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Paperback. Condition: New. Architectural education today is stretched between institutional inertia, market orientation, and planetary polycrisis. Contemporary urgencies - climate, nature, inequality, food systems - are typically treated superficially, when they demand a reordering of the terms of pedagogy itself. Pedagogies for Anti-Disciplinary Design Education assembles methods from 15 contributors - across 12 universities in 10 countries - who are attempting to encompass the transcalar conflicts that design must take responsibility for.Why anti-disciplinarity? Architecture is undoubtedly permissive in its range of interests and roles. Still, in design schools today, even subjects that share teaching spaces - architecture, urbanism, landscape, preservation, (nature) conservation, interior design, industrial design, etc. - are structurally prevented from interacting. And architecture education is so demanding and so market-oriented that engaging disciplines beyond design schools - geography, sociology, history, politics, theory - is even harder.This book argues that a radical rethink is needed. An anti-disciplinary approach can engage the entangled supply chains, energy regimes, debt structures, border policies, histories of dispossession, and more-than-human ecologies in which design operates. Another design education is not only imaginable but already emerging in the experiments documented here, and it can be pursued without denying the constraints within which most of us work.…

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Paperback. Condition: New. Architectural education today is stretched between institutional inertia, market orientation, and planetary polycrisis. Contemporary urgencies - climate, nature, inequality, food systems - are typically treated superficially, when they demand a reordering of the terms of pedagogy itself. Pedagogies for Anti-Disciplinary Design Education assembles methods from 15 contributors - across 12 universities in 10 countries - who are attempting to encompass the transcalar conflicts that design must take responsibility for.Why anti-disciplinarity? Architecture is undoubtedly permissive in its range of interests and roles. Still, in design schools today, even subjects that share teaching spaces - architecture, urbanism, landscape, preservation, (nature) conservation, interior design, industrial design, etc. - are structurally prevented from interacting. And architecture education is so demanding and so market-oriented that engaging disciplines beyond design schools - geography, sociology, history, politics, theory - is even harder.This book argues that a radical rethink is needed. An anti-disciplinary approach can engage the entangled supply chains, energy regimes, debt structures, border policies, histories of dispossession, and more-than-human ecologies in which design operates. Another design education is not only imaginable but already emerging in the experiments documented here, and it can be pursued without denying the constraints within which most of us work.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Architectural education today is stretched between institutional inertia, market orientation, and planetary polycrisis. Contemporary urgencies climate, nature, inequality, food systems are typically treated superficially, when they demand a reordering of the terms of pedagogy itself. Pedagogies for Anti-Disciplinary Design Education assembles methods from 15 contributors across 12 universities in 10 countries who are attempting to encompass the transcalar conflicts that design must take responsibility for.Why anti-disciplinarity? Architecture is undoubtedly permissive in its range of interests and roles. Still, in design schools today, even subjects that share teaching spaces architecture, urbanism, landscape, preservation, (nature) conservation, interior design, industrial design, etc. are structurally prevented from interacting. And architecture education is so demanding and so market-oriented that engaging disciplines beyond design schools geography, sociology, history, politics, theory is even harder.This book argues that a radical rethink is needed. An anti-disciplinary approach can engage the entangled supply chains, energy regimes, debt structures, border policies, histories of dispossession, and more-than-human ecologies in which design operates. Another design education is not only imaginable but already emerging in the experiments documented here, and it can be pursued without denying the constraints within which most of us work. Pedagogies for an Anti-Disciplinary Design Education assembles methods from 15 contributors across 12 universities in 10 countries who are attempting to encompass the trans-scalar conflicts that design must take responsibility for. This book argues that a radical rethink is needed. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Architectural education today is stretched between institutional inertia, market orientation, and planetary polycrisis. Contemporary urgencies climate, nature, inequality, food systems are typically treated superficially, when they demand a reordering of the terms of pedagogy itself. Pedagogies for Anti-Disciplinary Design Education assembles methods from 15 contributors across 12 universities in 10 countries who are attempting to encompass the transcalar conflicts that design must take responsibility for.Why anti-disciplinarity? Architecture is undoubtedly permissive in its range of interests and roles. Still, in design schools today, even subjects that share teaching spaces architecture, urbanism, landscape, preservation, (nature) conservation, interior design, industrial design, etc. are structurally prevented from interacting. And architecture education is so demanding and so market-oriented that engaging disciplines beyond design schools geography, sociology, history, politics, theory is even harder.This book argues that a radical rethink is needed. An anti-disciplinary approach can engage the entangled supply chains, energy regimes, debt structures, border policies, histories of dispossession, and more-than-human ecologies in which design operates. Another design education is not only imaginable but already emerging in the experiments documented here, and it can be pursued without denying the constraints within which most of us work. Pedagogies for an Anti-Disciplinary Design Education assembles methods from 15 contributors across 12 universities in 10 countries who are attempting to encompass the trans-scalar conflicts that design must take responsibility for. This book argues that a radical rethink is needed. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Architectural education today is stretched between institutional inertia, market orientation, and planetary polycrisis. Contemporary urgencies - climate, nature, inequality, food systems - are typically treated superficially, when they demand a reordering of the terms of pedagogy itself. Pedagogies for Anti-Disciplinary Design Education assembles methods from 15 contributors - across 12 universities in 10 countries - who are attempting to encompass the transcalar conflicts that design must take responsibility for.Why anti-disciplinarity Architecture is undoubtedly permissive in its range of interests and roles. Still, in design schools today, even subjects that share teaching spaces - architecture, urbanism, landscape, preservation, (nature) conservation, interior design, industrial design, etc. - are structurally prevented from interacting. And architecture education is so demanding and so market-oriented that engaging disciplines beyond design schools - geography, sociology, history, politics, theory - is even harder.This book argues that a radical rethink is needed. An anti-disciplinary approach can engage the entangled supply chains, energy regimes, debt structures, border policies, histories of dispossession, and more-than-human ecologies in which design operates. Another design education is not only imaginable but already emerging in the experiments documented here, and it can be pursued without denying the constraints within which most of us work.…

