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Masters Reframing Design: Deconstruction and Reuse in the Context of Sydney’s Built Environment July 9th 11:17 PM

Masters Medium August 25th 11:11 PM

Lectures Maintaining Adaptation: Two Decades of Public Sensemaking around Urban Water Following Hurricane Katrina – Public Talk by Dr. Joshua A. Lewis October 22nd 3:10 AM

Lectures Pride in Practice | SONA Lecture Series x AWP x UTS August 6th 3:42 AM

Lectures Architecture: As simple as love? — Public Talk by Andrew Broffman March 11th 3:32 AM

Highlights Christopher Fares + Brandon Kemmis + Elijah Marlow – Between the layers of Waterloo – Architecture – Capstone Project July 9th 11:14 PM

Highlights Brigitte Sharpe + Claudia Koks + Thomas Whitehill – Architecture – Capstone Project July 9th 11:15 PM

Masters Pattern Recognition: New Housing Models for Sydney July 9th 11:25 PM

Masters Re-Territorialisation for a Changing Climate: The Suburb July 9th 11:22 PM

Undergraduate Architecture – Knowledge Formations – Design Studio 3 July 1st 1:17 AM

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Publications September 11th 2024
Beyond the Master’s Tools: Endriana Audisho and Jasper Ludewig In Conversation with Keller Easterling

Keller Easterling is an unconventional thinker. Spanning writing, creative practice and teaching, her work draws on disparate sources and intellectual traditions: from media theory to the philosophy of ecology; economic geography to game theory; anarchisms to feminisms; and from decolonisation to political discourse analysis. Infrastructure, mutualism, reparations, freedom, fugitivity, indeterminacy, whiteness, failure and solidarity emerge as core concerns in her wider attempts to develop an artistic approach capable of contending with contemporary forms of violence and power. In late 2023, Architectural Theory Review (ATR), in conjunction with the University of Technology Sydney (UTS), invited Easterling to discuss her recent work on the civil rights movement in the US. Easterling sat down with Endriana Audisho (UTS) and Jasper Ludewig (ATR) to elaborate on the themes and questions that emerged from this work, discussing their relevance to her scholarship, pedagogy and broader spatial practice.

Beyond the Master’s Tools: In Conversation with Keller Easterling

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