a continuous archive of self-directed spatial investigations, documenting contested geographies, destruction, power and opportunities for spatial justice.
Long-form theoretical and empirical studies exploring the thresholds where politics, identity, and the built environment intersect.
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architecture & power
spatial justice
investigating the relationship between architecture and conflict, where political violence is systematized and materialized into spatial violence. Architecture can be used to dominate, exclude and eras - but in can also resist, adapt and repair.
Understanding the relationship between the built environment and power structures. From buildings that are used to dominate to urban plans that alter societal connections, how does power shape the spaces we use every day?
Assessing and understanding the key principles of spatial and social justice and inclusivity and how these are applied, or should be applied to the places around us.