List of figures
Acknowledgements
Preface
Introduction
Care
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Diary of activity (written by Jacqui and Alex in 2022)
Routine (written by Taylor Ryan in 2018)
Integrity
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On Autism, Architecture and Anthropology (written by Carmen Cummings in 2017).
Notes from Lived Experience Interviews (written by Anthony Clarke and Cassandra Di Censo in 2021)
Initial Correspondence, (email by Bonney Djuric in 2021)
Advocacy
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Accountability
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Initial correspondence (written by Jacqui and Alex in 2022)
Sensibility
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Seeking: sensory seeking (correspondence from project client in 2018)
Sustainability
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Treating Insomnia with Architecture (Radio interview by Michael Mackenzie for ABC in 2017)
Initial Taylor Email (written by Taylor Ryan in 2018)
On Adam Phillips (Letter from Brett Lockwood in 2018)
Conclusion
Bibliography
Transcriptions
Index
Biography
Anthony Clarke (PhD) is an Australian architect, scholar, writer, and founding director of the award-winning practice, BLOXAS – A Practice for Empathic and Experimental Architecture. Anthony’s work focusses on the relationship between architecture and care, re-articulating practice through innovative and reflexive methodologies. BLOXAS and Anthony have been widely recognised both nationally and internationally through publication and public engagement. Anthony is a Dean’s Visiting Professor at Columbia University – GSAPP and is an active educator at various Australian Universities including Monash University (MADA). Anthony, alongside Dr Jos Boys and Associate Professor John Gardner, were the series editors for the publication ‘Neurodivergence and Architecture’ published by Elsevier in 2022.
