OASE 82, 2010, Architecture and Planning in Africa 1950–1970

Content includes:
Johan Lagae, Tom Avermaete, Editorial, L’Afrique, c’est chic
Johan Lagae, Kulterman and After, On the Historiography of the 1950’s and the 1960’s Architecture in Africa
Madalena Cunha Matos, Colonial Architecture and Amnesia, Mapping the Work of Portuguese Architects in Angola and Mozambique
Haim Yacobui, The Architecture of Foreign Policy, Israeli Architects in Africa
Luce Beeckmans, French Planning in a Former Belgian Colony, A Critical Analysis of the French Urban Planning Missions in Post-Idependance Kinshasa
Tom Avermaete, Framing the Afropolis, Michel Ecochard and the African City for the Greatest Number
Luis Lage, Sammy Baloji, Strolling through Time on the Avenida Lenine, Maputo (Mozambique)
Viviana d’Auria, Bruno De Meulder, Unsettling Landscapes: The Volta River Project, New Settlements between Tradition and Transition