Condition: New. Mitesh Dixit is an architect, geographer, and founder of DOMAIN Office. His work connects architectural practice with critical research, focusing on territorial changes, extractive industries, and the geopolitics of the built environment.

Paperback. Condition: New. Architectural education today is stretched between institutional inertia, market orientation, and planetary polycrisis. Contemporary urgencies - climate, nature, inequality, food systems - are typically treated superficially, when they demand a reordering of the terms of pedagogy itself. Pedagogies for Anti-Disciplinary Design Education assembles methods from 15 contributors - across 12 universities in 10 countries - who are attempting to encompass the transcalar conflicts that design must take responsibility for.Why anti-disciplinarity? Architecture is undoubtedly permissive in its range of interests and roles. Still, in design schools today, even subjects that share teaching spaces - architecture, urbanism, landscape, preservation, (nature) conservation, interior design, industrial design, etc. - are structurally prevented from interacting. And architecture education is so demanding and so market-oriented that engaging disciplines beyond design schools - geography, sociology, history, politics, theory - is even harder.This book argues that a radical rethink is needed. An anti-disciplinary approach can engage the entangled supply chains, energy regimes, debt structures, border policies, histories of dispossession, and more-than-human ecologies in which design operates. Another design education is not only imaginable but already emerging in the experiments documented here, and it can be pursued without denying the constraints within which most of us work.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Architectural education today is stretched between institutional inertia, market orientation, and planetary polycrisis. Contemporary urgencies climate, nature, inequality, food systems are typically treated superficially, when they demand a reordering of the terms of pedagogy itself. Pedagogies for Anti-Disciplinary Design Education assembles methods from 15 contributors across 12 universities in 10 countries who are attempting to encompass the transcalar conflicts that design must take responsibility for.Why anti-disciplinarity? Architecture is undoubtedly permissive in its range of interests and roles. Still, in design schools today, even subjects that share teaching spaces architecture, urbanism, landscape, preservation, (nature) conservation, interior design, industrial design, etc. are structurally prevented from interacting. And architecture education is so demanding and so market-oriented that engaging disciplines beyond design schools geography, sociology, history, politics, theory is even harder.This book argues that a radical rethink is needed. An anti-disciplinary approach can engage the entangled supply chains, energy regimes, debt structures, border policies, histories of dispossession, and more-than-human ecologies in which design operates. Another design education is not only imaginable but already emerging in the experiments documented here, and it can be pursued without denying the constraints within which most of us work. Pedagogies for an Anti-Disciplinary Design Education assembles methods from 15 contributors across 12 universities in 10 countries who are attempting to encompass the trans-scalar conflicts that design must take responsibility for. This book argues that a radical rethink is needed. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: New. Architectural education today is stretched between institutional inertia, market orientation, and planetary polycrisis. Contemporary urgencies - climate, nature, inequality, food systems - are typically treated superficially, when they demand a reordering of the terms of pedagogy itself. Pedagogies for Anti-Disciplinary Design Education assembles methods from 15 contributors - across 12 universities in 10 countries - who are attempting to encompass the transcalar conflicts that design must take responsibility for.Why anti-disciplinarity? Architecture is undoubtedly permissive in its range of interests and roles. Still, in design schools today, even subjects that share teaching spaces - architecture, urbanism, landscape, preservation, (nature) conservation, interior design, industrial design, etc. - are structurally prevented from interacting. And architecture education is so demanding and so market-oriented that engaging disciplines beyond design schools - geography, sociology, history, politics, theory - is even harder.This book argues that a radical rethink is needed. An anti-disciplinary approach can engage the entangled supply chains, energy regimes, debt structures, border policies, histories of dispossession, and more-than-human ecologies in which design operates. Another design education is not only imaginable but already emerging in the experiments documented here, and it can be pursued without denying the constraints within which most of us work.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Pedagogies for Anti-Disciplinary Design Education | Fedah Taqi (u. a.) | Taschenbuch | Einband - flex.(Paperback) | Englisch | 2026 | Taylor & Francis Ltd | EAN 9781041001263 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu. …

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