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Protest architecture : structures of civil resistance / Nick Newman.
Main entry:

Newman, Nick (Designer), author.

Title & Author:

Protest architecture : structures of civil resistance / Nick Newman.

Publication:

London : RIBA Publishing, [2024]
©2024

Description:

208 pages : color illustrations ; 21 cm

Notes:
Includes bibliographical references (pages 196-203) and index.
Part 1: Defining Protest Architecture - 1.1 What is protest architecture -- 1.2 A story of architecture and protest -- 1.3 Protest movements -- 1.4 The boundaries of protest architecture -- 1.5 Architectural precedents -- Part 2: Forms of protest architecture - 2.1 Reappropriation -- 2.2 Occupation -- 2.3 Alteration -- 2.4 Barricades -- 2.5 Tunnels -- 2.6 Treehouses -- 2.7 -- Tripods -- 2.8 Towers -- 2.9 Beacons -- 2.10 Pavilions and exhibitions -- 2.11 Festivals -- 2.12 Student proposals -- 2.13 New forms of practice -- Part 3: Protest Design - 3.1 Design principles -- 3.2 Protest and planning -- 3.3 Health and safety and its role in protest -- 3.4 The economics of protest architecture -- 3.5 Concepts and messaging -- 3.6 Logistics -- 3.7 Professional and legal considerations
Summary:

A complex bamboo pyramid to block a busy crossing in London. A maze of 'mini Stonehenge' brick structures to hinder government crackdowns in Hong Kong. The takeover of a Dallas highway to create a temporary public square. Architects have often used their skills in struggles for civil rights, gender equality and climate justice. Illuminating the role that design has played in protest movements, Nick Newman explores the colliding worlds of architecture and activism through the stories of those who have built for change. Using historic and contemporary examples, Protest Architecture analyses the design problems and solutions faced by protestors on the streets through detailed drawings, photography and expert insight. From beacons to barricades, towers to treehouses, this unique design typology demonstrates architectural influence over moments of societal change. This is a retelling of protest history through the eyes of an architect.

ISBN:

1915722179
9781915722171

Subject:

Architecture and society.
Civil disobedience.
Architecture et société.
Désobéissance civile.

Holdings:

Location: Library main 320527
Call No.: 320527
Copy: 1
Status: Available

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