Study Architecture 
ProPEL Proceedings Archive
Proceeding Chapters
Autonomy and Contingency in Urban Contexts
Material Contingency in Computation
Of Both Processes and Forces: Spolia
Variations We May Not Have Known
Constellations of the In-between: Topological Diagrams of Urban Interstices
Flexible City: Architecture as Framework
Friendly Characters: Narrative Practice & New Subjectivity
Ambiguously Contingent / The Folly as Both Subject and Object
The Per[form]ance of Mediated Environments
The Role of the Architect in the Age of Open Source
Transplantable Urban Design for Polynuclear Cities
A Hotel is Not a Home: Strange Sites and Figures
Please Don’t Feed the Animals!
Surface Relief: A Case for Things in the Round
Projective Geometries, Projective Fictions: Reading Robin Evans
Schinkel-ish: Fragmented Vernacular versus Void Mimicry
Designed and Emergent Tectonics: Resituating Architectural Knowledge
Interstice and Symbiosis An Autonomy/Contingency Mash-up
Casting Call: Spatial Impressions in the Work of Rachel Whiteread
A Conceptual Space for Architecture: Singularity Through Ecological Contingency
Alles ist Design? Hans Hollein, MANtransFORMS, and the Cooper-Hewitt
Filling the Voids: A Framework for Addressing Patterns of Urban Vacancy
Autonomy and the Culture of Reuse
Autonomy as a Model for Anonymity [in Architecture]
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