Tania Sengupta, Stuart King

Reclaiming Colonial Architecture

• Gebundenes Buch

Produktbeschreibung

A guide to understanding and addressing colonial inheritances in the built environment.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: RIBA Publishing
• Seitenzahl: 224
• Erscheinungstermin: 1. Dezember 2024
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 257mm x 218mm x 20mm
• Gewicht: 1004g
• ISBN-13: 9781915722362
• ISBN-10: 1915722365
• Artikelnr.: 71299652

Autorenporträt

Dr Tania Sengupta teaches and is Director of Architectural History and Theory at the Bartlett School of Architecture, University College London. Dr Stuart King is a Senior Lecturer in Architectural Design and History, and Program Coordinator for the Master of Urban and Cultural Heritage at the University of Melbourne, Australia.

Inhaltsangabe

Acknowledgements Introduction: Reclaiming Colonial Architecture - Critical
Practices of Lands, Cities, Buildings and Artefacts by Tania Sengupta and
Stuart King Lands * L1 - Truth Telling at Wybalenna (Flinders Island,
Australia) * L2 - Inga Ancestral Inhabitation Knowledge Mapping (Andean
Amazon, Colombia) by Pedro Jajoy, Jhon Tisoy, Musu Jacanamijoy, Juliana
Ramírez and Catalina Mejía Moreno * L3 - Ma Joie, Plantation House (Mahé,
Seychelles) by Helénè Frichot * L4 - The Counter Plantation of Barbados (St
George, Barbados) by Mackenzie Luke * L5 - Watery Archives, Aqueous Methods
(Manchester, England) by Huda Tayob * L6 - The Inscrutable Mire: Designing
with Other-than-Human Agency (Banff, Canada) by Tiffany Kaewen Dang * L7 -
Reclaiming the Landscape Beyond the Highway (Jerusalem) by Mira Idries
Cities * C1 - Postcolonial Anxiety and Fragmented Revitalisation of
Jakarta's Old Town (Jakarta, Indonesia) by Amanda Achmadi * C2 - Making,
Un-making and Re-making Colonial Space, New Delhi (Delhi, India) by Arunava
Dasgupta * C3 - Contesting Pasts: (Re)Interpretating Contested Colonial
Pasts in Harbin (Harbin, China) by Wenzhuo Zhang * C4 - Dangerous Heritage
in Danger: Colonial-Imperial (Neo)classicism of the Ukrainian South (Odesa,
Ukraine) by Ievgeniia \'Jenia\' Gubkina * C5 - Two Missing Colonial
Monuments in Germany (Hamburg and Berlin, Germany) by Valentina
Rozas-Krause * C6 - ReOrientalism : The Ramadan Pavilion at the Victoria
and Albert Museum (London, UK) by Shaheed Saleem Buildings * B1 - The
Chicago Cultural Center and the Settler Colonial City (Chicago, USA) by
Andrew Herscher and Ana-Maria León * B2 - Rainbow Serpent (Version) at the
Martin-Gropius-Bau (Berlin, Germany) by Michael Mossman and Andrew Leach *
B3 - Decolonising Fascist Colonial Legacy, Demodernising Architecture
(Borgo, Sicily) by Emilio Distretti and Alessandro Petti * B4 - The Claude
Bernard Hospital in Paris: a Debris of Empire (Paris, France) by Guillaume
Lachenal, Gaëtan Thomas, Simon De Nys-Ketels and Johan Lagae * B5 -
Rescripting The Invisible City (Johannesburg, South Africa) by Althea
Peacock and Tanzeem Razak * B6 - Reconnecting Architecture with Country in
the Redfern Community Facility (Sydney, Australia) by Aileen Sage
Architects and Daniele Hromek * B7 - (Re-)inhabiting the Junta Dos Bairros
e Casas Populares Neighbourhoods (Maputo, Beira & Nampula, Mozambique) by
Patricia Noormahomed * B8 - The Paradox of Andean Colonial Temples in Arica
and Parinacota (Arica and Parinacota, Chile) by Magdalena Pereira and
Cristian Heinsen * B9 - Coral White: Reclaiming (?) Missionary Architecture
in the Cook Islands (Rarotonga and Mangaia, Cook Islands) by Jeanette
Budgett, Carolyn Hill and Jean Mason * B11 - Dissonant Heritage: The Loss
of the Apia Courthouse (Apia, Samoa) by Christoph Schnoor Things * T1 -
Spring Bay Mill: A Place to Gather Again (Triabunna, Australia) by Ross
Brewin * T2 - Interpreting and Communicating Taiwan's Colonial Industrial
Heritage (Taiwan) by An-Yu Cheng and Ping-Sheng Wu * T3 - Re-weaving,
Re-building: The Malkha Cotton Factory (Ellanthakunta (Telengana), India)
by Tania Sengupta * T4 - Now You See It, Now You Don't: The Henry Jarvis
Memorial Hall Screen, 66 Portland Place (London, UK) by Neal Sashore * T5 -
Toppling Crowther: Activists, Institutions and Colonial Monuments
(Nipaluna/Hobart, Australia) by Stuart King * T6 - The Lobi Vessel: A New
Practice for the Architecture of Afrorevivalism (Lobi Country, Western
Africa) by Richard Adetokunbo Aina * T5 - Harmful Objects (Beloved
Subjects): Colonial Family Archives (County Down, Northern Ireland) by
Briony Widdis Conclusion: Architectures of Critical and Responsive Practice
by Tania Sengupta and Stuart King Editor bios Contributor bios Affiliated
organisations References Index Image Credits