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“Post-critical” is a fairly popular movement within certain architecture circles. Somol and Whiting’s text is an entry point, casting doubt on the “critical” possibilities of architecture and advocating an administrative (as opposed to political) logic for the profession.
| title | last response | responses |
| Post-critical | 2007-12-29 11:53:03 | 63 |
| symposium date? | 2007-12-15 16:36:22 | 0 |
| Stan Allen | Practice vs. Project |
| George Baird | "Criticality" and its Discontents |
| Mark Dorrian | Criticism, negation, action |
| K. Michael Hays | Critical Architecture: Between Culture and Form |
| David Hickey | On not being governed |
| Reinhold Martin | Toward a Utopian Realism |
| Robin Pogrebin | I'm the Designer. My Client's the Autocrat. |
| Robert Somol (and Sarah Whiting) | Notes around the Doppler Effect and other Moods of Modernism |