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Proceeding Chapters
Hacking Urban Space: The Agency of the Open Source City
Pop-Up Urbanism and the Rightto the City: Identity, Power andthe Lincoln Park Music Festival
Draw In/Draw Out: Participatory Experience Maps as Event Urbanism
Public Spaces and Ideology: Public Art and a New Urban Movement in Iran
Hold, Denote or Reserve: Spatial Strategies in Detroit’s Available Space
Architecture as a Verb/ Design as Cultural Practice
Objects Unknown Against Buildings Well-Known: Notes on a Pedestrian Knowledge of Architecture
Revisiting Assemblage: A Search for the Force of Architectural Thinking
Disciplinary Promiscuity and its Discontents
Locating Architectural Production
First Impressions: Moholy- Nagy and the Prototype in the Curriculum
Stirring the Pot: Theory and Beginning Design
Unprincipled: Toward New Values for Foundations Education in Architecture
Teaching Integrated Practice: An Integrated Project Delivery Theater
Stone Soup and the Catalytic Power of Participatory Practice
Hybrid Practice: Expanding the Discipline of Architecture
The Rewards of Collaboration: Lessons Learned from Innovative Practices
Crossing Boundaries: Collaborative Architectural Practices in Late-Apartheid Cape Town
Designers, Citizens, and Citizen-Designers
Educating for an Embodied Culture of Building
How to Use This Book: Guidance in a Permissive Society
Investigating the African City: Rem Koolhaas, Jacques Herzog, Pierre de Meuron, and Others
Success from the Bottom-Up: Lessons Learned in Haiti’s Archaie Region
Planning as a Systemic Catalyst
Planets, Landscapes and Bodies: The Body as Landscape
[Un]described Fields of the Great Plains
Constitutional: Finnish Frameworks of Architecture and Design in the Public Sector
Exhibition as a Pedagogical Tool for Experimental and Public Architecture
Gentrification and the Heterogeneous City: Finding a Role for Design
General Contractors and Architects’ Distance from Labor
Phase Change Materials, Collaborations with BASF and CMoG
Investigating Perceptions of the Architect’s Role in Integrated Practices
Pricing the Factory-Built House
Paradoxical Territories of Traditional and Digital Crafts in Japanese Joinery
Towards an Ethical Technique: Reframing Architecture’s “Critical Call Through Hannah Arendt
Planning Criticism: Operative Contingencies in the Project of the Italian Tendenza
Modernism or Mannerism: Villa Stein-de Monzie and the Updating Knowledge of Modern Architecture
Hoarding Knowledge: FR Yerbury and Howard Robertson’s Records of the Modern Movement
Embedded and Interconnected Buildings: Toward Intelligent Architecture
Protean Prototypes: Assembling Urban Platforms for Appropriation
Capricious Concrete: On Plasticity in Material and Method
Transfers of Modernism: Constructing Soviet Postwar Urbanity
Communicating with Machines: Bezier Curve as ‘Informational Ontology’
Deviating from Convention: Finding Opportunities in Errors
No Rhyme or Reason: The Whimsicality of Folk Art Environments
On Sufficient Density, or, Things Approximate a Wall
Structure, Architecture, and Computation: Past and Future
Overhang: Corbelled Structural Systems
Model Behavior: The Evolving Use of Physical Prototypes in Structural Shell Design, 1959-1974
Provoking the ‘Thingness’ of History: The Anti-Teleological Hermeneutics of Steen Eiler Rasmussen
A Genealogy of Drawings: The Evolution of Fine-arts Architectural Education
Le Corbusier’s Museum of Unlimited Extension: Spirals and Occlusion Maps
There and Elsewhere: Architecture and the Political Ecological City
Crossmedia Imaging of Latin American Informal Cities
Projecting Urban Villages in Shenzhen
Towards a Queer Urban Design Methodology
Future-Proofing Critical Water Infrastructure from an Economic and Hazard Resilience Perspective
Remaking Water Legible: A Prototype for a Communicative Landscape
To Defend, Retreat or Adapt? Design Responses to the Excess and Disappearance of Water.
Transitional States: Hydraulic History and Architectural Activism
Lines of Resilience and Interdependence in Kampung Melayu, Jakarta
Making Space for Water: Building Resilience Amidst Norfolk’s Rising Tide
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