Cormier, Anne. (2017). Emprunter l’autoroute et rester en ville: l’Atelier Big City sur l’autoroute Ville-Marie. Dans Jean-Pierre Chupin et Tiphaine Abenia (dir.), Du potentiel des grandes structures urbaines abandonnées / On the Potential of Abandonned Large Urban Structures (p. 62‑67). Potential Architecture Books.
Cormier, Anne. (2018). Le concours d’idée entre déterminisme et autonomie : Le cas des écoles. Dans Louis Martin et Jonathan Lachance (dir.), Du potentiel de l’hétéronomie et de l’autonomie en architecture /On the Potential of Heteronomy and Autonomy in Architecture (p. 52‑57). Potential Architecture Books.
Cormier, Anne. (2019). Au sujet de ceci et de cela. Dans Carmela Cucuzzella et Cynthia Hammond (dir.), Du potentiel du didactisme en architecture / On the potential of didacticism in architecture (p. 80‑85). Potential Architecture Books.
Cucuzzella, Carmela. (2015). Judging in a World of Expertise : When the Sum of the Parts is less than the Whole. Dans Architecture Competitions and the Production of Culture, Quality and Knowledge An International Inquiry (p. 144‑161). Potential Architecture Books.
Cucuzzella, Carmela. (2016). Tensions between Expert Evaluations and Qualitative Judgement in Canadian Architectural Competitions. Dans Jonas A. Anderson, Gerd Bloxham Zettersten et Magnus Ronn (dir.), Architectural Competition as Institution and Process (p. 117‑138). Royal Institute of Technology of Stockholm.
The present book revolves around four key concepts: architectural competition, institution, process and adjustments of contemporary competition structures. They characterise the contemporaneous status of architectural competitions in the second decade of the new millennium. A closer look brings out five typical aspects that describe an on-going process of adjustments that is taking place in contemporary European architectural contemporary competitions in architecture and urban design. The conclusion is that these adjustments in the competition as institution and process reflect new conditions in the structure of architectural competitions that applies design to both clients and architects as a profession.
The modern architectural competition is an institution within architecture and urban design going back one hundred and fifty years in Europe that has been recreated in new practice with the help of rules, traditions and organisations. Both organisers and competing architects and their professional organisations contribute to the preservation of the competition as institution and process. The anthology includes selected papers from: Jonas E. Andersson, Gerd Bloxham Zettersten, Carmela Cucuzzella, Silvia Forlati, Michel Geertse, Pedro Guilherme, Antigoni Katsakou, Kristian Kreiner, Beatrice Manzoni, Magnus Rönn, Hedley Smyth, Justas Pipinis, Leentje Volker and Leif Östman.
Cucuzzella, Carmela. (2017). Packard Plant, Detroit : Imaginaries of a City Within a City. Dans Jean-Pierre Chupin et Tiphaine Abenia (dir.), Du potentiel des grandes structures urbaines abandonnées / On the Potential of Abandonned Large Urban Structures (p. 70‑75). Potential Architecture Books.
Cucuzzella, Carmela. (2018). The (Im)Possibility of an Autonomous Environmental Architecture. Dans Louis Martin et Jonathan Lachance (dir.), Du potentiel de l’hétéronomie et de l’autonomie en architecture /On the Potential of Heteronomy and Autonomy in Architecture (p. 62‑69). Potential Architecture Books.
Cucuzzella, Carmela. (2020). Sustainable Architecture as Facticity, as Potential, and as Perceived. Dans Sustainable Architecture Between Measurement and Meaning (p. 24‑45). Vernon Press.
Cucuzzella, Carmela et De Blois, Michel. (2010). A New Evaluation and Innovation Framework for Sustainable Design: Addressing the Limits of Current Sustainability Assessment Methods. Dans Rosan Chow, Wolfgang Jonas et Gesche Joost (dir.), Questions, Hypotheses and Conjectures: Discussions on Projects by Early Stage and Senior Design Researchers (p. 219‑240). IUniverse.
