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Joost Meuwissen, ‘Pictographic Urbanism’. Urban Representation. Isotype Urbanism, yearbook 2002/03 akbild_arch. Akademie der bildenden Künste Wien Architektur. Edited by Nuray Karakurt, Christina Lenart, Sabine Rosenkranz, Tina Tröster, Heidi Pretterhofer, Lluis Ortega, translated by Elise Feiersinger (Vienna: Institute of Art and Architecture, 2003), 72.

Pictographic Urbanism

Joost Meuwissen

In the beginning, since pictograms were images, things that did not represent themselves but represented something else, they were considered that in order to be true – which was supposed to be the only ...

Joost Meuwissen, ´Preface´, Sculpture City. The electronic fusion of art & architecture. Edited by Ilona Lénárd, Kas Oosterhuis, Menno Rubbens, translated by John Kirkpatrick (Rotterdam: 010 Publishers, 1995), 0203.

Preface

Joost Meuwissen

Sculpture City, the name of this exhibition, is not about sculpture in the city, not about art in public space, nor about architecture in public space. Rather it concerns public space in art, ...

Joost Meuwissen, ‘Towards a more active architecture’, Lecture delivered at the The Global Satellite workshop, as part of the The Synthetic Dimension event at De Zonnehof in Amersfoort, October 13, 1991.

Towards a more active architecture

Joost Meuwissen

Ladies and gentlemen, my lecture is titled ‘Towards a more active architecture’ and I will limit the subject to architecture because architecture is what I ...

Joost Meuwissen, ‘Eindhoven wereldstad’, VIII jaar AGT. Projectwerk 1980 1988. Een uitgave van de sectie Architectuurgeschiedenis en –theorie. Edited by Paul Draaijer, Herman Kerkdijk, Helena Koning, Arthur Wortmann, Gerard van Zeijl (Eindhoven: Vakgroep BAU, Technische Universiteit Eindhoven, 1988), 38-42.

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Eindhoven wereldstad

Joost Meuwissen

Het projectwerk in Groep VIII of ‘Eindhoven’ (als begrip in de architectuur van vandaag) vormt een bij uitstek discursieve architectonische cultuur waarbij de argumenten niet buiten de produkten ...

Joost Meuwissen, 'The architectural drawing today'. [Translated by Ruth Koenig,] Dutch Art + Architecture Today, 22, December '87. Translations by Ruth Koenig ([Rijswijk:] The Netherlands Ministry of Welfare, Health and Cultural Affairs, 1987), 32-37.

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The architectural drawing today

Joost Meuwissen

Only quite recently has the architectural drawing been regarded in the Netherlands as an independent phenomenon (separate from the building process). The first Dutch gallery for architecture, the Van Rooy gallery, opened in 1979, to ...