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OTICECTACULAR

A BUELL CENTER/COLUMBIA BOOK OF ARCHITECTURE

PRESTELMUNICH BERLIN LONDON NEW YORK

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Point of Departure

Architecture and Mass TourismMil'diol! Snhwni7fir

34Nine Site-Seers

TraveloguesDiller + Scofidio

AUTHENTICIntroductionMarkJarzombek

68Thp Fall

Untitled (World Trade Center)Hans Haacke

82Self-PortraitsTseng Kwong Chi

Beyond In/Authenticity:Dresden's FrauenkircheChristiane Hertel—]

Blurred BoundariesBetween Tourism and History:The Case of TuscanyD. Medina Lasansky

56Selling the ShtetlAnette Baldauf

61DETOUR

62The Veneration of Ruins in theLandscape of Holocaust MemoryJames E. Young

IntroductionFelicity D. Scott

Contemporary Tourist Experienceas Mise-en-SceneMarc Auge ^[

Multitudes on TourMcKenzieWark

98 *Theater of the Exotic:Tourist Space as Stageand PerformanceTim Edensor

103DETOUR

104Exotic with an "X"Ackbar Abbas

In the Place of the Public:Airport Series rt

Martha Rosier f

112Import / ExportMark Robbins

113Island

116IntroductionNeil Leach

118 . 'Architecture, Routeto TranscendenceYi-FuTuan "V. " V1 2 2 w ^

Escapism?Karal Ann Marling^* -

126 * ^ " "North Korea Love BoatKeller Easterling

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132Something for NothingSilvia Kolbowski

134Remake Las VegasAnette Baldauf and Dorit Margreiter

ECTACULARIntroductionPellegrino D'Acierno >|'!

142 ' / '^VC Center #

TEN Arquitectos

148Paris Expo, / *Bernard Tschumi Architects

152Blur BuildingDiller + Scofidio

e World Like a^Eollosus.kBt as Tourist

186OktoberfestJulian p r '190Contributi