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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Cynthia C. Dav idson
B Introducti on
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12 Anyt ime in A natolia
Emel Akozer
24 A Trojan Racecourse
BEGINNINGS
Akram Abu Hamd an
Nevzat Sayin and Serhan Ada
Mark Goulthorpe
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28 Thematic Architecture: Signifi cance+ Urban Interaction
34 How to Make a Shuttl e with Dust and Wind
38 Hystera Protera
and Aslihan Demirtas
44 W inding Ankara
Han Tum ertek in
50 Beginning: Zero
W iny Maas
Can Bilsel
Rahul Meh rotra
Zeynep Mennan, Mehmet
l<utUk~uoij lu and l<erem Yazgan
54 Beginning
60 De la natu re morte vivante: An Arc hitecture of Standstill
64 Working in Bombay: The City as Generator of Practice
70 Delayed
TRAJECTORIES
Arata Jsozaki and Akira Asada
Hubert Damisch
Zaha Hadid
Banu Hel va~ io g lu
76 Simulated Origin, Simulated End
84 Three Min us Two, Two Plus One: Architecture and the Fabric of Time
90 The Amb ition of The New
98 A n A nkara Chronicle: Fidelity t o an I mpossibi lity
106 Discuss ion 1
THE COLLAPSE OF TIME
Saskia Sassen
Romi l<hosla
Unal Nalbanto glu
Rem l<oolh aas
114 Juxtaposed Temporalities: Producing a New Zone
122 Abstract and Ancient Futures
128 Homecoming after the Time-co ll apse
136 Netherlands Embassy
142 Discussion 2
(M)ANYTIMES
John Rajchman
Ugur Tanye li
Bernard Tschumi
Charles Jencks
152 Time Out
158 Th e Emergence of Modern Time-consc iousness in the Islam ic World
and the Problematics of Spatial Perception
168 Diasync
176 A rch itectural Time - Between Melancho ly and Narrative
192 Discussion 3
FUTURES
Bru ce Mau
Fredri c Jameson
Jal e Er zen
Ilhan Teke li
Michael Sork in
202 Getting Engaged
208 Time and the Concept of Modern ity
218 Time and Self Inca rnated
226 A nytime as an Interpretati on of Time and Its Prospects fo r Refl ecti ons on the Futu re
234 Telling Time
242 Discussion 4
RETHINl<ING SPACE AND TIME
Peter Eisenm an
Ay1e Erzan
Greg Lynn
Ahmet Inam
Balkri shna Doshi
250 Time Warps: The Monument
258 Abstract Machines and Calculable Grammars of Geometrical Shapes
266 Bio Time
272 Fabula Tempus
274 Give Time a Break
282 Di scussion 5
290 Letters to Anytime
How is space, the presume object and ground of architecture, bound up with time? Can the time of history
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produce the time of the newr Is time implosive or explosive? How does the time of global capital affect the many
times of many cultures? Or, r s Fredric Jameson asks in Anytime, is it too late to talk about time? Through these
and many other questions, architects, including Peter Eisenman, Zaha Hadid, Arata Isozaki, Romi Khosla,
Rem Koolhaas, Greg Lynn, and Bernard Tschumi, join physicist Ayse Erzan, painter Jale Erzen, sociologist
Saskia Sassen, philosopher John Rajchman, historians Ugur Tanyeli and Hubert Damisch, urbanist Ilhan Tekeli,
and many others to open .Jew the concepts of space and time in architecture at the end of the 20th century.
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