Narrating Architecture

Drawn from a decade of issues of The Journal of Architecture, this collection gathers earlier articles that have not previously appeared together in one book. Its contributors address a broad range of questions at the centre of architectural thinking today, as well as neighbouring subjects that architecture cannot be separated from.

The essays bring in ideas from sociology, philosophy, cultural studies and the sciences, and they come from scholars working in many parts of the world. Readers interested in how buildings are discussed, interpreted and understood across disciplines will find a varied picture of contemporary architectural scholarship.