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Atlantis Magazine for Urbanism & Landscape Architecture - TUDelft

Atlantis magazine is a printed publication edited by graduate students from the Urbanism and Landscape tracks at Delft University of Technology,Netherlands

Embedded and crucial to POLIS, Atlantis magazine is a quarterly published magazine by the students of the Urbanism and Landscape Master Track at TU Delft. It is the all important mouthpiece that discusses relevant current trends in practice and academia as it juxtaposes the work of students, academics and professionals. Benefiting from the richness of international students and faculty members at

the TU Delft, Atlantis is a platform for critical reflection and knowledge exchange between the faculty-based education and international practice.

29/06/2024

Moments from the 34.3 Utopia Launch!

A special thanks to our curator Nikos Katsikis and our amazing panel contributors: Jana Čulek, William Paris, Fabio Alzate, Stavros Kousulas, Filip Chladek, and Jan Osusky.

28/06/2024

🌟 Atlantis Magazine Launch! 🌟

A heartfelt thank you to everyone who attended the final launch of this year’s editorial team. It was a bittersweet yet special moment, and we deeply appreciate all the familiar faces that showed up.

A special shoutout to our curator Nikos Katsikis and our amazing panel contributors: Jana Čulek, William Paris, Fabio Alzate, Stavros Kousulas, Filip Chladek, and Jan Osusky. Your wonderful words have truly enriched our magazine.

We look forward to sharing more images of the year with you in the upcoming weeks.

28/06/2024

🌟✨ Atlantis Magazine 34.3 Utopia is here! ✨🌟

Grab your copy now on our webshop or through the link in our bio!

25/06/2024

🌟 We’re thrilled to invite you to a unique and final celebration! 🎉 Join us for the launch of Atlantis Magazine 34.3 “Utopia” - the last issue from our current editorial team. 📚✨

Dive into a world filled with groundbreaking insights on Utopia, Utopian thinking, and expression. 🌈 We can’t wait to share it with you through a captivating presentation and a panel discussion with our amazing authors, including William Paris, Jana Čulek, Stavros Kousulas, Filip Chladek, and more! 🎙️📖

Mark your calendars! 🗓️ This Thursday, June 27th at the Berlage, starting at 6 PM! 🕕 See you there! 📍🎊

07/03/2024

🌟Calling all visionaries and dreamers - come join us for the final journey for this years edition, straight into the realm of Utopias!🌟

Whether you’re a student, researcher, or practitioner in urbanism, landscape architecture, or other related fields, we welcome your insightful research papers, theoretical explorations, case studies, and critical essays ✨

Submit your abstract (250 words) outlining your proposed contribution, along with a brief author biography, to [email protected] by March 13th, 2024.

Visual from A Space Odyssey (1968).

05/03/2024

We look back at the 34.2 Atlantis Magazine Launch Heterotopia! 🫶🏼

We want to thank everyone for coming and especially the amazing contributors who joined the panel discussion Algirdas Ramonas (), Poligonal (.berlin), Leopold Lambert ( , Nima Tabrizi, Tarini Vajpeyi () and Malgorzata Rybak ().

If you didn’t get a chance to buy your copy at the launch, we invite you to use the link in our bio ✨✌🏼

28/02/2024

We’re accepting submissions for our upcoming issue exploring utopias!

We are in search of visual content, such as photomontages, sketches, images or any other kind of visual exploration of utopia. Our call is open to everyone – students, researchers, practitioners in urbanism, landscape, or related fields.

Please send an abstract (up to 100 words) summarizing your contribution and a brief author biography to [email protected] by March 13th, 2024.

📷 Image by Rocio Espin Pinar

20/02/2024

It’s almost launch day! 🚀

During the launch we will have a panel discussion with some of the authors from the issue. Here you see one of them - Tarini Vajpeyi ()! ✨

We look forward to telling you about the newest issue. 🫶🏼

See you soon!

28/11/2023

Calling all you lovely humans!

