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"Building Change provides a vision of a revitalized role for architecture as a critical cultural and spatial practice. It discusses the dynamic between power and building and lays out the spatial strategies those in power use to manipulate and control the physical world. These include segregation, marginalization, construction of hierarchies and the spatial transformations of mechanisms such as colonialism and globalization. The book goes on to investigate the shifting relationships among power, space and architecture in a world where a number of subjected people are reasserting their…
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2 editions- Other · English · 2005Routledge · 256 pages · 9780415318761
- Other · English · 2005Routledge · 256 pages · 9780415318754
ArchitectureArchitecture and societyModern ArchitecturePolitical aspectsPolitical aspects of ArchitectureSocial changeArchitecture, modern, 20th centuryArchitecture, modern, 21st century






