Writingplace journal for Architecture and Literature 6
Meaningfulness, Appropriation and Integration in/of City NarrativesPioneering academic journal on the relationship between architecture and literature
> International open-acces and peer-reviewed
> Brings forward creative and critical tools that can be used in architectural, urban or landscape design curriculum
The Writingplace journal for Architecture and Literature is an international, open-acces, peer-reviewed journal on architecture and literature. Each issue of the journal focuses on themes central to the fruitful relationship between architecture and literature.
This Writingplace journal issue Meaningfulness, Appropriation and Integration in/of City Narratives is developed in context of the EU COST Action "Writing Urban Places". From an inter- or a multidisciplinary theoretical perspective, the contributions attempt to define and illustrate meaningfulness, appropriation and integration in the context of mid- sized European cities. The articles explore narratives and stories of meaningfulness in the urban environment, discuss examples of urban appropriation from different local actors, and highlight architectural processes and literary perspectives of community integration in the European urban context.
ISBN 978-94-6208-653-1 | May 2022 | available | auteurs/Authors: Giuseppe Resta, Saskia de Wit, Kris Pint, Dijana Simonovi , Dalia Milin Bernal and others. Kernredactie / Editors of this issue: Sonja Novak, Angeliki Sioli, Susana Oliveira, Klaske Havik | design: Studio Sanne Dijkstra | English | paperback | 14,8 x 21 cm | 160 pages | illustrated (60 b/w) | in conjunction with: TUDelft Open | with support from: EU COST Action CA18126 Writing Urban Places