How did writers and artists view the intersection of architecture and race in the modernist
era? Winner of the MSA First Book Prize of the Modernist Studies Association With the …

Overcrowding in informal housing is a core problem in international development debates,
whereby slum upgrading is viewed as a dominant policy to integrate formal and informal …

Built environments are complex, emergent, systemic, and require contextual analysis. They
should be understood before reconsidering how professionals and researchers of the built …

Resumen¿ Existe una relación entre desigualdad y acceso al suelo? Aunque tendemos a
pensar que la desigualdad depende de disparidades en los ingresos, este texto–parte de …

Large urban developments (LUDs) have been driving contemporary neoliberal urban
housing development worldwide, marked by scholarly and public discourses on the …

The concept of 'housing as urbanism'considers the social, political and economic
components of housing, which, in reality, translates to housing that is closer to employment …

This issue of Footprint brings together housing-as-design with housing-as-policy and
housing-as-market to discuss what is, today, the value of housing. It discusses how the …

This text presents an historical review of incremental housing approaches. It examines the
different terminologies related with the production of housing and the design of house types …

This article explores the potential of housing policies to reduce economic, social and
political inequalities. Understanding inequalities as issues of distribution and recognition …

The infrastructures that form an intimate and co-constitutive part of the subject are fragile:
they can recede, fall apart, or become emphatically unsupportive. Against the backdrop of …