Domesticity implicates notions of gender, sexuality, labor, class, ethnicity, and taste. It makes concrete ambitions for comfort, security, privacy, and independence. Domestic spaces must be flexible to change, intensified occupation, and unusual habits, but robust enough to accommodate use and decay. These are spaces marked by cycles of moving in, starting a family, growing old, and dying. This volume explores questions about what it means to conserve a house and the afterlife of conserved domestic spaces.
Domesticity implicates notions of gender, sexuality, labor, class, ethnicity, and taste. It makes concrete ambitions for comfort, security, privacy, and independence. Domestic spaces must be flexible to change, intensified occupation, and unusual habits, but robust enough to accommodate use and decay. These are spaces marked by cycles of moving in, starting a family, growing old, and dying. This volume explores questions about what it means to conserve a house and the afterlife of conserved domestic spaces.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Lilian Chee is a writer, theorist and designer. Trained at the Bartlett and the National University of Singapore, where she is currently Assistant Professor, her publications include 'An Architecture of Twenty Words', in "Negotiating Domesticity" (2005); 'A Web in the Garden', in "Pattern, Haecceity Papers" (2007), 'Living with Freud', in "AD Atmosphere" (2008), 'Performing Domesticity: Ma Qingyun's Father's House', in "Home and Space, Haecceity Papers" (2009), 'Under the Billiard Table' in the "Singapore Journal of Tropical Geography" (2011), 'Materializing the Tiger in the Archive' in "Feminist Practices" (2011), and 'The Domestic Residue' in "Gender Place Culture" (2012). She also serves as Regional Editor for the "Journal of Architecture." Lilian is working on a project which explores domesticity in the Singapore public housing context. Erwin Viray studied at the University of the Philippines for his Bachelor of Science in Architecture (cum laude), his Master's at Kyoto Institute of Technology, his Doctorate in Architecture at the University of Tokyo. His research is on architectural pedagogy, the phenomenological effects of materials, museology, exhibitions and museums, and monographic studies of architects such as Herzog and de Meuron, Peter Zumthor, SANAA, et al. From 2002, he served as Assistant Professor in the Department of Architecture at the National University of Singapore, since 2011 a Professor at Kyoto Institute of Technology and Head of the Graduate School of Architecture Design. Since 1996, he has been co-editor of "a+u" (Architecture and Urbanism). He has written: "The Beauty of Materials: When Surfaces Start to Move." He is one of the ten critics for the "10x10-2" from Phaidon Press, a member of the International Advisory Council of the Barcelona Institute of Architecture, an Award Ambassador for Holcim Awards for Sustainable Construction, Expert of the Zumtobel Award for Sustainable Humanity, and a board member of the Planning and Management of TOTO Gallery MA. About ONG&ONG With a track record of 40 years in the industry, ONG&ONG has earned an unparalleled reputation for servicing our clients with creativity, excellence and commitment. ONG&ONG offers a complete 360 solution - i.e. a parceled cross-discipline integrated solution, encompassing all aspects of the construction business. This three-pronged solution encompasses design (architecture, urban planning, interior, landscape, environmental branding, lighting and experience design), engineering (mechanical, electrical, civil, structural, fire safety and environmental) and management (project, development, construction, cost and place). We are an ISO14001 certified practice with offices in Singapore, China, Vietnam, India, Malaysia, the USA, Indonesia as well as Mongolia. In-depth knowledge of the local context, culture and regulations allow us to better understand our clients' needs to enable us to meet and exceed their expectations. With several awards to our name, ONG&ONG constantly works towards staying ahead of the competition.
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