Titre et auteur:

Above / Below / Between : light on a damaged planet / CCA-WRI Research Fellowship Program

Publication:

Montréal : Canadian Centre for Architecture ; Tokyo : Window Research Institute, [2026]

Description:

155 pages : illustrations (principalement en couleur), cartes, plans ; 19 cm

Notes:
Titre de la couverture.
« CCA-WRI Research Fellowship Program 2022-2024 »--Couverture
Introduction -- List of projects and fellows : 2022. Building under the sun / Casper Laing Ebbensgaard -- Made of sunshine : urban commons and real estate, Montréal, Canada / Alina Nazmeeva -- Working skill sets / Jessica Vaughn -- 2023. Earth-shelter builders and the code / Andrea Alberto Dutto -- The subdued state: the under- and overground environments of cold war uranium mining / Oxana Gourinovitch -- Visual environment in Earth shelters from the viewpoint of emergency workability, comfort and accommodation sustainability / Tomomi Miyata Sano -- 2024. Mediating light : the architecture of photographic production / Emily Doucet -- Salt and land: shifting territories of the salt production sites in the Seto Inland Sea / Yosuke Nakamoto -- Excerpts from the research projects -- About the CCA-WRI partnership.
Texte en anglais et en japonais.

Résumé:

«  In a time of rapidly changing planetary conditions, light assumes a different position within architectural discourse. Long associated with questions of hygiene, energy, increasingly implicated in epidemiological concerns emerging globally about and questions of energy, unsettling established understandings of how architecture relates to the environments we inhabit. This booklet brings together the outcomes of the CCA-WRI Research Fellowship Program 2022-2024, a collaborative initiative between the Canadian Centre for Architecture (CCA) and the Wood Research Institute (WRI), organized around the theme and work Above/Below/Between: Light on a Damaged Planet. Over the course of three years, the program convened nine researchers from diverse disciplinary and geographic contexts. Rather than serving as a fixed agenda, the framework functioned as a shared lens through which contemporary phenomena of the built environment were examined from multiple, dialogic perspectives. This publication does not seek to advance a single argument or theoretical position. Instead, it traces how questions took shape and evolved through the research process. While the projects presented here stand independently, reading them in relation to one another reveals points of connection and overlap. Readers are encouraged to move back and forth across sections and approaches, allowing these relationships to emerge through comparison and exchange. »--Page 5

ISBN:

9784910107011
4910107010

Sujet:

Architecture Environmental aspects.
Light in architecture.
Underground architecture.
Architecture Aspect de l'environnement.
Lumière en architecture.
Architecture souterraine.
Êtres humains Influence sur la nature.

Vedettes secondaires:

Centre canadien d'architecture, organisme de publication.
CCA-WRI Research Fellowship Program
Window Research Institute, organisme de publication

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