Drifting : architecture and migrancy / edited by Stephen Cairns.
This book is an exploration of the often complex and unorthodox modes of dwelling that are emerging precisely from within the ruins of the idea of place.
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London ; New York :
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2004.
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Table of Contents:
- Drifting : architecture/migrancy / Stephen Cairns
- On cosmopolitanism / Jacques Derrida
- Architecture as evidence / Catherine Ingraham
- Mythforms : techniques of migrant place-making / Paul Carter
- Why architecture is neither here not there / Mark Rakatansky
- Migration, exile and landscapes of the imagination / Andrew Dawson and Mark Johnson
- Building Hong Kong : from migrancy to disappearance / Ackbar Abbas
- Conflicting landscapes of dwelling and democracy in Canada / Katharyne Mitchell
- Too many houses for a home : narrating the house in the Chinese diaspora / Jane M. Jacobs
- Emigration/immigration : maps, myths and origins / Mirjana Lozanovska
- Earthquake weather / Sarah Treadwell
- Pacific Island migration / Mike Austin
- La frontera's Siamese twins / Mike Davis
- Screening Los Angeles : architecture, migrancy and mobility / Brian Morris
- By the bitstream of Babylon : cyberfrontiers and diasporic vistas / Ella Shohat.