Architecture, Migration, and Spaces of Exception in Europe
Despite a recent surge of interest in how conflict, violence, and memory interact with the built environment, the contemporary crisis in the Mediterranean has attracted little attention from the architectural community. But the issues raised by irregular migration (the legal definition of what is h...
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ABE Journal
2017
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| Περίληψη: | Despite a recent surge of interest in how conflict, violence, and memory interact with the built environment, the contemporary crisis in the Mediterranean has attracted little attention from the architectural community. But the issues raised by irregular migration (the legal definition of what is happening in the Mediterranean) have implications for how we frame Europe and its architecture.Irregular migration is defined as an unauthorized breach of the territorial boundaries and regulatory s... |
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