1st Edition
Elements of Architecture Assembling archaeology, atmosphere and the performance of building spaces
Into the Fog of Architecture
Mikkel Bille & Tim Flohr Sørensen
On Behalf of Form: The view from archaeology and architecture
Graham Harman
Part I: Form and Temporality
On Shaping Buildings
Mikkel Bille & Tim Flohr Sørensen
Immanent Architecture
Lesley K. McFadyen
Big Affects: Size, Sex and Stalinist ‘Architectural Power’ in Post-Socialist Warsaw
Michal Murawski
Architecture in Ruins: Palladio, Piranesi and Kahn
Jonathan Hill
Building Lives
Gavin Lucas
Archaeologies of an Informal City: Temporal dimensions of contemporary Andean urbanism
Alison Kohn & Shannon Lee Dawdy
Brussels’ Conflicting Constructs
Mark Minkjan & Ingel Vaikla
Part II: Atmospheres
A Sense of Place
Mikkel Bille & Tim Flohr Sørensen
Lighting up the Atmosphere
Tim Ingold
Traffic Architecture – Hidden affections
Jürgen Hasse
Affective Architecture in Ardnamurchan: Assemblages at three scales
Oliver J. T. Harris
A Sense of Architecture in the Past: Exploring the sensory experience of architecture in archaeology
Serena Love
Part III: Performance and process
Architecture in Motion
Mikkel Bille & Tim Flohr Sørensen
Politics of Architectural Imaging: Four ways of assembling a city
Albena Yaneva
Homeless, Home-Making, and Archaeology: ‘To be at home wherever I find myself’
Larry J. Zimmerman
Into Architecture: House-building and acentered personhood in Maputo, Mozambique
Morten Nielsen
Sedimentation and Sentiment: Destabilizing architecture at the post-industrial Mexican periphery
Jason Ramsey
Performance Architecture: Absence, place and action
Nick Kaye
Reframing the Ziggurat: Looking at (and from) ancient Mesopotamian temple towers
Augusta McMahon
Part IV: Disintegr
Biography
Mikkel Bille is Associate Professor at the Department of Environmental, Social and Spatial Change, Roskilde University, where his research centers on the role of things and technologies from the recent past in contemporary society.
Tim Flohr Sørensen is Assistant Professor at the Department of Archaeology, University of Copenhagen, where his research is focused on archaeological theory and themes in prehistoric and contemporary archaeology.
"[...]the concepts worked with here are crucial to emerging ideas about atmosphere, the senses, movement, and assemblage in archaeology. If you are looking for new ways to think about the discipline and how we come to know things, this pretty, curious, and deliberately vague volume will be useful."
Dr. Corin C.O. Pursell, Gardener
