Sociologists of health and illness have tended to overlook the architecture and buildings
used in health care. This contrasts with medical geographers who have yielded a body of …

» Es steht uns ebensowenig frei, die Form unserer Häuser zu wählen, wie die der Kleidung
[...]. Folglich könnte man höchstens der Liste der früher aufgezählten Erscheinungen eine …

In recent years, the centres of many towns and cities have been reshaped by urban design
projects, but little attention has been paid to how these transformations are experienced …

In this paper we discuss the introduction of the L aunceston B ike N etwork, a local
government project progressed in T asmania, A ustralia. The project's implementation …

How to rethink the notion of site? scale models (Yaneva, 2005), city plans (Zitouni, 2010)
and maps (Nadaï & Labussière, 2013; Vertesi, 2008), for instance. However, as the ANT …

This article makes use of actor‐network theory to reflect on how responsibility is distributed
when efforts are made to change the built environment. More specifically, it is concerned …

De plus en plus d'entreprises adoptent des formes organisationnelles flexibles, notamment
à travers la mise en place d'aménagements spatiaux dits «par activités»(activity-based …

Christine Neubert geht der sozialen Relevanz der gebauten Umgebung nach. Mit ihrer
ethnografischen Studie schließt sie eine Forschungslücke, denn der Einfluss von Architektur …

What does moral agency mean in architecture? This question should pique every science
and technology studies (STS) scholar and architectural theorist. Not only do architects …

This dissertation is about the spatial organization of contemporary psychiatric practice, about
'healing architecture'in psychiatry. I take 'healing architecture'to represent a particular effort …