\\\ Site-ing and Landscape Strategies

Coming soon…

\\\ Machine Ethnographies

1. Methodologies of the technical and the socio-technical in architectural and urban studies;
2. Evolving machine-human spatialities [new robot factories, human-machine co-existence, robot spatialities, 3-D Printing in construction sites];
3. Prosthetic Architectures and the evolving body-space associations [prosthetic body parts, exoskeletons, (dis)ability, all gender toilets].

\\\ Mobile Architectures

1. Completed – The architectural associations of vehicles such as car, bus, train, airplane, and ship (see Mobile Architectures)
2. Completed – Inhabiting the Extreme 1: Refugees Rescue Ships from the M.V. Aquarius Dignitus (MSF) to M.V. Louise Michel, Geo Barents (MSF), and others
3. Inhabiting the Extreme 2: vehicles of science and power in the Poles from the US Antarctic Snow Cruiser to the Soviet Kharkovchanka

\\\ The Othered Everyday

1. Geographies of security, conflict, and militarization [borders, walls, boundaries, wars, occupations, etc.];
2. Less-studied sites [construction sites, logistics sites, shipyards, airports, factories, train depots, and infrastructure hubs];
3. Abandoned/derelict construction sites and buildings.

\\\ Contemporary Concerns

1. How architecture continues to change in a post-COVID19 world [typologies, morphologies, atmospheric environments, sociotechnical configurations, living with COVID];
2. Critique of smart cities and smart architecture, specifically the breakdown of technical-human relations relational to technological determinism [surveillance, citizenship, automation, etc.];
3. Critical approaches to Sustainability as a philosophical worldview and a discursive practice in architectural and urban design.