Die "OfficeUS Agenda" dokumentiert die Arbeit von US-amerikanischen Firmen in den vergangenen hundert Jahren, analyisert sie und hinterfragt sie vor dem Hintergrund der neusten Erkenntnisse zu Stadtplanung und Archtitektur. Die Vergangenheit wird als Basis verstanden, auf der neue und zukunftsweisende Erkenntnisse gewonnen werden können und müssen. Unter anderem mit Beiträgen von Barry Bergdoll, Beatriz Colomina, Jorge Otero-Pailos und Keller Easterling. "OfficeUS", der Pavillon der USA an der 14. Architekturbiennale in Venedig, beleuchtet die Geschichte der US-amerikanischen Architektur aus dem Blickwinkel des Exports, und stellt sie in zwei neue, miteinander verbundene Kontexte, genannt 'Office' und 'Repository'. Innerhalb des 'Repository' werden tausend Projekte von im Ausland tätigen US-Büros aus den vergangenen hundert Jahren in chronologischer Anordnung präsentiert. Diese Projekte erzählen die miteinander verflochtenen Geschichten von US-amerikanischen Firmen, Typologien und Technologien, und illustrieren die Entwicklung der Modernisierung und deren globaler Reichweite. Im Rahmen des 'Office' beschäftigen sich verschiedene Gastexperten im Lauf der Biennale eingehend mit den im 'Repository' vorgestellten Projekten; sie nehmen also dieses Archiv als Basis, um den US-amerikanischen Beitrag zur globalen Architekturtheorie der vergangenen hundert Jahre zu diskutieren, zu kritisieren, mitunter auch zu dekonstruieren und neu zu betrachten. "OfficeUS" wird von Eva Franch i Gilabert, Ana Miljacki und Ashley Schafer kuratiert. Als Produzenten fungieren Storefront for Art and Architecture, PRAXIS journal, Studenten des MIT Department of Architecture und der Knowlton School der Ohio State University, Leong Leong, Pentagram, Natasha Jen, CASE, Lars Müller, Architizer und CLOG.
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