New CFP: Special issue of Architectural Theory Review on "Architectures of Informal Empire." Manuscripts due June 1, 2024. For more, see

Happening this upcoming Friday, October 27: "Unsettling Land: A Launch & Anniversary Event" @buellcenter. For more info, see https://t.co/AdHWa7ajCJ.

Stay tuned for more essays in the coming months!

The project's introduction, “Mattering Toxics and Making Toxics Matter in Architecture and Landscape Histories,” has been revised to introduce these texts as well: https://t.co/txkjK88mLe.

“Pipes, Provision, Profits, Privatization,” by Jonah Rowen, compares water delivery systems to show how colonial infrastructures produced bodily damage as an after-effect of a design practice that marked some populations as more expendable than others: https://t.co/iZvCmir7X2.

“Thinking Like a Gulch,” by Desirée Valadares, uncovers the military, corporate, and settler colonial histories of toxicities in Honouliuli, a gulch in the central plains of Oʻahu, Hawaiʻi, recently acquired by the National Parks Service: https://t.co/kb07LZTFDA.

“‘With-On’ White," by Ingrid Halland and Marte Johnslien, examines how titanium dioxide—the pigment used to make bright white paint—changed the aesthetics of surfaces, and also how it was positioned to reinforce gendering and racializing stereotypes: https://t.co/B40fDmsJk7.

We’re thrilled to publish three new essays in Toxics, an Aggregate project about architectural and landscape histories of deleterious materials, edited by @smallerlarge and @mtenhoor with @_elliotts : https://t.co/CRZU4ggzbR.

New CfP: @thresholds_mit 52: Disappearance, submissions due June 1, 2023. https://t.co/kazesqey8s

Articles on @AggArchCollab, along with links to others published in ABE Journal and @ccawire, are available here:

Recording of the recent launch of the multi-platform "Feminist Architectural Histories of Migration" edited by Anooradha Iyer Siddiqi and Rachel Lee @ColumbiaGSAPP is now available here:

The recording of the book launch of "Architecture in Development: Systems and the Emergence of the Global South" @ColumbiaGSAPP is now available, with thanks to @buellcenter.

For more about the volume, including access to the "Introduction," visit https://t.co/IEzphrhafG.

For those in NYC! Join @AggArchCollab editors for the launch of "Architecture in Development: Systems and the Emergence of the Global South" tomorrow, Friday, March 3, @ColumbiaGSAPP. Event organized by @buellcenter.

FYI: We're doing maintenance on our website and expect it to be back up and fully operational in a few days. Thanks!

TONIGHT: Join the editors and authors of Feminist Architectural Histories of Migration to mark and celebrate the launch of a collection of articles in ABE Journal-Architecture beyond Europe, @CCACanadian, and @AggArchCollab. 🔗: https://t.co/SrvdF58YA7 #UofT

We're so grateful to this group for sharing their ideas in @AggArchCollab, and look forward to celebrating this project @UofTDaniels tomorrow evening:

Elis Mendoza @lizzanka, Patricia Morton, Aya Musmar, María Novas Ferradas, Itohan Osayimwese, Ana Gisele Ozaki @ozaki_ana, Nida Rehman, Zoé Samudzi @ztsamudzi, Ishita Shah, Anooradha Iyer Siddiqi, Olga Touloumi @oumitoul, and Ipek Türeli, directed and edited by Will Davis @wd4vis

Read by Nora Akawi, Esra Akcan @esraakcan Lilian Chee, Namita Vijay Dharia, Annapurna Garimella, Rupali Gupte, Tania Gutiérrez-Monroy, Hollyamber Kennedy, Torsten Lange, Rachel Lee, Diana Lee-Smith, Joy Mboya,

And a video, "Margins, Diffractions, Collaborations: Feminist Architectural Histories of Migration" features readings of the texts in the entire "Feminist Architectural Histories of Migration" project