The Avery Review Issue 30 [electronic resource].

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The Avery Review Issue 30 [electronic resource].

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The Avery Review 2018

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Open access content

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The Avery Review is an online journal dedicated to thinking about books, buildings, and other architectural media. We see the genres of the review and the critical essay as vital but still underutilized ways of exploring the ideas and problems that animate the field of architecture, and we hope to push these genres beyond their most familiar forms, whether journalistic or academic. Our aim is to explore the broader implications of a given object of discourse (whether text, film, exhibition, building, project, or urban environment), to expand the terrain of what we imagine architectural discourse to be, and to broaden the diversity of voices that our field typically hears from. We are interested in reviews that test and expand the reviewer’s own intellectual commitments—theoretical, architectural, and political—through the work of others. The Avery Review will publish new essays monthly during the academic year.
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Architectural criticism
Architecture
Computational intelligence
Housing
City planning

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Added entries:

James Graham
Isabelle Kirkham-Lewitt
Alissa Anderson
Caitlin Blanchfield
Jacob R. Moore
Shumi Bose
Jordan H. Carver
Ana María León
Tizziana Baldenebro
Elsa Hoover
Kahira Ngige
Sajdeep Soomal

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