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_aDrifting : _barchitecture and migrancy / _cedited by Stephen Cairns. |
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_aLondon : _bRoutledge, _c2004. |
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_a300 p. : _bill. ; _c26cm. |
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490 | 1 | _aThe Architext series | |
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_tIntroduction / _rStephen Cairns -- _g1. _tDrifting: Architecture/Migrancy / _rStephen Cairns -- _g2. _tOn Cosmopolitanism / _rJacques Derrida -- _g3. _tArchitecture as Evidence / _rCatherine Ingraham -- _g4. _tMythforms: Techniques of Migrant Place-Making / _rPaul Carter -- _g5. _tWhy Architecture is Neither Here Nor There / _rMark Rakatansky -- _g6. _tMigration, Exile and Landscapes of the Imagination / _rAndrew Dawson and Mark Johnson -- _g7. _tBuilding Hong Kong: From Migrancy to Disappearance / _rAckbar Abbas -- _g8. _tConflicting Landscapes of Dwelling and Democracy in Canada / _rKatharyne Mitchell -- _g9. _tToo Many Houses for a Home: Narrating the House in the Chinese Diaspora / _rJane M. Jacobs -- _g10. _tEmigration/Immigration: Maps, Myths and Origins / _rMirjana Lozanovska -- _g11. _tEarthquake Weather / _rSarah Treadwell -- _g12. _tPacific Island Migration / _rMike Austin -- _g13. _tLa Frontera's Siamese Twins / _rMike Davis -- _g14. _tScreening Los Angeles: Architecture, Migrancy and Mobility / _rBrian Morris -- _g15. _tBy the Bitstream of Babylon: Cyberfrontiers and Diasporic Vistas / _rElla Shohat. |
520 | 1 | _a"To dwell in these globalizing times requires us to negotiate increasingly palpable flows - of capital, ideas, images, goods, technology and people. Such flows seem to pressurize, breach and sometimes even disaggregrate the places we always imagined to be distinctive and stable. This book is focused on the interaction of two elements within this contemporary situation. The first is the idea of a place we imagine to be distinctive and stable. This idea is explored through architecture, the institution that in the West has claimed the responsibility for imagining and producing places along these lines. The second element is a particular kind of global flow, namely the human flows of immigrants, refugees, exiles, guestworkers and other migrant groups. This book carefully inspects the intersections between architectures of place and flows of migrancy. It does so without seeking to defend the idea of place, nor lament its disaggregation. Rather this book is an exploration of the often complex and unorthodox modes of dwelling that are emerging precisely from within the ruins of the idea of place."--BOOK JACKET. | |
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_aArchitecture and society _9313955 |
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_aEmigration and immigration. _9317257 |
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