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The Architecture Lobby is dedicating the month of October to a conversation series on various labor issues in the sector.
Chapters will host different events, including on immigration policy within architectural labor, the relationship between design and construction, academia and practice, return-to-work policies, housing and labor, and collective building.
Stay tuned for more updates and invitations throughout the month!
This event is being held at two different times to accommodate participants across the globe.
This event will screen two videos from Sanjeev Sanjar – reflecting on and analysing two collaborative projects from india, which have explored collective potential within complementary contexts. “Jugaad” explored recycling and repurposing within an urban village of Delhi, and has inspired critical discourse on “resource” within the built environment. “Syrwet U Barim Mariang Jingkieng Jri […]
ALL ARCHITECTURE IS POLITICAL. ALL POLITICS ARE LOCAL. COMMUNITY POWER IS BUILT, NOT GIVEN. What does it mean to build community in a broken world? As architects working in the public sphere, we are cast into a predatory system that divides people. Networks of capital, privatization, inequity, gentrification, and displacement all convene to fracture human […]