"This is the first book to critically and visually explore the incidental and improvised approaches that create spaces of protection from conflict and displacement. Written by an Iraqi architect, who has lived through wars and conflict and now resides in Britain, the book focuses on three different spheres of spatial practice - the domestic, the city and the fringes - combining textual analysis and interviews with Iraqi citizens with illustrative maps, drawings and photographs to offer a rounded analysis of spatial creativity as a result of the traumatic events that have impacted the region"-- Provided by publisher.…mehr
"This is the first book to critically and visually explore the incidental and improvised approaches that create spaces of protection from conflict and displacement. Written by an Iraqi architect, who has lived through wars and conflict and now resides in Britain, the book focuses on three different spheres of spatial practice - the domestic, the city and the fringes - combining textual analysis and interviews with Iraqi citizens with illustrative maps, drawings and photographs to offer a rounded analysis of spatial creativity as a result of the traumatic events that have impacted the region"-- Provided by publisher.
List of illustrations Preface Foreword, Elena Fiddian-Qasmiyeh (University College London, UK) Acknowledgements Introduction: The spatial structure of Rupturing Architecture 1. The positionality of protracted rupture Spatial practice in Rupturing Architecture Deep mapping and the ethics within Conceptual underpinnings Siting rupture across and between vernacular informality and humanitarian living Struggle over refuge 2. Siting trauma spatially: Negotiated and centralized spatial responses from the Global North and South Locating trauma Dwelling, shelter and refuge Divisions and overlaps on a fluid map: From north to south, east to west and back Spatial responses: Views from the North Expanded model of spatiality: Views from the South (with a focus on the Middle East) 3. Creative negotiations in spaces of refuge and memory: Material objects, home and domesticity, urban, borders Intimacies and scales of refuge Ruptured domesticity The urban in a spherical space between vertical and horizontal violence Displacement and mobility inside centres, and into borders Creative negotiations of spatiality between trauma and violence 4. Architectural structures and disrupted memory of refuge in relation to time Sudden ruptures Ruptures of mobility and displacement Temporal ruptures Conclusion: A manifesto for structures of refuge in spatial justice Conceptual findings Methodological findings Spatial justice manifesto References Index
List of illustrations Preface Foreword, Elena Fiddian-Qasmiyeh (University College London, UK) Acknowledgements Introduction: The spatial structure of Rupturing Architecture 1. The positionality of protracted rupture Spatial practice in Rupturing Architecture Deep mapping and the ethics within Conceptual underpinnings Siting rupture across and between vernacular informality and humanitarian living Struggle over refuge 2. Siting trauma spatially: Negotiated and centralized spatial responses from the Global North and South Locating trauma Dwelling, shelter and refuge Divisions and overlaps on a fluid map: From north to south, east to west and back Spatial responses: Views from the North Expanded model of spatiality: Views from the South (with a focus on the Middle East) 3. Creative negotiations in spaces of refuge and memory: Material objects, home and domesticity, urban, borders Intimacies and scales of refuge Ruptured domesticity The urban in a spherical space between vertical and horizontal violence Displacement and mobility inside centres, and into borders Creative negotiations of spatiality between trauma and violence 4. Architectural structures and disrupted memory of refuge in relation to time Sudden ruptures Ruptures of mobility and displacement Temporal ruptures Conclusion: A manifesto for structures of refuge in spatial justice Conceptual findings Methodological findings Spatial justice manifesto References Index
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