Transgression in the Architectures of After-Modernity

Acknowledgments

Introduction: Speaking Transgression
in Times of Crises
Carmen Popescu

Part One: Recodifying Inhabiting: On So cietal Mutations and Resituating Margins

1 “The Single-Persons Project”: Council Housing Beyond the Nuclear Family
Savia Palate
2 The Representability of Interstitial Scenes
Sarah Mills and Simon Baker
3 On Relational Histories of Spatial Law and Transgression
Tiago Castela
4 On Weeds and Hospitality: An Architectural Point of View on (Bio)Diversity
Carmen Popescu

Part Two: Bending Politics: On Moving the Lines

5 Limit(ation)s: Squatting in Naldöken, Izmir
Gülsüm Baydar, Kıvanc Kılınç, and Ahenk Yılmaz
6 Living with the Museum: Uses of Memory and the Normalization of Struggles
Leandro Peredo
7 Climbing Over, Stepping Across: Transgression as Lived Alternative in the Practice of Stalker
Patrick Düblin
8 Liminality as Transgression: The Urban Ritual of XR
Francesca Romana Dell’Aglio

Part Three: Deviating Theory: On Co ncepts and Devices

9 Transgression—Where Experience Meets with Concept? Tschumi’s “Paradox of Architecture” Revisited
Ole W. Fischer
10 Trapping, Dismembering and Crucifying Angels: Tracing the Sacred in Hejduk’s Bovisa
Jesse Rafeiro
11 Entwined Spaces of Boredom, Desire, and Transgression
Christian Parreno

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