INTERPHASE. Photographer Wei Chang from Taipei captures borders between time, space and object
págs. 14-17
AMBIVALENT BORDERS. What if borders were opportunities?
Christophe Sohn
págs. 18-25
SMART BARRIERS. How closed neighborhoods in Chinese cities create identity for their residents
Dieter Hassenpflug
págs. 26-37
URBAN POLYMATH. Sennett, Richard; Fahrenholz, Isa; Gutzmer, Alexander The sociologist Richard Sennett on borders, boundaries, the Brexit and the fear of the unknown
Richard Sennett, Isa Fahrenholz, Alexander Gutzmer
págs. 38-41
CAPTURE THE DIVISION. A photographic journey to Israel and the West Bank by Thomas Struth
Theresa Ramisch
págs. 42-47
VIEWPOINT. An opinion on the conflictual relationship between Palestine and Israel
págs. 48-49
LIVING WHERE THE WALL ONCE STOOD. Revisiting the Cold War division of Germany in Venice
Ute Strimmer
págs. 50-55
Borders: facts and figures
págs. 56-57
ENTERING EUROPE . How Lampedusa’s identity became entangled with migration
págs. 58-63
URBANISM CROSSING LINES. The last divided capital in Europe: Nikosia
Andreas Papallas
págs. 64-69
THE WORLD’S BIGGEST CANVAS. Visual arts and the Frontera between Mexico and the U.S.
Alexander Gutzmer
págs. 70-73
METAMORPHOSIS OF A ZONE. Interpreting borders as a web of interactions to redefine their purpose
Dongsei Kim
págs. 74-79
BREAK OUT. Lambert, Léopold Incarceration as a violent form of architecture provokes political activism
págs. 80-85
DESERT CITIES OF TOMORROW . How planners merge Middle Eastern and European ideas in Saudi-Arabia and Egypt
Mark Kammerbauer
págs. 86-91
TERRITORIES OF ENTANGLEMENT.On the challenges of the Danish coast
Rasmus Hjortshøj
págs. 92-99
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