Atlantis Magazine warmly invited you to contribute to the second issue of Atlantis this year on Heterotopias. We invite your contributions, whether it’s a photograph, a sketch, a film, or any visually compelling creation that captures your interpretation of “heterotopia.” It could be as simple as a 5-minute sketch.

Please submit your proposal, accompanied by a brief description (up to 100 words) and a concise author biography, to [email protected] by December 8th, 2023.

#34.2

Visual piece of Aeroflorale II by the world renowned French arts group La Machine 2010.

26/11/2023

Find Atlantis in our bio… 🫰🏼

25/11/2023

Atlantis Magazine 34.1 on Atopias is available to purchase on our website. Link in bio!

The already purchased magazines will be send out soon, likewise will the online version for the members 🫰🏼 we hope you will enjoy the issue just as much as us!

Picture — Atlantis Magazine just outside the Venice Architecture Biennale 2023 by Greta Samulionyte.

22/11/2023

🚨 Second round of content collection for Heterotopias is now open! 🚨

Calling all creatives, thinkers, researchers and students of urbanism, landscape architecture and related fields to join us for another round of spatial explorations with our upcoming “Heterotopia” issue!

Send us your ideas in the form of a 250 word abstract, along with a short author biography. Submissions should be sent to: [email protected] by December 1st 2023!

Illustration: Panopticon by Adam Simpson (2013)

13/11/2023

Atlantis #34.1 ATOPIA is here and available to order!

Dive into the exploration of non-places, looking at the different questions arising from the investigation of spatial identity.

Featuring words and works from authors such as Vassiliki Lianou ( ), architect and multidisciplinary artist from Athens, Greece, whose text investigates the relationship between nature and human intervention by translating Bachelard’s concept of “curling up” into architectural elements for ephemeral inhabitation.

Get yours at the link in bio or at:
https://tinyurl.com/orderatopia

08/11/2023

Don’t forget the launch is near! 🚀

During the launch we will unveil the magazine through a short discussion with contributors from this issue on Atopia!

See you at 4PM in the Berlage!

07/11/2023

We are counting down the moments until the launch 🚀

See you in Berlage, 8th of November at 16PM ✨

06/11/2023

Fancy a magazine? ✨

Come to Berlage to see the selection of magazines available!

12/10/2023

EARLY BIRD CALL FOR HETEROTOPIA! 📢

As our editors are hard at work to bring our first annual issue of Atopia, we invite all early birds to join our following exploration into the captivating concept of heterotopia!

The term, introduced by Foucault, encompasses a diverse range of spaces that challenge and complicate our understanding of the world. Heterotopias, initially explored through six types—spaces of deviation, spaces of illusion, spaces of crisis, spaces of accumulation, spaces of juxtaposition, and spaces of emancipation—offer a unique lens through which we challenge conventional norms and perceive the world.

Join us in delving into this intriguing subject by sharing your work, whether in the form of a critical essay, research paper, case study, project, photo montage, or any other artistic expression.
We welcome submissions from students, researchers, and practitioners in the fields of urbanism, landscape, and related disciplines.

We invite you to submit an abstract of up to 250 words, summarizing your contribution, along with a brief author biography. Kindly forward your submissions to [email protected] by November 14th, 2023.

Photo: Unknown, Research Cruise Ships, UCy

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Embedded and crucial to “POLIS | Platform for Urbanism and Landscape Arcitecture”, “ATLANTIS | Magazine for Urbanism and Landscape Architecture” is a quarterly-published magazine by the students of the Urbanism and Landscape Master Tracks at TUDelft. It is the all important mouthpiece that discusses relevant current trends in practice and academia as it juxtaposes the work of students, academics and professionals. Benefiting from the richness the international backgrounds of students and faculty members bring at TUDelft, Atlantis is a platform for critical reflection and knowledge exchange between TUDelft- based education and research, on the one hand, and, on the other, internationally-oriented practice and academia.