SOMMAIRE
2 | GUEST COLUMNS: A CALL TO DISRUPT WHITE-DOMINATED ARCHITECTURAL AND PUBLIC POLICY IMAGINARIESS
Kelsen Caldwell
4 | GUEST COLUMNS: AFROFUTURIST POLITICS: LESS POWER, MORE COMMITMENT
Mawena Yehouessi
6 | GUEST COLUMNS: HERE THERE BE DRAGONS: BROADCASTING IDENTITY AND SECURITY IN THE PARISIAN REGION
Jess Myers
— MAIN /// ARCHITECTURE & COLONIALISM
10 | INTRODUCTION
Léopold Lambert
14 | AURÈS, ALGERIA: REGROUPEMENT CAMPS DURING THE ALGERIAN WAR FOR INDEPENDENCE
Fabien Sacriste
18 | TRIPOLI, LIBYA: SCALE AND (IM)MOBILITY IN THE CONTROL OF COLONIAL TERRITORY
Mia Fuller
22 | HELIOPOLIS, EGYPT: POLITICS OF SPACE IN OCCUPIED CAIRO
Mahy Mourad
26 | AMMAN, JORDAN: THE CASE OF OPEN SPACE
Jawad Dukhgan
28 | DADAAB, KENYA: ARCHITECTING THE BORDER: THE HUT AND THE FRONTIER AT WORK
Anooradha Iyer Siddiqi
34 | ESFAHAN, IRAN: ARCHITECTURE AND THE MAKING OF A GENDERED WORKING CLASS
Samaneh Moafi
40 | PODCAST TRANSCRIPTS: THE COLONIAL ADMINISTRATION OF BODIES AND SPACE
Ann Laura Stoler
46 | THE “NO STATE SOLUTION”: DECOLONIZING PALESTINE BEYOND THE WEST BANK AND EAST JERUSALEM
Sophia Azeb (photos by Bruno Fert)
52 | STUDENTS: ARCHITECTURAL LANGUAGE, POWER AND IDENTITY
Adele Jarrar & Haneen Odetalla
54 | STUDENTS: ALGIERS’ CASBAH: RE-IMAGINING THE COUNTER SPACE
Méria Faïdi
56 | STUDENTS: MILITARY URBANISM: UNCONSCIOUS GEOGRAPHIES OF SEGREGATION IN CAPE TOWN
Stefan van Biljon
57 | STUDENTS: COLONIAL REMAINS IN NIGERIA
Kelechi Anabaraonye
