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Table of contents

1. Cover
2. Title
3. Copyright
4. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
5. CONTENTS
6. ABOUT THE EDITORS
7. CONTRIBUTORS’ BIOGRAPHIES
8. SPONSORING PARTNER
9. PREFACE
10. INTRODUCTION
    1. ARCHITECTURE COMPETITIONS: BETWEEN EXPERIENCE AND EXPERIMENT
11. PART 1 – THE RULES OF THE GAME
    1. 1 THE EVOLUTION OF THE UK COMPETITION SYSTEM
    2. 2 ON COMPETITION RHETORIC AND CONTEMPORARY TRENDS
    3. 3 INTERNATIONAL COMPETITIONS AFTER THE SECOND WORLD WAR (1948–1975) AND THE INTERNATIONAL UNION OF ARCHITECTS
    4. DISCUSSIONS / PART 1
       1. 4 COMPETITION PRACTICES IN THE UK AND THE ROLE OF RIBA
       2. 5 RIBA-USA: A DIFFERENT TAKE ON COMPETITIONS
12. PART 2 – EXPERIMENTING WITHIN ARCHITECTURAL COMPETITIONS
    1. 6 ARCHITECTURE COMPETITIONS MADE IN DENMARK
    2. 7 EXPERIMENTATION WITHIN SWEDISH COMPETITIONS
    3. 8 MANAGERIAL PRACTICES IN DUTCH COMPETITIONS AND THE IMPACT ON ARCHITECTS
    4. DISCUSSIONS / PART 2
       1. 9 PROFESSIONALS WINNING OVER THE COMPETITIONS’ SYSTEM
13. PART 3 – EXPERIMENTING WITH ARCHITECTURAL COMPETITIONS
    1. 10 E-PROCUREMENT DELIVERING BETTER DESIGN COMPETITIONS
    2. 11 BIM: A DISCUSSION IN NORWEGIAN COMPETITIONS
    3. 12 NEW PROPOSALS FOR THE REPRESENTATION AND ASSESSMENT OF COMPETITION PROPOSALS
    4. DISCUSSIONS / PART 3
       1. 13 EXPERIMENTATION IN CONTEXT
14. PART 4 – REVISITING ARCHITECTURAL COMPETITIONS’ STRUCTURES AND FORMS
    1. 14 COMPETITIVE STRAIN SYNDROME
    2. 15 DESIGNING THE HIGH LINE: DEFINING THE HIGH LINE THROUGH DESIGN COMPETITIONS
    3. 16 STRATEGIEN FÜR KREUZBERG: RELOCATING THE URBAN REGENERATION DEBATES INTO THE NEIGHBOURHOOD
    4. DISCUSSIONS / PART 4
       1. 17 COMMUNITY BEFORE COMPETITIONS
       2. 18 COMPETITIONS AND EDUCATIONAL STRUCTURES
       3. 19 COMPETITIONS AND GENDERS: A FEMINIST APPROACH
15. AFTERWORD
16. INDEX
17. PICTURE CREDITS