Architecture: The Subject is Matter

✍ Scribed by Jonathan Hill (editor)

• Publisher: Routledge
• Year: 2014
• Tongue: English
• Leaves: 267
• Edition: Reprint
• Category: Library

✦ Table of Contents

Contents
Contributors
Acknowledgements
Introduction: Subject/Matter • Jonathan Hill
Section 1: Building Matter
1. The Future is Hairy • Jeremy Till and Sarah Wigglesworth
2. Two Architectural Projects about Purity • Katherine Shonfiel
3. Bloom • Niall McLaughlin and Martin Richman
4. Weather Architecture (Berlin 1929–30, Barcelona 1986–, Barcelona 1999–) • Jonathan Hill
5. What’s the Matter with Architecture? • David J. Gunkel
Section 2: Spatial Matter
6. Notopia: Leaky Products/Urban Interfaces • Dunne + Raby
7. Comfort, Anxiety and Space • David Sibley
8. Stairway Architecture: Transformative Cycles in the Golden Lane • lain Borden
9. The Place of Prepositions: A Space Inhabited by Angels • Jane Rendell and Pamela Wells
Section 3: Body Matter
10. Bauhaus Dream-house: Forming the Imaginary Body of the Ungendered Architect • Katerina Ruedi Ray
11. Black Matter(s): Such as? Does it? • Lesley Naa Norle Lokko
12. Surplus Matter: of Scars, Scrolls, Skulls and Stealth • Mark Dorrian
13. Animal Architecture • Peg Rawes
14. Nanotechnology – the Liberation of Architecture • Neil Spiller
15. Biological (or ‘Wet’) Architecture • Rachel Armstrong
Index