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9781118361795: The Architecture of Transgression

Synopsis

Transgression will explore the idea that those working on and beyond the architectural periphery can make a positive impact on the mainstream. In much the same way as the avant–garde of a century ago – Dada, Surrealism and early Modernism – influenced and undermined established thinking and method, it shows how similarly transgressive practices are being adopted by architects to help reinvent and reposition the profession. The transgressive architect engages with conceptual art, pioneers urban intervention, interacts with informal development, breaks barriers of taste, shifts between research and practice, creates critical projects and is an activist and perhaps even a "new Utopian". Contributors include: Can Altay, Kim Dovey, Chris Jencks, David Littlefield, Alistair Parvin, Doina Petrescu and Robin Wilson Featured architects: Atelier d′architecture autogérée, EXYZT, Bernard Khoury, Office for Subversive Architecture and Bernard Tschumi.

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À propos de l?auteur

Jonathan Mosley is a practicing artist/architect and senior lecturer in the Department of Planning and Architecture at the University of the West of England. His collaborative studio with artist Sophie Warren produces events, constructions, exhibitions and publications that bring conceptual art processes to the exploration of architectural concerns. They are currently editing Beyond Utopia a multi-contributor book for Los Angeles and Berlin publisher Errant Bodies Press to be released in November 2011. Their work has been exhibited and published internationally.

Dr Rachel Sara is a senior lecturer in the Department of Planning and Architecture at the University of the West of England, Bristol (UWE). She studied architecture to Doctoral level at the University of Sheffield, and has contributed to a range of academic architectural journals, books and conferences, including Field journal, JEBE, Transactions. She was contributed to various publications and co-wrote The Crit: An Architectural Student's Handbook (2000 and 2007 2nd edition) published by Elsevier. She is peer reviewer for a number of journals including Journal of Architecture, Urban Policy and Research, Gender Work and Organization, CEBE Transactions and Art, Design and Communication in Higher Education.

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