Anarchitecture, a radical aesthetic practice of unmaking the built environment, staged a vigorous confrontation with urban renewal and gentrification project...

The first part of Martha Rosler’s canonical essay series on art, class, and gentrification, originally published in e-flux journal in 2010.

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As the Wesley House in Flossmoor, Illinois, goes on the market for only the second time in five decades, Iker Gil writes about the home that the late…

Julian Rose reflects on Frank Gehry's revolutionary approach and the blurred boundary between art and architecture.

Urbanisation and urban life in a digital age needs to be examined through a lens of information – encompassing both its politics and its geographies. The periphery in an information age is located sim...

Architecture, as we know it, is in crisis. The authority of architects is crumbling, their methods no longer tenable. In a highly critical introspection, architect and writer Reinier de Graaf explores...

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Building on organization study’s nascent interest in the organizational potential of liminal urban spaces beyond the confines of traditional firms, this article...

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In this essay, architect and urbanist Judith K. De Jong positions the Museu de Arte São Paulo (MASP) as a deeply contextual work of urban design as part…

This edited volume explores the agency of environmental media in architectural production. As design disciplines confront the changing landscapes and consequences of climate breakdown, media for commu...

Are we seeing the emergence of a new conjuncture for urbanism? The final part of our mini series asks whether authoritarian neoliberalism has created the conditions for a more illiberal and distinct t...

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This paper questions the relevance of architecturally desiring a future amidst the ecological crisis. If an architectural desire can be ecological, how can we imagine a shared, indeterminate future...

Conversation with Casey Lynch

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This paper delves into the pressing issue of securing affordable housing in global cities amid tourism-driven gentrification. Short-term rentals (STR) via platforms like Airbnb threaten housing ava...

In The Architect and the Animal, 26 different architects look at how 26 different animals, from A to Z, have found their way into modern architectural discou...

The profound impact that design has on human experience—physically, emotionally, cognitively, or ecologically—is now well established. And while this experiential and affective turn in architecture is...

Magic Architecture was the architect Frederick Kiesler’s most ambitious book project, an epoch-spanning history of human housing from prehistory to the...

In recent years vigorous theoretical debate about urban transformation processes has resulted in several studies of the intermediate city, a new form of urbanity. Some scholars have highlighted a comp...

Human Rights and the Architecture of Conflict exposes how governments, public officials and private actors on both sides of the Atlantic entrenched racial and ethnic divisions through manipulation of ...

The concept of the 15-minute city (FMC) has rapidly gained prominence in urban policy discourse, promoted as a solution to contemporary challenges such as clima

Positioning design at the center of the debate, The Urbanism Reader brings together classic and contemporary readings to help designers understand the complexit…

Scale and spatial politics are central to degrowth research, yet scholars often overemphasise the (limited) potential of local practices. This paper proposes a bioregional spatial planning approach...

With the Earth's climate systems and life-sustaining biosphere unravelling under climate breakdown, the present and future of worldviews of modernity, progress, and development for organised human ...

An animal studies scholar talks with an architect and an architecture writer about designing for, and with, nonhuman species.

Leonard Bernstein, in his famous Norton Lectures, extolled repetition, saying that it gave poetry its musical qualities and that music theorists' refusal to ...

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