THE COMMONS AND PUBLIC SPACE, Alexander Michael Catina 19 UNPROOFED COPY Architecture and Democracy. Alternative forms of urban transformation and its impact on citizenship: the current Italian scenario READING THE INDIVIDUAL AND THE COLLECTIVE, Juliet Odgers 3 “Oku”, Publicness and Architecture in Tokyo: Exploring Building Typology, Human Architectures of Lawful Relations: Visual Design and the Pages of the Common Law Behaviour and Collective Living in Hillside Terrace Individual Autonomy in Urban Depth The Dubious High Street: Images of distinctiveness between gentrification and social The Mapping Impulse: Representation of Space and Collective Life in the Early- value Modern Europe The Welfare State as Common SENSING MEDIA ACTIVISM IN THE CITY, Anna Notaro 4 DOMESTIC ARCHITECTURE: NARRATIVES OF SOCIAL 20 The Algorithm that Ate the Street TRANSFORMATION, Sandra Costa Santos Do cities dream with new living forms? Or, how architecture becomes a shepherd for Multi-Storey Individualism: Mass Housing in Hong Kong the collective imaginary. Towards Identifying the Possibilities of Representing the Contemporary Home within the Existing Dwelling Precedence in the North East of England CITIES IN CONFLICT, David Coyles 5 Architectural identity and community planning Drilling down into regional spatial inequalities, a Belfast case study Cumbernauld New Town: Community Architecture and Reception Reconstructing life and memories in Post-conflict Cities Hidden Barriers and Divisive Architecture: The Case of Belfast PRACTISING ETHICS AS A FORM OF COLLECTIVE LIFE, Jane Rendell 21 Collective Place Making & Hybrid Transformations: Mapping al-Zaatari refugee Forms of (collective) life: towards an ontoethics of the urban (project) camp between 2012 and 2019 Researching Architecture and Urban Inequality: Towards Engaged Ethics Why now: the ethical act of architectural declaration TENEMENTS, TOWERS AND COLLECTIVE LIFE TENEMENTS, TOWERS 6 Ethics as Critical Spatial Practice AND COLLECTIVE LIFE, Florian Urban New Tenements – Architecture for Urban Cohesion? ADAPTIVE CITIES: MITIGATION, ADAPTATION AND INNOVATION, 22 Tenement: The Collective ‘Close’ Stephanie Henrike Tunka Engendered Collectiveness. Shifting Paradigms of Communal Living in Belgian Social Housing, from Garden cities (1919-1929) to the Modernist period (1947- BEYOND HISTORY BEFORE CRITICISM: ARCHITECTURE IN [AS] 23 1965) CONVERSATION, Teresa Stoppani & Doreen Bernath Bucharest’ collective housing neighbourhoods and their emergent civic institutions Architecture and the Dialogical Architecture as Autobiography POETICS AS A FORM OF CRITICAL ENQUIRY, Mary Modeen 7 Dis-located Visualities An Architecture of Arrival and Departure: the Harbours of Desire. A Form of Questionable Fidelity With Both Eyes Open: Revealing the Autobiographical Hinge in Architectural Representation. CITIES AND FAITH, Thomas Giddens 24 Neighbours & Citizens. [Re]Locating Urban Liturgies: Tracing the Journey of Eastern Orthodox Church Common or What? Architecture in Modern Edinburgh Divide and Educate: The Enduring Projects of Foreign Missionaries in Beirut GEDDES: BY WEEDS WE LIVE, Joss Allen & Jo Vergunst 8 Faith in the City New Old Imagined Collectives of Islam LANGUAGE, SITUATION, SPECULATION & ARCHITECTURE OF THE 9 COLLECTIVE, Dorian Wiszniewski COMPETITIVENESS IN COLLECTIVE LIFE : ARCHITECTURAL AND 25 Gathered Idiolectics of Palermo: Situated Practices and Spatial Politics URBAN MANIFESTATIONS OF CORPORATE / MERCANTILE ACTIVITY, Literary and Literal Walks in Athens with Cavafy, Le Corbusier and Castoriadis’ Hazem Ziada Collective World (kosmos koinos) Commercial Activity, Competition and Identity in the Festive life of Florence from Calcutta, India: South Calcutta and East Bengali Community Housing, Post- the Middle Age. Partition, 1905 – A Collective Life of Indian Modernity Re-evaluating Civic Continuity: Exclusivity and Inclusivity in the Corporate/ Warsaw Afterimages: Of Walls, Memories and Returns. Commercial World. Alternative Presence? THE COMMONS AS ARCHITECTURAL RESOURCE, Tom Avermaete 10 Competitiveness through Participation: Collective Life at the Interface between Il giusto Aldo! Architectural Typology and Linguistics Confucianism, the Civil Service and Commercialism in China. Architecture as a common resource: Unlocking the right to the city in the SAAL- Theatrical Space: Lost and Found Porto operations (1974-76) Geographies of Sensuality - migrations of people, thoughts and experiences SPACES OF (DE)INSTITUTIONALISED COLLECTIVITY, Francesco 27 Collective habitats: Shared housing communities in London and Zurich Zuddas and Sabrina Puddu Learning from Asylum: collective life in the total institutions. SUPER - GENTRIFICATION AND THE EUROPEAN GLOBAL CITY, Tahl 11 We are two, and many – Collectivity and care in the university. Kaminer, Space out of time, spaces full of times and shaking the kaleidoscope of memory: Maros Krivy investigating the temporalities of an urban mental health campus. Strange Days in the Late Welfare State: Recent Typological Mutations in the Corporation takes command. Stockholm Suburbs Security in Numbers — Financialized Capitals, Hedging, and Urban Life POST HUMAN SOCIETIES, Fionn Stevenson 28 The Liveable City? A Back to the City Movement by Human Capital Tree/House/Street: site lines as fight lines Urbanising London’s Suburbia: The ‘Normalisation’ of Thamesmead Designing and Architectural Objects: the Dual Sense of Complexity in the Work of Between Body and World: Resilience Gentrification Enric Miralles We don’t need another hero: Tolhuistuin and the collection of actors in urban 13 Architecture and the Interspecies Collective: Dog and Human Associates at Mars development Rethinking the individual – collective divide with algorithmic architecture MODERNISM, David Smiley COLLABORATIVE PRACTICES, Stephen Walker 29 Fast Forward into the Past Oblique Contributions: Practice, research and community) Estonian Housing Architecture in Postsocialist Transition: The Clash of Collective Oversize – from society to architecture and back to society Lived Space and Privatization Policy “Utopian Building Consent,” Pageworks and Paperwork Vienna’s Höfe: How Housing Builds the Collective 14 A world that exists, not yet… …porous institutional boundaries as sites of resistance Confiscation and Revolution - the Civilian Architecture of the Kommunalka and desire PERIPATETIC ARCHITECTURES : COLLECTIVE MOVEMENT AND THE CHANGING WAYS OF BEING TOGETHER, Helena Mattsson, Meike 30 URBAN LIFE, Nick Dunn & Dan Dubowitz Schalk, Sara Brolund de Carvalho Collective Hapticity: The Sensory Architecture of Japanese Festivals DISPOSITIF COLLECTIF : REVISITING FOUCAULT AND 31 Walking The Mancunian Way: Psychogeography and gender on the streets of the ARCHITECTURE, Joseph Bedford “original, modern” city. The Politics of Space Roaming Narratives: New Architectural Methods for Remaking the City Foucault’s Spatial Phenomenology What is a procession? What does it do?: Movement, place and identities Theories of Architecture, Biopolitics and Collective life in France, 1967-75 Peripatetic sonic practice: sound art in urban space 16 A genealogy of Habitat – from the Charter of Athens to French Post-structuralism Intraventions in Flux: Towards a Modal Spatial Practice that Moves and Cares TYPOLOGIES OF SPACE AND SOCIETY, Sandra Kaji-O’Grady 32 COMMUNITY PRACTICE & CIVIC ENGAGEMENT, Nick Fyfe A Proprietary Polis: Silicon Valley Architecture and Collective Life Gathering-in-action at the Grange Pavilion Container Village: A vessel for collective life Design Activism: A Collective Practice in the Co-production of Urban Space Capsular Collective: Life in Lounge Space Cultural Events as Social Space and Urban Activism Communal Child Rearing on the Israeli Kibbutz (1920-1960): a Case Study Approach to the Study of Relations between Built Environment and social visions. ELEVATIONS AND THE CITY, Graeme Hutton 17 LACAN AND THE BIG OTHER, CRITICAL APPROACHES TO 18 COLLECTIVE LIFE, John Shannon Hendrix The Architectural Other The Ultimate Big Other Announces the End of the World Thinking space, boundaries and the Other with Lacan’s Discourse of the capitalist Junk Space and the Death of the Symbolic LOCAL ECOLOGIES AND SOCIETIES, Brian Smith 33 ABSENT PERIPHERAL SPACES, AS A STITCHING SYSTEM OF THE 47 Parallel Sprawl URBAN INFRASTRUCTURE AND THE COLLECTIVE IN THE Plecnik, urbanist: from the Secession (& Wagner) to Prague (& Masaryk) to CONTEMPORARY CITY, Alona Martinez Perez Ljubljana (& Tito). The absent spaces in the European city, as a stitching system of the urban New New Orleans: The Impact of Architecture and the Environment in the Deep infrastructure and the collective in the contemporary city. South Stitching together urban development nodes using hybrid mapping tools. The Leftover Architecture in the Township-Unlearning from the Corridors of THE CITY MUSEUM AS ARCHITECTURAL PUZZLE, Monica Degan & 34 Freedom in Orlando, Soweto. Michael Hebbert Water as ground: An alternative mode of urbanisation in Lagos. Learning from Museum of London - Collective Memory at the Barbican informal settlements. Finding the Sacred in War Museums Museum Architecture Matters MEMORY, CONFLICT AND THE NEO-LIBERAL CITY, Husam Alwaer 48 Future imaginings of the Museum of London at Smithfield Las Aradas Memorial Site, Chalatenango, El Salvador. ARCHITECTURE AND THE POPULAR ARTS WITHIN A FLUID 35 The ratio between solid and void - a possible representation of life in Banja Luka. CULTURE, Kevin Fullerton Translating performative civic pedagogical