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The Situation architecture magazine is a project that started in 2010. It is a collaborative work that periodically produces articles and events exploring urban conditions of contestation from a spatial perspective.

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Poster

The accumulation of motor companies

Most automobile badges are owned by an umbrella company, this poster charts the accumulation of the rights to produce vehicles with these logos attached. The poster showcases the 20 “independent” […]

Collaboration

Mobile Installation Gellerup

A mobile installation currently located in the Gellerup Art Factory in the new Sports and Culture Campus which will soon move to the “Mellemrummet”, the common-space connected to the Gellerup […]

Poster

History in 100 objects

A timeline inspired by the BBC Radio series History in 100 objects (2010), This poster spatializes the artefacts locating them in relation to their time of creation/ invention and origin.

Collaboration

Rip offs Unrest and Rebellion

Currently in development… A timeline exploring 2000 years of radical history in England – developed under the auspices of The New Putney Debates. Plans for both a digital and physical […]

Research

Manchesterism

Documenting the social, political and economic ecosystem developing in Manchester at the beginning of the Industrial Revolution. The influence of non-conformists, the Humboldsian model of education and counter movements such […]

Residency (Staggered)

Gellerup Social Life

This project makes visible some of the physical manifestation of social change. The timeline charts the impact that these events have had on community assets and cultural institutions in Gellerup, […]

Research

Behind the Facade

This project is an impact assessment of publicly funded small scale urban interventions which took place in North London between 2012 – 2014. Our interests lie in the moment when […]

PhD Research

Protest Contingencies

the “protest Contingencies Timeline” which looks at the social, political and economic structures on which the act of protest is contingent. Protest occurs at the dis-junction between citizen expectation and […]

SitArc

Counter-Mapping