Search Results - "Journal of architecture (London, England)"

China's subtropical architecture: environment, nationalist reconstruction and an anti-Beaux-Arts architecture in modern Canton, 1840–1948 by Sun, Zhijian

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Place of the people/people of the place: a spatial structure of vernacular practices in Hong Kong by Choi, Sze Ho

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Performing the self: the construction of Casa Malaparte as living images by Iacovou, Popi

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Survey as method: field trips of the Society for Research in Chinese Architecture, 1930–1937 by Wells, Matthew, Xue, Jingfan

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Pop-ups can be ugly: temporary architecture built with emotions by Morales-Beltran, Mauricio, Łątka, Jerzy

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Spatialities between property and the commons: an interval of tolerance by Cetin, Deniz, Senturer, Ayse

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Infrastructural entanglements: the Autobahnüberbauung Schlangenbader Straße in Berlin-Wilmersdorf by Paredes Maldonado, Miguel

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Neighbourliness in concrete: modern construction, ethnic labour and the architectures of New York Italians by Galán, Ignacio G.

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Theorising site analysis: from analysis-synthesis-evaluation to co-evolution by Osmólska, Diana, Lewis, Alan

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A pedagogy of uselessness: challenging solutionism and utility in the Anthropocene through architectural pedagogy by Boano, Camillo, Peragine, Richard Lee

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Questions of scale sensitivity, experience and branding culture in and beyond Hans Christian Andersen's House by Jakobsen, Annette Svaneklink, Munch, Anders V., Pombo, Fátima

“…With a new museum, Hans Christian Andersen's House, the Danish city of Odense has intensified the relationship between the nineteenth-century author, a son of…”
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Here, now and the end of time: architecture, religion and politics in Costa Rica by Guzmán Verri, Valeria, Peralta Arias, José, Hoepker Herdocia, Hans, Gutiérrez Castro, Alejandra

“…Neo-Pentecostalism is a religious movement that has enjoyed a high social, political and cultural impact in Latin America since the late twentieth century. As…”
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Architectural space in the work of Ernö Goldfinger by Dunnett, James

“…Ernö Goldfinger (1902–1987) as an architect wrote and talked most about space as a determinant of his architecture. This article traces the sources of this…”
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Space of /dis/believing by Bernath, Doreen, Iossifova, Deljana

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Sacred Brutalism: the Church of Annunciation in Nazareth and the Central Synagogue in Nazareth Illit by Neuman, Eran

“…In attending to the history of both the Church of the Annunciation in Nazareth and the Central Synagogue in Nazareth Illit in the context of the region’s…”
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Informal settlements and the continuity of Gujarati building traditions in Ahmedabad by Marnane, Kali, O’Rourke, Timothy

“…Informal settlement is a widespread form of development in rapidly urbanising countries, yet the architectural form of dwellings and the design intention of…”
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The peripheral interior and people as infrastructure: adopting the sewer system for passage by Myjak-Pycia, Anna

“…During the Warsaw Uprising of 1944, soldiers and civilians used the city’s sewer system to move from place to place and to pass objects and information…”
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Buildings and energy: architectural history in the climate emergency by Calder, Barnabas, Bremner, G. A.

“…As the current climate emergency deepens, it is no longer adequate to leave ideas of sustainability to engineers, practitioners, and studio-based educators…”
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Garden city planning and Nordic (de)colonial ambivalence in Tanga, Mbeya and Moshi master plans (1973-1975) by Lamberg, Essi

“…Researchers from former colonial powers and their respective former colonies have made extensive accounts of colonial planning heritage. The Nordic countries…”
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Architecture of therapeutic environments: therapists' perspective on how design impacts children with autism by Norouzi, Neda, Garza, Cristina Michelle, Brinkerhoff, Gerrah

“…Autism Spectrum Disorder is a neurocognitive condition characterised by deficits in social skills, communication, relationships, self-regulation, and sensory…”
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