César Reyes Nájera

Stacy Alaimo: Our bodies are the anthropocene (ep381) — Green Dreamer Stacy Alaimo on an introduction to “transcorporeality”, how people with “multiple chemical sensitivities” are prime examples of our deep entanglements with our extended bodies, the contributions of ev...

Our bodies are the anthropocene > Stacy Alaimo

www.greendreamer.com/podcast/stac...

#transcorporeality #WorldingAirs #DesignStudio #PostDoc #UniLu

Ecolonisation

#concept

There is still hope: Libraries exist!

#BooksAreLouderThnaBombs

«Books to reinforce the importance of these threshold locations where private shades into public, and “I” becomes “we.”»

"Citationality is another form of academic relationality. White men is reproduced as a citational relational. White men cite other white men: it is what they have always done; it is what they will do; what they teach each other to do when they teach each other. "

Sara Ahmed, White Men (2014)

César Reyes talking about gender, feminism and urbanism to the students of the seminar in the space of Cultures of Assembly. A medium size space, grey floor and white ceiling with a rounded table full of students, a projection of a slide that says “we don’t embroider cushions here” Charlotte Perriend and the construction of (unfinished intentionally)”

Anna Puigjaner lecturing about the kitchenless city. A medium size space, grey floor and white ceiling with a rounded table full of students, a projection of a slide in the front wall.

When The Esch Clinics (Cultures of Assembly with @cerreyes.bsky.social, Markus Miessen) meets @care-xyz.bsky.social

Building upon our ongoing research “Building Pleasures” were enjoying getting to know Esch through new lenses—also participating at the Seminar on Gender and Urbanism.

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Career goals 🙋🏽‍♂️✨📚❤️

Presidents are temporary,
Books are forever!✊🏽📚

Yeeeesss... quiero la miaaaa! ✨🥰🪩

This 👇🏽✨✨✨

Absolutely loving this way of reading the city: collecting traces, memories, conversations, to find patterns that unveil the hidden structures supporting the visible part of the system.

Thanks Caroline Genz for coming to "Cultures of Assembly"!

#COA #MArch #UniLu #Infrastructuring #Assemblies

Archipelago of Protocols A city was conceived as a system of coexistence and its legislative system is already old. The Urban Protocol could be first and foremost the call for a new legislative phase for the city of the futur...

Such a nice book! It would be great to extend it's life in printed format!

We have recovered some out of prints with POD, e.g.👇🏽👌🏽

dpr-barcelona.com/archipelago-...

Axiom: After pressing the 'print the book' button, the cleverest typos come out of hiding!

#PrintedMatterMatters
#TheSmellOfBooks
#MakingBooks

Bookshelf: Fall 2024 A seasonal roundup of book reviews on buildings, landscapes, and cities, featuring titles of interest to Places editors and contributing critics.

Books books books! Each season, we publish roundups of reviews of recent books on architecture, landscape & cities that catch our eyes and the eyes of our contributing critics. It's our take on titles worth your attention in the vast world of publishing today.

Our latest edition of Bookshelf:

Fitch Colloquium: Repairing Architecture Schools - Columbia GSAPP Columbia University Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation

We're cohosting an event this Saturday w/ the Historic Preservation Program at Columbia University! Join us for a day-long colloquium focused on repair in architecture + planning education. How can we accelerate academia’s adaptation to the new exigencies of our planet?

Free and open to the public:

Hello Bluesky peeps! For those of you looking for scholarship and design on architecture and the built, imagined and destroyed environment - the Journal of Architectural Education is here! Give us a follow - good things coming at this space!

@thejaeonline.bsky.social

'There is a kind of love called maintenance' says Ursula Ashkam Fanthorpe, and @placesjournal.bsky.social shows this love can take different forms 👇🏽✨

Bon dia M U N D O !

¿Te acordás de lo que te acordaste por primera vez?

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Do you remember what you remembered for the first time?