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Proceeding Chapters
In-Between the Physical and the Psychological: Locating Gordon Matta-Clark and Architecture
Common Ground: The Rothko Chapel and Architectural Activism
SENSUAL REALITY: THE AFFECT OF REPRESENTATION AND THE EFFECT OF EXPERIENCE
90 Lines: Decoding Liminal Space
The Warming Hive: An Architectural Play in Five Acts
The “I” POD: Moving from Community to Territory
Intern[ed]: Between Past & Present, Invisible & Made Visible, (un)Mediated & Performed
Lubbock Scapes Collective Manifesto: Situated Knowledge in Local Matters and Global Conditions
Instrumental Shapes & the Reification of Architectural Optimism
Locating Remote Proximities: Documenting Yugoslav Socialist Memorial Heritage
Landscape in Fragments: A Study of an Albianian Landscape Corridor from Shkoder to the Adriatic Sea
Sectional Practices: Between Archeology and Generation
Three Voices: Reading and Re-reading Breaking Ground
Instructive Anholt: Denmark’s Most Remote And Reflective Municipality
Learning from Land Arts: Deep and Immediate Temporal Crossings
Carnal Knowledge and Alienation: Lygia Clark’s “Stone and Air”
Primitive Materiality: A Projective History of a Wall
The War-hole Wall: Between the Ridiculous and the Profound
Signal/Noise: Code and Craft in Architectural Drawing
Prototyping Digital Ceramic Lattice Structures
How to Look at Clouds: Energy Beyond Atmosphere in Architecture
Shadow Landings: Community Engagement with Art and the Creative Process
Crossings Between Material and Mind: The Tugendhat House as Dream Journey
Machines for Making Architecture
The Painful Surface of Architecture
No More Tower Deserts: Toward a New Urbanism of Mat-organization
Building Metropolitan Consciousness
Radical Regionalism: An Aesthetic Future for Rural America
Towards a New Notion of Geography: A Topocritical Review of Ogallala´s States
The Bathhouse, an Interior Microcosm
Good Architecture: The Mission Church of Ranchos de Taos, New Mexico
Across Time: New Forms of Representation for Architectural Heritage Sites
The Gathering Field: Circa Diem
Eladio Dieste: A Network of Precise Errors
History of the Sandbox: Between the Intimate and the Vast
Irrational Management: Designing for and Against Nature
The Girl and the Infrastructural Sea: Storytelling and Speculative Design
The Mojave Project: A Transmedia Exploration of an Archetypal Landscape
Material Practices For Deep and Immanent Temporality
Neolithic Props: A Case for Scenographic Materiality
What You Don’t See Matters: Supply Chain Capitalism and the Architecture of Production
Encountering Architecture through Contemporary Art
Translating Cultural Production into Exhibition Design: Research + Design + Making
Between a Pavilion and a Line in Space
Exhibit Columbus: Context, Precedent, and Prototype
Variable Space: A Conversation Between Architecture, Landscape and the Body
TEMPORARY PLACE OF ASSEMBLY: CERTIFICATE OF OPERATION
Something More Than Literal: Notes Towards the Autonomy of the Interior
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