Published in 4/2021 - Housing

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Residencies as Spatial Practice

Kaisa Karvinen, Tommi Vasko, Luke Jones, Chris Burman, Martin Born

While residencies are an integral part of the culture and infrastructure of the visual arts, they are as yet less well-established in architecture. What does their role and future potential in architecture research and education look like from the point of view of residency programme organisers?

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