by Jessie Hohmann Botanic gardens do not immediately appear as architecture. They are more commonly seen as landscape, or at…
The People’s Parliament of Rojava: Architecture as a Transformative Power
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Frozen in liminality, prestige infrastructure abandoned before completion in Amman, Jordan
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Psychiatric Architectures and Institutional Aesthetics: The Materio-Legislative Entanglement of Outsider Art
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Law and Architecture’s Brutal Times of Prishtina. The legal meaning of liminal spaces
by Vittoria Becci I took this photo of an art installation in the Grand Hotel of Prishtina, that was the…
York, a Human Rights City: materialising international human rights law?
by Alice Trotter This image reflects a well-known landscape in York, a small, walled city located in the northeast of…
Locating the Archives: The United Nations and El Salvador’s Collective Memory in Midtown Manhattan
Image: “Classified” Claudia Guevara Fiallos (2022). Reproduced with permission of the artist. by Valeria Vázquez Guevara As I approached the…
Facing Mount Kenya: Amidst the Ruins of Decolonization
Image of the Kenyatta International Convention Centre.Daniel Ricardo Quiroga-Villamarín 2019 ©. by Daniel R. Quiroga-Villamarín “Achten sie auf ihr geld;…
Vulnerable Architecture in the Law
by Susanne Krasmann The image created by Andrey Goopsa shows the Donetsk Regional Academic Drama Theatre in Mariupol, Ukraine, before…