Architectural and Urban Reflections after Deleuze and Guattari

A dispatch from the RGS-IBG in London:

Seeing the Rowman and Littlefield table at the conference today spurred me to look and see if this book to which I contributed a chapter was up on their site yet…and it was. The table of contents is pasted below:

Introduction, Constantin Boundas and Vana Tentokali

Part One – Architecture and Urbanism: Arts of the Built Space

Schizoanalytic City, Andrew Ballantyne

Deleuze, Space and the Architectural Fragment, Marko Jobst

Architectural Translations of Deleuze and Guattari’s Thought on the Concept of Place, Dimitra Chatzisavva

The Skin of the Public Space, Vana Tentokali and Constantin Boundas

Bodies without Organs and Cities without Architecture, Chris Smith

Part Two – Architectural and Urbanist Tool Boxes

Gilles Deleuze and Chaos Theory, Stathis-Alexander Zoulias

A Thousand Models of Realization: Toward a Deleuzoguattarian Critical Urban Theory, Keith Harris

Non-Correlational Athens, Stavros Kousoulas

Architecture at the Age of Its Digital Production: The Force, Differentiation and Humanity of the Fold as an Architectural Principle, Constantinos Proimos

Design of Earth Movement: Objects, Buildings and Environment Conceived as Landscape Formations, Konstantinos Moraitis

Spatial Transcriptions of the Concept of the Fold in Architecture as a Landscape Sensitive Approach, Anthi Verykiou

Part Three – Vital Materiality

Laocoon and the Snakes of History, Bernard Cache

Reterritorializing Concrete as an Actor of Comfort in Architecture, Athena Moustaka

Radicalizing Architecture by redefining the Monument, Mike Hale

Diagrammatic Narratives: Graphic Fields of Rupture and Catastrophe, Anthia Kosma

The Concept of the Map in the Homeric Odyssey, Aspasia Kouzoupi

Part Four – The Clinical

From the Exhaustion of the Dogmatic Image of Thought that Circumscribes Architecture to Feminist Practices of Joy, Hélène Frichot

Bibliography

Index

Contributor Biographies