Interstices 20: Political Matters
Interstices Journal of Architecture and Related Art Issue 20: Political Matters

Interstices: Journal of Architecture and Related Arts is about the spaces between idea and thing, where perfect correspondence is never quite found, demanding a realm of endless negotiation and productive interpretation. Its role is not to reaffirm existing normative standards and canons, nor to rest comfortably in the supposed self-sufficiency of the building object, regional identity, composition, nature, function … but to explore the interstices, the gaps and fractures within an institution that appears solid, secure and fixed.
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Interstices Journal of Architecture and Related Art Issue 20: Political Matters

Political Matters
Edited by Farzaneh Haghighi and Nikolina Bobic
Symposium: 18th - 19th July 2019
Published: December 2020
Interstices: Journal of Architecture and Related Arts is published by enigma : he aupiki charitable trust.
ISSN 1170-585X (Print)
ISSN 2537-9194 (Online)
Institutional: School of Art + Design, Auckland University of Technology, School of Architecture + Planning, University of Auckland
Corporate: Moller Architects, Architectus, Warren and Mahoney, JASMAX, Cheshire Architects
Augustus Services, ACS Architects, and Salmond Reed Architects.
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