Architectural competitions as institution and process / editors: Jonas E. Andersson, Gerd Bloxham Zettersten and Magnus Rönn.

• Introduction Jonas E. Andersson, Gerd Bloxham Zettersten and Magnus Rönn Chapter 1 The Inaccessibility of Building Accessibility: Giving Visual and Material form to Innovation Kristian Kreiner Chapter 2 Reuse of dreams/changes of foci. Expectations and steering conditions in two city hall competition processes in Kiruna, Sweden, in 2011-13 versus in 1956-58 Gerd Bloxham Zettersten Chapter 3 The Architect, the Client, the Competition … and the Struggle Antigoni Katsakou Chapter 4 Tensions between Expert Evaluations and Qualitative Judgment in Canadian Architectural Competitions Carmela Cucuzzella Chapter 5 Sustainability Requirements in Architectural Competitions – The Aalto Campus 2015 Case Leif Östman Chapter 6 Recent developments in Dutch architectural competition culture Michel Geertse Chapter 7 The Architectural Competition and the Concept of ‘The Client Regime’ – From requirement in invitation to selection of design teams Magnus Rönn Chapter 8 The relevance of international design competitions for Portuguese architecture Pedro Guilherme Chapter 9 About and beyond winning competitions. Strategic considerations for architectural practices Silvia Forlati Chapter 10 Responsiveness to competitions in architecture: Rationality, opportunism or Swedish whim? Jonas E. Andersson Chapter 11 Iconic on Purpose - A draft for performative iconifcation theory Justas Pipinis Chapter 12 Embracing paradoxes to manage architectural competitions Beatrice Manzoni, Leentje Volker and Hedley Smyth Acknowledgment - Financial support - Authors - Editors - Reviewers. 

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Arkitekttävlingar  (sao)

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