ISSN 1327-9556
Vol. 23, Issue Special 55, 2019April 30, 2019 AEST
Between architecture and language as ‘form of life’
Between architecture and language as ‘form of life’
Articles in Vol. 23, Issue Special 55, 2019
Vol. 23, Issue Special 55, 2019
- Introduction: Writing | ArchitectureEleni Bastéa and Patrick West
- Understory: writing and buildingPaul Carter
- ‘The unacceptability of the erasures’: John Hejduk’s texts for the ‘Berlin Masque’Angeliki Sioli
- From hotbeds of depravity to hidden treasures: the narrative evolution of Melbourne’s lanewaysMeg Mundell
- Stories we can’t tell: on writing dissident architectureSepideh Karami
- Between architecture and language as ‘form of life’Edna Langenthal
- Epistolary architecture: when writing letters created modern space. The case of Iannis Xenakis’s house at Amorgos, GreeceElisavet Kiourtsoglou
- Decadent by design: interplays between architecture and decadent literatureLori Smithey
- Writing post-colonial spatial subjects: reading Gorée Island through Frantz FanonSergio Preston
- As/saying architecture: a ficto-spatial essay of lying-inEmma Cheatle
- Parade of ghosts: buildings & their echoesEleni Bastéa
- Sand castles are immaculate childhood; or, form ever follows functionPatrick West
Langenthal, Edna. 2019. “Between Architecture and Language as ‘form of Life’” TEXT 23 (Special 55): 1–17. https://doi.org/10.52086/001c.25423.