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(Doc)⁰¹: Japanese Skills

Japanese skills skills ranging from crafting Hanko stamps, rebuilding lanterns, forging Shintō swords, washi paper in all its numerous forms, the process of making ceramics and the famed Japanese Tea Ceremony.

(Doc)⁰³: a fine jazz concert

Documenting the sold-out 'SIX' CD-release concert for Orbit Folks at C-mine Genk.

(Doc)⁰⁴: Japanese memories

Memories in random order of two road trips through Japan (2000-2001). Gazing into a different, wondrous society, a peek into intense visual literacy, deep traditions and blade-runner like environments.

(Doc)⁰²: Jazzy afternoon sessions

A personal view of two jazzy afternoon sessions; the recording of a new set by TimFinoulstTrio and Orbit Folks.

(AR)⁰⁶: TSKR/ house extension

Documentation of the renovation and extension of a family home in Tongres by Tom Schreurs & Katrien Raedts architecten.

(AR)⁰⁷: HICKX/ loft interior

Documentation of the transformation of a former garage in Brussels into a loft. Interior and furniture design by Herman Venderickx.

(AR)⁰¹: Aldo van Eyck / playgrounds

1992: An early foray into architecture photography documenting Aldo van Eycks children's playgrounds for my master thesis.

(AR)⁰²: Le Corbusier Révisité

Chapelle de Notre Dame du haut, Ronchamp

Couvent de la Tourette, la Tourette

Unité d’habitation, Marseille

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(AR)⁰³: Dom Hans van der Laan

Sint Benedictusberg Abbey, Vaals (NL) by Dom Hans van der Laan, After the Vespers, low autumn sun is projecting light through 'plastic numbers' and plays with remaining incense.

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(AR)¹⁰: Aalto's ateliers revisited

A bare foot documentation mooching around the Helsinki ateliers of and by Aino and Alvar Aalto.

(FRAG)⁰³: Verkavelingsverhalen

Tales of the allotment (Verkavelingsverhalen) is a status quaestionis about the use of the allotment in Flanders acting as a frame of reflection in relation to five research themes around the future of the allotment in Flanders (for UHasselt faculty of architecture & arts). The themes concern density, energy and re-use, allotment compaction, parochial stories and underutilized public buildings and places._______(pdf)

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(Doc)^{-3, -2, -1}: an eclectic easa archive

A cross section through several European Architecture Students Assemblies: Karlskrona 1990, Liège 1994 and The Train, Scandinavia 1997. EASA has little or no formal structure, in that an event is organised each year as a unique two-week occurrence somewhere in Europe, where circa 450 architecture students from 40 countries live, experiment and create.