation with SUMMACUMFEMMERJolanda Devalle.pdf2025Essay
45The Hardcore Discipline of Coordination: Mario Fiorentino, Housing, and the Project of CorvialePier Vittorio Aureli.pdf2025Essay
44Representation is Enough: Notes on the Black Box BedAristide Antonas.pdf2025Essay
43Staging Movement: On Architecture and Dance through the Work of Adolphe Appia, Émile Jaques-Dalcroze and the Halprins Ada Massarente.pdf2025Essay
42Sleeping Around: A History of American Beds and BedroomsElizabeth Collins Cromley.pdf2025Essay
41The Proletariat’s Aesthetic Revenge: A Social and Architectural Portrait of the ‘Seven Sisters’Romain Barth.pdf2025Essay
40About London and the Housing Issue: A Conversation with Kate MacintoshAurora Pizziolo.pdf2024Essay
39Room for Women: An Atlas of Feminist Housing Projects from the 1980sCamyl Vigneault.pdf2024Essay
38Absalon’s Cells: A Queer Reappraisal of IndividualismKlea Ott.pdf2024Essay
37Instagram, Typology and Architecture: The Interiors of Social MediaJavier Fernández Contreras, Paule Perron.pdf2024Essay
36What Is Handed Down: Type and Domesticity in the Dwellings of Henry RobertsJoshua Tan.pdf2024Essay
35The Constant Typologist: The Notion of Type in the Work of Aris KonstantinidisPlaton Issaias, Alexandra Vougia.pdf2024Essay
34Type as Social AgreementN. John Habraken.pdf2024Essay
33The Children’s Commune: Hannes Meyer’s Kinderheim in MümliswilTatiana Efrussi.pdf2024Essay
32Domestic Space and Gender Roles in Ancient Egypt: A View from Amarna and Deir el-MedinaAikaterini Koltsida.pdf2024Essay
31From Bed to Bedroom: A Genealogical Study of Horizontality in Domestic SpaceConstantinos Marcou.pdf2024Essay
30Counter-planning from the Kitchen: For a Feminist Critique of TypeMaria Shéhérazade Giudici.pdf2024Essay
29Enjoy the Silence: The Case for Typological DesignPier Vittorio Aureli.pdf2024Essay
28The Architecture of the City (in the Age of its Financial Reproducibility)Pedro Levi Bismarck.pdf2024Essay
27The New Housing Question: Planning, Digital Platforms, and State-Led Financialization of HousingSarah Gainsforth.pdf2024Essay
26The Chimney and Social Change in Medieval EnglandLeRoy Dresbeck.pdf2024Essay
25Unbearable Lightness: ‘House with No Style’ and Blank Architecture in JapanBrendon Carlin.pdf2024Essay
24The Domestic SphereLeopoldina Fortunati.pdf2024Essay
23From Metropolis to Arcadia: OMA and the Idea of ‘Confetti’Hamed Khosravi.pdf2024Essay
22Robin Evans’s Empty Room: Collective Living in the 1970s and the Problem of Domestic RealismJoseph Bedford.pdf2024Essay
21The Tenement of the Purest FormChristophe Van Gerrewey.pdf2024Essay
20Don’t Romanticize the Process! An Interview with Lacol on Housing and CooperativesJolanda Devalle, Theodora Giovanazzi, Constantinos Marcou.pdf2024Essay
19Animal House: Domestic Space as an Ecological ProjectFeral Partnerships.pdf2024Essay
18Southern Hospitality: A Brief History of the PorchHunter Doyle.pdf2024Essay
17Heterotopias and the History of SpacesGeorges Teyssot.pdf2024Essay
16Metal Circus: Abstraction and Method in Aldo Rossi’s Early WorkPier Vittorio Aureli.pdf2023Essay
15Screens Within Screens: The Interiors of TwitchJavier Fernández Contreras.pdf2023Essay
14No Joke: Plans and Counterplans in Downtown ManhattanMichael Robinson Cohen.pdf2023Essay
13Rogue and Trickster: Luigi Moretti, Real Estate and the Villa TriptychMichela Bonomo.pdf2023Essay
12Company Town: To Provide and to Separate, an Open Letter to Giorgio AgambenVittorio Gregotti.pdf2023Essay
11Social Democracy and the City in the Weimar RepublicManfredo Tafuri.pdf2023Essay
10The City as a Reformist Project: Typological Research and the 1973 Plan for BolognaEnrica Mannelli.pdf2023Essay
09The City of Janus: A Close Reading of Hannes Meyer’s FreidorfStéphanie Savio.pdf2023Essay
08The Form of OtiumPier Vittorio Aureli, Maria Shéhérazade Giudici.pdf2023Essay
07Does it Make Sense to Speak about Type Today?Tiago P. Borges.pdf2023Essay
06Bed for One: A Queer Interpretation of the Rooming HouseConstantinos Marcou.pdf2023Essay
05The Basilica and the Rotunda: Type, Analogy and Ritual in Medieval EuropeGili Merin.pdf2023Essay
04Never Innocent: Architecture, Anthropology, and the Concept of House-TypeJolanda Devalle.pdf2023Essay
03Poverty and Architecture: The Fuggerei as an Early Example of Affordable HousingTheodora Giovanazzi.pdf2023Essay
02Territory: A DefinitionPier Vittorio Aureli.pdf2023Essay
01From College to Campus: The Architecture of Education from Medieval Europe to JeffersonMarson Korbi.pdf2023Essay
ISSN   2813 – 8058TPOD, EPFL