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Architecture, Materiality and Society

Connecting Sociology of Architecture with Science and Technology Studies

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Editors:
  1. Anna-Lisa Müller

    1. University of Bremen, Germany

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  2. Werner Reichmann

    1. University of Konstanz, Germany

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This book examines the extent to which the insights of STS can be used to analyse the role of architecture in and for social life. The contributions examine the question of whether architecture and thus materiality as a whole has agency. The book also proposes a theoretical and methodological approach on how to research architecture's agency.

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Table of contents (11 chapters)

  1. Front Matter

    Pages i-xiii
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  2. Introduction

    • Anna-Lisa Müller, Werner Reichmann
    Pages 1-1

  3. The Secrets of Architecture’s Action

    • Werner Reichmann, Anna-Lisa Müller
    Pages 2-23

  4. Designing a Counter: the Constitutive Entanglement of the Social and the Material in Architectural Desi

    • Marianne Stang Våland, Susse Georg
    Pages 24-47

  5. The Mutual Influence of Architecture and the Social in a Non-Home

    • Magdalena Łukasiuk, Marcin Jewdokimow
    Pages 48-68

  6. The Emergence of Architecture-Transformations: an Examination of Architecture Experiences from the Perspective of the Sociology of Space and Actor-Network-Theor

    • Theresia Leuenberger
    Pages 69-98

  7. The Parliament as a High-Political Programm

    • Endre Dányi
    Pages 99-118

  8. The Lure of Restoration: Transforming Buildings and Bodies for Ever-Longer Lif

    • Jarmin Christine Yeh
    Pages 119-144

  9. Infrastructures of Epistemic Moments: Buildings, Black Boxes, Improvement and Neighbourhood Chang

    • Robin Bartram
    Pages 145-165

  10. Putting Architecture in its Social Space: the Fields and Skills of Planning Maastrich

    • Jeremias Herberg
    Pages 166-197

  11. Moral Agency in Architecture? The Dialectics of Spatializing Morality and Moralizing Space

    • Jeffrey Chan
    Pages 198-214

  12. The Actions of Architecture: Constituting a New Sociology of Architectur

    • Anna-Lisa Müller, Werner Reichmann
    Pages 215-246

  13. Back Matter

    Pages 247-255
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Editors and Affiliations

  • University of Bremen, Germany

    Anna-Lisa Müller

  • University of Konstanz, Germany

    Werner Reichmann

About the editors

Werner Reichmann, University of Konstanz, Germany Anna-Lisa Müller, University of Bremen, Germany Marianne Stang Våland, Copenhagen Business School, Denmark Susse Georg, Aalborg University, Denmark Magdalena ?ukasiuk, University of Warsaw, Poland Marcin Jewdokimow, Cardinal Stefan Wyszy?ski University Warsaw, Poland Theresia Leuenberger, Technical University Berlin, Germany Endre Dányi, Goethe University Frankfurt am Main, Germany Jarmin Christine Yeh, University of California, San Francisco, USA Robin Bartram, Northwestern University, USA Jeremias Herberg, Leuphana University Lüneburg, Germany Jeffrey Chan, National University of Singapore

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