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Our world is full of lands, cities, buildings and artefacts, many of which are deposits and residues of colonial times and, more pervasively, colonial processes. Reclaiming Colonial Architecture unpacks the built inheritances of colonialism and re-thinks how we might understand, narrate, intervene in or act upon them as architects.
Our world is full of lands, cities, buildings and artefacts, many of which are deposits and residues of colonial times and, more pervasively, colonial processes. Reclaiming Colonial Architecture unpacks the built inheritances of colonialism and re-thinks how we might understand, narrate, intervene in or act upon them as architects.
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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.
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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
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
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