Raffaele Pernice

Publications

• City and Place Identity in SIP Suzhou: Re-learning Forgotten Lessons from Modern Western Urban Design Theory
• Considerations on the Theme of Marine Architectures in the Early Projects of Masato Otaka, Kiyonori Kikutake and Noriaki Kisho Kurokawa
• Engineering a Poetic Techno-urbanism
• JAPANESE URBAN ARTIFICIAL ISLANDS: AN OVERVIEW OF PROJECTS AND SCHEMES FOR MARINE CITIES DURING 1960S-1990S
• Changing Architectures and Evolving Urbanism in Modern Japanese Urban Environment
• THE ISSUE OF TOKYO BAY'S RECLAIMED LANDS AS THE ORIGIN OF URBAN UTOPIAS IN MODERN JAPANESE ARCHITECTURE
• Images of the Future from the Past: The Metabolists and the Utopian Planning of the 1960s
• The Making of a Contemporary Neighborhood Center in SSIP-Suzhou, China. Case Studies on an Architectural and Urban Type in Contextual Transformation
• The Transformation of Tokyo During the 1950s and Early 1960s Projects Between City Planning and Urban Utopia
• 高度経済成長期(1958年~1964年)における東京湾計画と都市ユートピアの間のメタボリストの動向 ; Metabolist movement between Tokyo bay planning and urban utopias in the years of rapid economic growth 1958-1964
• Planning for growth: urban and regional planning in China
• Urban Sprawl in Postwar Japan and the Vision of the City based on the Urban Theories of the Metabolists’ Projects
• Metabolism Reconsidered Its Role in the Architectural Context of the World
• Post-war Japanese Architecture and Urbanism: the growth of the Megalopolis of Tokaido
• From “Hanoak” to “A-pa-tu”. Korean Urbanism in the XXth Century
• Sprawling City and Mass Housing in Modern Europe and Japan: Innovative Design for High Density Residential Complexes by John Habraken and the Metabolists
• Modern Japanese Waterfront Developments - Global vs. Local
• Learning from Europe. Reuse and Valorisation of Structures from the Past: 2 Case Studies in Venice, Italy
• Neo Kobe: Commerce, Culture and Links between the Tokaido Megalopolis and the New Conurbations along the Coasts of the Yellow Sea
• Urban Housing for the Masses in East Asia: Structuring the Contemporary Cities in Japan, China and South Korea
• Japanese Gardens and Landscapes, 1650–1950
• Evolving Landscapes and Changing Architectures in Modern Japanese Urban Environment
• Book Review: M. Bonino, F. Governa, M.P. Repellino, A. Sampieri (eds.) - The City after the Chinese New Towns. Spaces and imaginaries from Contemporary Urban China 2019
• Verticality and Conflicting Identities in the Contemporary Chinese City: The Urban Development of Suzhou Industrial Park
• From the Urbanism of Metabolism to Sydney/Tokyo Waterfronts Regeneration (2019–2022)
• The Urbanism of Metabolism
• Teaching and Learning in a Multi-Disciplinary World: Examples from a Sino-British University in China
• Shaping the City of Tomorrow in East Asia: Concepts, Schemes and Ideas for Urban Development from 1960s to 2010, and Beyond
• Multi-Disciplinary Teaching and Learning: Planning ahead for Collaborative Practice in an Innovative Era
• Modernism in Sri Lanka: a comparative study of outdoor transitional spaces in selected traditional and modernist houses in the early post-independence period (1948–1970)
• The Metabolist Imagination : Visions of the City in Postwar Japanese Architecture and Science Fiction, by William O. Gardner
• 2022 SAHANZ PhD Colloquium
• Blended and Transnational Higher Education in Architecture Schools
• The Japan Foundation Sydney 2023 Architecture Talk Series: Urban Living in Japan 1868-2025
• The Japan Foundation Sydney 2023 Architecture Talk Series: Cities and Urban Living in Japan 1868-2025
• Introduction
• Streets, People, and Urban Scenes through Time: The Perpetual Allure of Tokyo
• Australia and China Perspectives on Urban Regeneration and Rural Revitalization
• Book Reviews
• The Urbanisation of China and Australia
• Shaping the City of Tomorrow in East Asia: Concepts, Schemes and Ideas for Urban Development from 1960s to 2010, and beyond