"This open access book tells a new and untold history of the architecture of West Africa in the colonial era, as revealed for the first time through the archives of the United Africa Company (UAC). With unprecedented archival access, it reproduces a rich photographic collection of streetscapes, buildings, and interiors to piece together the architectural legacy of this violent period of transnational extraction. The result is an insightful reflection on how architecture manifests power, culture, and identity in colonial and post-colonial contexts. The ebook editions of this book are available…mehr
"This open access book tells a new and untold history of the architecture of West Africa in the colonial era, as revealed for the first time through the archives of the United Africa Company (UAC). With unprecedented archival access, it reproduces a rich photographic collection of streetscapes, buildings, and interiors to piece together the architectural legacy of this violent period of transnational extraction. The result is an insightful reflection on how architecture manifests power, culture, and identity in colonial and post-colonial contexts. The ebook editions of this book are available open access under a CC BY-NC-ND 4.0 licence on bloomsburycollections.com. Open access was funded by the University of Liverpool"--Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Foreword - Ola Uduku (University of Liverpool) Introduction 1. The United Africa Company Archive 2. Responder Essay - UAC and/in the Archives: Silences and Gaps - Ayodeji Olukoju (University of Lagos) 3. Trading Stations on the River Niger: Treaties, Charters, and the Royal Niger Company 4. Island Traders: The Company Town of Burutu and the Crown Colony of Lagos 5. Responder Essay: UAC Rivers Stations and Oil Rivers: An Argument for Local 'Found' Knowledge as the Archilles heel in Ijo Communities - Warebe Brisibe (Rivers State University, Nigeria) 6. Image Collection: Rivers and Coast 7. Shifting Narratives of Legitimation: Palm Oil Extraction in the Belgian Congo 8. Building a 'Forest Factory': Architecture, Extraction and the African Timber and Plywood Company in Nigeria and Ghana 9. Responder Essay: Land - Ola Uduku (University of Liverpool, UK) 10. Image Collection: Land 11. Fine Buildings Enrich A Country: Factories, Showrooms and the UAC as a partner in Decolonisation 12. The Independence Boom: Africanisation, Land Speculation and the Business of Building 13. Kingsway Stores: Contested Visions of Developments 14. Responder Essay: Social Class, Kingsway Stores, Archival Fictions - Kuukuwa Manful (University of Michigan, US) 15. Image Collection: City Coda References Bibliography Appendices
Foreword - Ola Uduku (University of Liverpool) Introduction 1. The United Africa Company Archive 2. Responder Essay - UAC and/in the Archives: Silences and Gaps - Ayodeji Olukoju (University of Lagos) 3. Trading Stations on the River Niger: Treaties, Charters, and the Royal Niger Company 4. Island Traders: The Company Town of Burutu and the Crown Colony of Lagos 5. Responder Essay: UAC Rivers Stations and Oil Rivers: An Argument for Local 'Found' Knowledge as the Archilles heel in Ijo Communities - Warebe Brisibe (Rivers State University, Nigeria) 6. Image Collection: Rivers and Coast 7. Shifting Narratives of Legitimation: Palm Oil Extraction in the Belgian Congo 8. Building a 'Forest Factory': Architecture, Extraction and the African Timber and Plywood Company in Nigeria and Ghana 9. Responder Essay: Land - Ola Uduku (University of Liverpool, UK) 10. Image Collection: Land 11. Fine Buildings Enrich A Country: Factories, Showrooms and the UAC as a partner in Decolonisation 12. The Independence Boom: Africanisation, Land Speculation and the Business of Building 13. Kingsway Stores: Contested Visions of Developments 14. Responder Essay: Social Class, Kingsway Stores, Archival Fictions - Kuukuwa Manful (University of Michigan, US) 15. Image Collection: City Coda References Bibliography Appendices
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