Architectures of Hiding: Crafting Concealment | Omission | Deception | Erasure | Silence

Cover
Half Title
Endorsements
Title
Copyright
Contents
List of Figures
Contributor Biographies
List of Abbreviations
Acknowledgements
Introduction
Interludes, Insights and Reflections: Architectures of Hiding: On Displaying the Hidden
Part I Modes of Hiding: Veiled Devices Beyond the Gaze
	Interlude 1: Verdures: Mimicry and Camouflage
	1 Camouflage After the Bauhaus: Oskar Schlemmer, László Moholy-Nagy and György Kepes
	2 Walls and Hidden Forms of Walling: The Production of Spatial Violence in Beirut
	3 Hiding, Veiling and Transversing: Nubian Madyafa Post-Displacement
	4 From Concealed Caves to Dis(Cover)ed Bunkers: Gaetano Pesce’s Pre-/Post-Historical Atomic Shelter
	5 Concealed Behind Transparencies: A Closer Look at Architecture’s Hidden Performativity Through the Barcelona Pavilion
	6 Happy Schools: The Visible and Invisible in the Sven Lokrantz School and the Architecture of Special Education
	Interlude 2: Deformative, Yet Silent
Part II Motives of Hiding: Disguised Narratives
	Interlude 3: Avert
	7 Hiding in Plain Sight: The White House Solarium and the Projection of History
	8 Urban Alibi and Its Terms of Concealment : Cases From Shanghai
	9 Hiding Behind Colonial Roots: Investigating the Reconstruction of the Palestinian Presidential Headquarters (the Muqata’a) in Ramallah
	10 [Hidden Architecture]: The Paracontextual in Superstudio’s Project of Instrumentalizable Muteness
	11 Architects’ Hidden Building Signatures
	12 Clutter, Tidying and Architectural Desires
	Interlude 4: Hidden Relics
Part III Concealed Apparatus: Latencies and Potentialities in Material Realities
	Interlude 5: Yellow + Blue: An Apparatus for Fabricating Illusionary Architecture
	13 Hiding in the Wings: A Culture of the Onlooker in Eighteenth-Century France
	14 Principles of Masking: Wall Paintings by Thomas Schütte and Ludger Gerdes, Circa 1977
	15 Concealment, Costume and Modern Architecture
	16 Architecture, Infrastructure and Occlusion in Miami: The Network Access Point of the Americas
	17 Drawn Lines Conceal Multitudes: The Hidden Traces of Time in Carlo Scarpa’s Drawn Factures for the Brion Memorial
	18 Impossible Gag: Clues to a Hidden Reality in Winsor McCay’s and Buster Keaton’s Representations of Dreams
	Interlude 6: A New Approach to Hidden History: The Reconstruction of History Through Nodal Spaces in the Ghost City of Lifta
	Coda: The Architecture of Hiddenness: Latency and Virtuality in the Topology of Concealment
Index