Architectural and Urban Reflections After Deleuze and Guattari

Architectural and Urban Reflections after Deleuze and Guattari
	Contents
	Introduction
	Part I: Architecture and Urbanism: Arts of the Built Space
		1 Schizoanalytic City
		2 Deleuze, Space and the Architectural Fragment
		3 Architectural Translations of Deleuze and Guattari’s Thought on the Concept of Place
		4 The Skin of the Public Space
		5 Bodies without Organs and Cities without Architecture
	Part II: Architectural and Urbanist Toolkits
		6 Gilles Deleuze and Chaos Theory
		7 A Thousand Models of Realisation: Towards a Deleuzoguattarian Critical Urban Theory
		8 Non-Correlational Athens
		9 Architecture at the Age of Its Digital Production: The Force, Differentiation and Humanity of the Fold as an Architectural Principle
		10 Design of Earth Movement: Objects, Buildings and Environment Conceived as Landscape Formations
		11 Spatial Transcriptions of the Concept of the Fold in Architecture as a Landscape-Sensitive Approach
	Part III: Vital Materiality
		12 Laocoon and the Snakes of History
		13 Reterritorialising Concrete as an Actor of Comfort in Architecture
		14 Radicalising Architecture by Redefining the Monument
		15 Diagrammatic Narratives: Graphic Fields of Rupture and Catastrophe
		16 The Concept of Map in the Homeric Odyssey
	Part IV: The Clinical
		17 From the Exhaustion of the Dogmatic Image of Thought that Circumscribes Architecture to Feminist Practices of Joy
	Selected Bibliography
	Index
	About the Editors and Contributors