Reports
Architecture of Counterrevolution by Samia Henni
21 December 2017
Fake Food
21 December 2017
The Other Architect II with Volume
7 December 2017
Architecture and Representation: Peggy Deamer
16 November 2017
The Other Architect I with Volume
9 November 2017
Paul B. Preciado Benno Premsela Lecture 2017
2 November 2017
Decolonising Bots
26 October 2017
Life, Abstraction, Architecture: Notes on the Plan by Pier Vittorio Aureli
19 October 2017
Cross Comix
19 oktober 2017
Instagram and The Paradox of Photogenic Practice
21 September 2017
Summer Special: Cocktail Dînatoire
13 July 2017
The Digital Archive According to Rafaël Rozendaal and Jan Willem Tulp
6 July 2017
Critical Bots
15 June 2017
Jailing Bankers with Open Source by Simona Levi
8 June 2017
Sleep Mode: an evening with Rafaël Rozendaal
18 May 2017
Are We Human?
17 May 2017
Report Can Games make Better Cities and Citizens
20 April 2017
Report Scramble Suit: How to wear different bodies
13 April 2017
Feminisms in Architecture
6 April 2017
BNO IMG LAB: Extravagant
26 January 2017
Archive Explorations: Squatting the Archive!
2 February 2017
Thursday Night Live!: Decolonising Design II with Ramon Amaro
5 January 2017
Focus: interview met Irma Boom
8 December 2016

Thursday Night: Irma Boom interviewed by Daniel van der Velden
The setting is a table full of books. At the table, seated next to each other are: left Irma Boom and right Daniel van der Velden (Metahaven). Every now and then, one of them lays one or more books in the centre of the table, above which a camera records the books and projects them onto the wall behind. Report of the Thursday Night: focus, a conversation with Irma Boom.
Reporting from the front
7 July 2016

Reporting from the front
The 2016 Venice Architecture Biennale broaches issues such as segregation, natural disasters, housing shortages, pollution and migration. Concerning the subject of migration, on 7 July 2016 the curators of the Austrian, Dutch and German pavilions and an expert from the global refugee organisation UNHCR discussed the question: what positions can designers adopt in complex social and political issues. The discussion was moderated by Lilet Breddels, director of Volume.
Designing for Diversity with MAFB
30 June 2016
Who controls Brazil
10 June 2016

Who Controls Brazil?
For Control Room Rio, held on the evening of Thursday, 10 June 2016, Mark Wasiuta (curator of the installation Control Syntax Rio) and Pedro Rivera (architect and member of Studio X Rio), drew a complex and fascinating image of the city of Rio de Janeiro as a matrix of different forces. This is the text of the lecture by Pedro Rivera.