From the Other Side of the Screen.
A woman lives in a small town called Słubice. It is a border town in western Poland, closely linked to its German sister city Frankfurt (Oder), of which it was a part of until 1945. In this small town, as in the rest of the country, abortion is banned except in a few circumstances—sixty-nine percent […]
Posted at 3:55 pm on March 25, 2018 | Leave a comment | Filed Under: Architecture, Books, Democracy, Politics, utopia | Tagged: Books, drones, Dystopia, research, unmanned, utopias | Continue reading
How do we know? Who knows? A history of enacting spaces of learning. Julia Udall & Sam Vardy
Spatial practice and urban studies have seen a diversification and politicisation over recent decades. Although professional and institutional forces still dominate, approaches grounded in relational thinking, activism, art practice, socially engaged initiatives and counter-economic strategies have a powerful lineage. Entwined within these histories of spatial practice is a narrative concerned with crucial questions of how […]
Posted at 6:00 pm on March 11, 2018 | Leave a comment | Filed Under: Architecture, Books, cities, Democracy, Politics, urbanism | Tagged: activism, Books, cities, education, Publishing, raumlabor, Urban School Ruhe, urbanism | Continue reading
