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Proceeding Chapters
Politics, Activists, and Architectural Eduction
Representing the Urban: A Post-Professional Urban Design Studio
Opinionative Architecture: Making Space for the Politics of Many
Gropius , The Bauhaus, and the Collaborative Critique
Liberal Democracy or Totalitarian Utopia
"Results from Junk": Teaching Construction in China, 1926-1937
Enforcing Normacy: Examining the Spatiality of Impairment in the City
Berlin-Crane City: The Urban Space of a New World Order
The Role of Political Power in Architecture: The Real and the Ideal in the Ducal Palace of Urbino
Framing Independence Hall: Resisting Purification Through Urban Design
Guidonia (1934-38), a Rationalist and Fiscist Company Town
The Exportation of Dutch Social Housing
"Palaces of the Furture:" The Siedler Movement in Vienna, 1919-1923
A Century of Public Housing in Berlin
From the Grow Home to te Next Home: Manifestations at the Heart of Academia
The State of the Art and the Art of the State: Akbar's Ambition to Bridge the Realm and Religion
Red Vienna and the Construction of Democratic Space
The Third Bauhaus and the Third Landscape of the Dessau-Worlitz Gartenreich
Tracing the Constructivist Influences on the Buildings of Ekaterinburg, Russia
The Politics of Preternatural Space at the Great Zimbabwe: Private and Public
Transforming Reality: Architecture and the Possibility for a New Social Order in South Africa
Articulating a Dissonant History: The Site of Memory in a Unifed Berlin
Void and Memory: The Architecture of Libeskind in Berlin
East Meets West at the Shadowed Wall
The Effects of Political Agendas on the Chilean Architecture and Planning Process
Housing, Race, and Gender in 1930s Algiers
Appropriation of the Ottoman Heritage in Socialist Yugoslavia: Bascarsiji Project (1948-53)
Willing Instruments of the Status Quo
Skateboarders, Moral Rights, and the Ribbon Promenade
Bata Colonies: Modern Global Architecture and Urban Planning
Built in the USA: The Post War House
I'd Better Plant That Tree Today: An Idealism that Bears the Fruit of Communtiy Change
Urban Housing International Student Design Competition Winning Projects and Jury Comments
Democracy and Glass Construction
Accesible to All: Dominqiue Perrault's Bibliotheque Nationale de France
Ludwig Mies van der Rohe's Scrupulous Buildings of the HygienicHouse
Tectonics as a Political Act: Arriere-garde or Avant-garde?
The Rack and the Web: The Other City
Cyberspace and Power: Rebuilding Cities as a Political Act
Tectonic Materiality: Poetics vs Praxis
Signs of Resistance: Re-membering Technology
Cybersace and Political Power: Questions for the Emerging Discourse of Architecture
From Façade to Interface: Representing Institutional Power in Cyberspace
Urban Palimpsets: Graffiti and Homelessness in the Piazza d'Italia
The Clearing and the Labyrinth
Architecture and Totalitarianism: The Closing of the Bauhaus in 1993
Adolf Hitler, Charisma and Totalitarian Architecture
Form and Regime: On the Work of Guiseppe Terragni and Richard Meier
Stalking the "Politcal" in Architectural Discourse
Paul Scheerbart's The Gray Cloth and the Politics of German Architectural Internationalism
Mies van der Rohe and the Philosophy of Work
Hans Scharoun and Frank Gehry: Twp Iconoclasts Seeking Form for the Modern Institution
Latin America Voices and the Issue of Consciousness
Allocating Athens: Locating the Significance of the Boundary in the Ancient Town Plan
The Urban Legacy of the Dukes Zaehringen
Labor and Housing in New York City: Architect Hemrna Jessor and the Cooperative Housing Movement
A City Without Jews: Urban Redemption and the Nazi City
Building Stalin 's Germany: Architecture and Cultural Revolution
The City of False Memory: Piazza della Vittoria Brescia
Fear, Violence, and Architecture in Kingston, Jamaica: The Archaelogy of a Collision
The Fortification of Urban America
Redistricting: Business Improvement Districts and the Changing Public Realm
Re-urbanization of Florida: A Balance of Powers
Drawing on the Wall: Architectural Education and Politics in a Divided City
Boundaries and Linakges: Transformations of Jerash, Jordan
Isalm, Modernity, and Politcis of Public Realm in Turkey: The Kocatepe Complex of Ankara
Moscow City Center : Socialist Visions and Revisions
Extending the Legacy: Contrasting Political Dimensions in Washington' s Plan for the 21st Century
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