Author Archives: Julieanna Preston

Fat space: a textual encounter between multiple material bodies

By Julieanna Preston 25 March 2022 Essays

A terrain of material bodies is the site of a slippery encounter

Bodies of land: feminism and decolonisation

25 March 2024 By Nada Elia

Feminism, as a complete liberatory movement, cannot be divorced from efforts to…

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In practice: Mycket on queerness, clubbing and architecture as the crowd

15 March 2024 By Katarina Bonnevier, Thérèse Kristiansson and Mariana Alves Silva

Queer clubs are vital spaces whose social and built fabrics open up…

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Mycket announced the winners of the Prize for Research in Gender and Architecture 2024

21 February 2024 By AR Editors

The W Awards prize, now in its second year, has been won…

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Beyond categorisation: re-learning architecture’s rigid classifications through gender theory

5 May 2023 By Pol Esteve Castelló

Learning from gender theory, architecture might unbuild rigid classifications and attend to…

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