Forever Infrastructures: Memorialization and Care in Australia’s Urban Cemeteries

Holleran, Samuel

Dossiers, no. 2, vol. 8June 6, 2023<June 7, 2023

Forever Infrastructures: Memorialization and Care in Australia’s Urban Cemeteries

Samuel Holleran

Samuel Holleran discusses urban cemeteries as a kind of “deathcare infrastructure” and considers the questions of capacity, maintenance, and care that surround their presence in Australian cities.

Dossiers, no. 3, vol. 7September 26, 2022<September 26, 2022

Introduction: The Rise of 5G

Sanna Lehtinen and Delfina Fantini van Ditmar

How is 5G technology changing cities? In their dossier introduction, Sanna Lehtinen and Delfina Fantini van Ditmar survey the aesthetic, political, and ecological impacts of 5G networks and call for new critical models for envisioning urban futures.

Deep Dives, no. 1, vol. 5March 1, 2020<March 1, 2020

Re-functioning “Tropical Architecture”: Anti-colonial Constructions in Chinese-built Architecture in Africa, 1960s-70s

Ye Liu

The China-Africa engagement has been a heated topic of debate for the past decade, not only in academia, but also with the general public. …

no. 4, Roundtables, vol. 3November 10, 2018<November 9, 2018

The Horizons of Platformed Urban Politics

Scott Rodgers & Susan Moore

In this wrap up to the Platform Urbanism roundtable, Scott Rodgers and Susan Moore argue that horizons of a platformed urban politics should entail critical engagement and practice.

no. 4, Roundtables, vol. 3November 6, 2018<November 6, 2018

We Are All Platform Urbanists, But Not All in the Same Way

Maroš Krivý

Maroš Krivý asks whether platforms contribute to the dynamics of uneven urban development itself.

no. 4, Roundtables, vol. 3October 26, 2018<October 26, 2018

We Are All Platform Urbanists Now

Sarah Barns

Sarah Barns argues that a platform urbanism should be more than a focus of academic critique, but also a site for radical appropriations of urban space.

no. 4, Roundtables, vol. 3October 23, 2018<November 8, 2018

Platform Urbanism: An Introduction

Scott Rodgers & Susan Moore

Scott Rodgers and Susan Moore introduce a new Roundtable on urban platforms by asking how platforms may be understood as new forms of urban infrastructure.