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PROTOTYPE 3 (Paperback)
Jess Chandler; Contributions by Rachael Allen, Campbell Andersen, Edwina Attlee, Rowland Bagnall, Tom Betteridge, Sam Buchan-Watts, Pavel Buchler, Paul Buck, Theodoros Chiotis, Natalie Crick, Raluca de Soleil, Roisin Dunnett, Maia Elsner, Yuri Felsen trans. Bryan Karetnyk, SJ Fowler, Ella Frears, Sam Fuller, James Gaywood, Chris Gutkind, J L Hall, Ziddy Ibn Sharam, Daniel Kramb, Dal Kular, Eric Langley, Neha Maqsood, Helen Marten, Lila Matsumoto, Otis Mensah, Calliope Michail, Lauren de Sa Naylor, Astra Papachristodoulou, James Conor Patterson, Oliver Sedano-Jones, Marcus Slease, Maria Sledmere, Andrew Spragg, Nick Thurston, Olly Todd, Nadia de Vries, Stephen Watts, Karen Whiteson, Frances Whorrall-Campbell, Alice Willitts, Frannie Wise. Antosh Wojcik; Designed by Theo Inglis; Cover design or artwork by Stephen Watts
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Poetic and political, Strayed Homes invites architects, interior
designers, and urbanists to think again about common concepts in
architecture – ‘private’, ‘public’ and ‘home’.
Whereas most writing about the public/private focusses on urban
space, this book focusses on the domestic – exploring those
overlooked, everyday places where private and intimate activities
take place in public. With four chapters set in four small, liminal
spaces: the launderette, the greasy spoon, the fire escape, and the
sleeper train - the book is part architectural history, part
cultural history. It follows a series of allusions and impressions,
to explore how films, adverts, books and anecdotes shape
experiences of everyday architecture. Making a case for the poetic
interpretation of space, the book can be used as a sourcebook for
architects, designers, and theorists alike – prompting the reader
to rethink the emotional state of leaving home, intimacy in public,
and lonely dreaming.
The chapbook of the Third Annual Nazim Hikmet Poetry Festival opens
with a paper given by the festival's guest speaker, Murat
Nemet-Nejat: "Eda, Intimations from Turkish Poetry." The rest of
the chapbook is dedicated to poems submitted by the winners of the
poetry competition. The festival and the poetry competition were
organized by American Turkish Association of North Carolina. The
festival, which took place on April 17, 2011 in Cary, NC was made
possible by a major grant from the Turkish Cultural Foundation. The
festival organizers were Buket Aydemir, Pelin Bali, Mehmet C.
Ozturk and Birgul Tuzlali.
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