Embedded

An embedded journalist is a news reporter who is attached to a military unit involved in an armed conflict. While the term could be applied to many historical interactions between journalists and military personnel, it first came to be used in the media coverage of the 2003 invasion of Iraq. In order to find new ways of reporting on the state of the contemporary city, movingcities drives on the philosophy of embedded architectural journalism, traveling to, reporting from and engaging with to those places where architecture and cities are questioned, in the making or absent.

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ArchiNed > Re-inventing Construction Bert de Muynck reviews ‘Re-inventing Construction’ published by Ruby Press [review in DUTCH]

ArchiNed > Mik in Beijing Bert de Muynck reviews ‘Koolhaas in Beijing’ by Edzard Mik [DUTCH]

Arq’a > Interviews Bert de Muynck & Mónica Carriço: “Acções Patrimoniais – Perspectivas Críticas” (excerto) por Luís Santiago Baptista e Paula Melâneo [PORTUGUESE]

we make money not art > book review: Beyond no.2 – Values and Symptoms edited by Pedro Gadanho (SUN publishers) w/ Bert de Muynck’s contribution: ‘The City Seekers‘

ArchiNed > Shanghai World Expo 2010 – de Europese Paviljoens Bert de Muynck over Europese paviljoens Expo 2010 [DUTCH]

La Biennale di Venezia > People meet the architect. WANG SHU 12th International Architecture Exhibition – People meet in architecture

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