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Beschreibung

This book specifically situates the concept of 'care' within those practices and discourses which are the entangled relationships of architecture and the humanities.

The book presents responses to such questions as: how can care inhere in the ecologies of modes of representation that we use to design and communicate architecture? Who is caring for whom/ what in activist practices of urban development? How can we understand the very situated potential of professional practice and its political nature to engender caring forms of 'doing' architecture? What are the expanded ecologies of buildings for care (such as educational and healthcare facilities) and how do they acknowledge the particularities of users' situations? It is the inter- and transdisciplinary nature of the crisscrossings of architecture and the humanities which permeate the works presented in the book, bringing together an international collection of thinkers and makers to respond response-ably, with care, through the specificities of architectural thought.

This book brings together developed works from a geographically diverse set of contributors, which as a collection offers insights into the possibilities of care's insinuation into the breadth of what we might label 'architecture' in very different international cultural settings. It provides essential reading for students, researchers, and academics in this burgeoning area of research.

This book specifically situates the concept of 'care' within those practices and discourses which are the entangled relationships of architecture and the humanities.

The book presents responses to such questions as: how can care inhere in the ecologies of modes of representation that we use to design and communicate architecture? Who is caring for whom/ what in activist practices of urban development? How can we understand the very situated potential of professional practice and its political nature to engender caring forms of 'doing' architecture? What are the expanded ecologies of buildings for care (such as educational and healthcare facilities) and how do they acknowledge the particularities of users' situations? It is the inter- and transdisciplinary nature of the crisscrossings of architecture and the humanities which permeate the works presented in the book, bringing together an international collection of thinkers and makers to respond response-ably, with care, through the specificities of architectural thought.

This book brings together developed works from a geographically diverse set of contributors, which as a collection offers insights into the possibilities of care's insinuation into the breadth of what we might label 'architecture' in very different international cultural settings. It provides essential reading for students, researchers, and academics in this burgeoning area of research.

Über den Autor

Oren Lieberman is Professor of Architecture at University of Portsmouth with degrees in philosophy/ psychology and architecture. His practice spans teaching, researching, writing, and curating. His research explores performative practices entangling architecture, performance, philosophy, geography, anthropology, and sociology, focusing on posthuman aesthetics and more- than- human assemblages in architectural production, examining political practices, critical pedagogies, and ethical world- making through post-qualitative methodologies.

Alessandro Zambelli is an academic at the University of Melbourne. His research explores colonial commons, alongside architectural- archaeological interdisciplinarities pursued through situated, performative, and creative practice. He regularly publishes and exhibits across these themes, and is Co-Managing Editor of Architecture and Culture journal, promoting interdisciplinary approaches to the architectural humanities.

Inhaltsverzeichnis

Introduction Yarning 1. Fragments of a Conversation: exploring the educational potential of collage in dialogue with spatial design students 2. Caremaking: Embodied sculpting, storying through figurations, and collective crafting in the architectural design studio 3. Casting care: An embodied practice of care within the walls of Walmer Yard 4. Mapping Design Ethics: Towards Agency, Accountability, and a Feminist Ethics of Care for Architectural Practice in Aotearoa New Zealand Interlude 5. Situating Care in Architecture: Violence, Sovereignty, Solidarity Outcast 6. Sensory architecture of waste: a humane pedagogical approach to the analysis of the common immaterial heritage of Cairo's Garbage City 7. Dirty Pedagogies: A Conversation 8. What About the Undeveloped Camera? The situated image of care 9. Making and doing research with others: A transdisciplinary conversation on thinking with the more-than-human 10. A Manor House for the Destitute: Homelessness, Social Control and Repression of the Outcast in Mid-century Portugal Living to Learn 11. Housing Students with Care and/or Discipline: A study of a Swedish female-only student housing complex 12. Autonomic Messiness: Reimagining Autonomy in the Assemblages of Yoshida Dormitory (Yoshida ry ) 13. On the leaky labour of laundry: Drying yards in Somers Town and Vanbrugh Park Estate. Interlude 14. Repair Stories: World Mending and World Destroying Moving Care 15. Choreographic things: rhythm-affordances of situated care 16. Embodied Architectures: Moving and Drawing with sensory and digital data 17. Recognising an Unequal City: From Drawing Space to Taking Space 18. Sticking with the dance, diffractive readings of care over time

Details
Erscheinungsjahr: 2026
Genre: Importe, Kunst
Rubrik: Kunst & Musik
Thema: Architektur
Medium: Buch
Reihe: Critiques
ISBN-13: 9781041125495
ISBN-10: 1041125496
Sprache: Englisch
Einband: Gebunden
Redaktion: Zambelli, Alessandro
Lieberman, Oren
Hersteller: Taylor & Francis Ltd
Critiques
Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, D-36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr@libri.de
Von/Mit: Alessandro Zambelli (u. a.)
Erscheinungsdatum: 31.07.2026
Gewicht: 0,79 kg
Artikel-ID: 135875735