JAE 74:2 Fall 2020

Othering

October 21, 2020

Theme Editors

David Theodore

McGill University
Montreal, Quebec

Tanya Southcott

McGill University

October 21, 2020

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Editorial

How’s the Water?

Marc J. Neveu

Othering

Tanya Southcott & David Theodore

Opinion

Call to Action: ArchiteXX, Now What?!, and Creating New Futures

Lori Brown, Sarah Rafson, Andrea J. Merrett & Roberta Washington

Call to Action: A (Little) Manifesto for Doing Dis/Ability Differently in Architecture

Jos Boys

Call to Action: Unsettling Topographies

Julia Christensen

Call to Action: Other Desires: Other Architectures

Mario Gooden

Call to Action: Inanimate Otherness

Graham Harman

Call to Action: SITE • ED: A Student-as-Site Pedagogy

Emily Wettstein

Scholarship of Design

Solar Systems for the Rural Body: Techno-Environmental Othering in India, ca. 1978

Ateya Khorakiwala

De-Centering Rome: The Politics of Global Architectural History

Adnan Z. Morshed

Development Aid from Socialist Poland: Knowledge Transfer and Education on Tropical Architecture and Planning for Developing Countries

Alicja Gzowska & Piotr Bujas

Constructing Health: Representations of Health and Housing in Charlottesville’s Urban Renewals

Kevan J. Klosterwill, Alissa Ujie Diamond, Barbara Brown Wilson & Jeana Ripple

Technologies of the Virtual Other: Bodies, Users, and Avatars

Galo Canizares

Climatic Design and Its Others: “Southern” Perspectives in the Age of the Anthropocene

Jennifer Ferng, Jiat-Hwee Chang, Erik L’Heureux & Daniel J. Ryan

Decolonizing Prisons

Cathi Ho Schar, Nicole Biewenga & Mark Lombawa

Design as Scholarship

Travels Across Othered Landscapes: Teaching an Architectural History of Difference

Sharóne L. Tomer

Praxxis: Always Personal, Always Political, Always Pedagogical

Helen Aston, Emily Crompton, Sarah Renshaw & Kathryn Timmins

Between Borders and Bodies: Revealing the Architectures of Immigration Detention

Ella den Elzen

All That Is Solid

Ang Li

Micro Narrative

Bruegel’s Cloak: On the Relationship Between Architecture and Subject

Ana Morcillo Pallares

“Nos están matando”: (We Are Being Killed)

Catalina Mejía Moreno

Seeking Other Solidarities

Michael Abrahamson

Tamaššā: To Walk for Pleasure in an Altered (or Othered) Beirut

Elizabeth Martin-Malikian

Shrouded in Dust: The Unseen Labor of African American Cement Workers

Vyta Baselice

Interview

Interview with Susan Stryker

Tanya Southcott & David Theodore