The Korean Border’s Unintended Wilderness

The Korean Border’s Unintended Wilderness

Forged by Cold War geopolitics, a thriving ecosystem has begun to flourish within the Korean Demilitarised Zone. Birthed and defined by conflict, a sanctuary has been made possible not by peace, but by the perpetual threat of war.

Marx and Degrowth Architecture

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Weaving Vessels for Emerging Climates

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Failed Architecture IRL

Failed Architecture’s Top Fails

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Keep Failed from Failing

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Where policy produces a global peripheral class, architecture enforces its control, segregation, and banishment.

Open Call: Everywhere Walls, Borders, Prisons

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Earth, Matter

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Film Screening: Spaces of Exception by Matt Peterson and Malek Rasamny (London)

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Tacheles in Ruins

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They make sure that each water tank is punctured, water flowing out as a signifier of domination

Systematic Thirst: An Interview with Muna Dajani

Daily life, Gaza City, Gaza Strip, 13.2.2012

Drying Up Palestine by Peter Snowdon and Rima Essa

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The Jail That Lives Inside Us: An Interview With Raed Andoni

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insistence on life against all the odds

War on the Mushaa’: Noura Alkhalili and Jumana Manna in Conversation

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Foragers by Jumana Manna

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Film Screening: Ghost Hunting by Raed Andoni (Los Angeles)

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Spaces of Exception by Matt Peterson and Malek Rasamny

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Continued creation through destruction…