Reuse & continuity
Architecture begins with what is already there. Existing structures, material traces and archival readings offer a way to work with continuity rather than erasure.
Related inquiry ↗Mapping, archival reading, fieldwork and visual documentation.
Research for living cities.
Architecture begins with what is already there. Existing structures, material traces and archival readings offer a way to work with continuity rather than erasure.
Related inquiry ↗The city can be read through its fragments, thresholds and layers. Mapping, fieldwork and visual documentation sit alongside architectural production.
Related inquiry ↗Research-led spatial work connects cultural and social layers with questions of circularity and spatial justice. It is part of the design process, from reading a place to developing a strategic framework.
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