Temporal cities, provisional citizens: architectures of internment

Intersecting sovereignties: Border camps and border villages in wartime North America

Anoma Pieris

2019-01-01

Introduction: Architecture on the borderline

Anoma Pieris

2019-01-01

Can architecture contribute to debates on sovereignty? What does it tell us about boundary politics? Architecture on the borderlin..

The Remembered Village Between Europe and Asia-Minor: Nea Magnisia at Bonegilla

Anoma Pieris

2019-01-01

Re-reading singapore’s “black and white” architectural heritage: The aesthetic affects and affectations of adaptive reuse

A Pieris

2018-09-02

Colonial-period military estates in Singapore are being gentrified for adaptive reuse producing high-end hospitality and retail ve..

Displacement, Labor and Incarceration A Mid-Twentieth-Century Genealogy of Camps

Anoma Pieris

2018-01-01

Internment “Homes” as Material Texts: The Architecture of Canada’s New Denver Internment Camp

Anoma Pieris

2017-01-01

Canada’s history of wartime civilian internment of the Japanese Canadian population approximates that of the US both in its coloni..

Temporal Cities: Commemoration at Manzanar, California and Cowra, Australia

A Pieris, L Horiuchi

2017-01-01

This article compares two former Pacific War incarceration histories in the <jats:sc>us</jats:sc> and Australia, inquiring how the..

Editorial

S King, A Pieris

2016-05-03

Changi: A Penal Genealogy across the Pacific War

Anoma Pieris

2016-01-02

Architectures of the Pacific Carceral Archipelago: Second World War Internment and Prisoner of War Camps

Anoma Pieris

2016-01-01

Sociospatial Genealogies of Wartime Impoverishment: Temporary Farm Labour Camps in the U.S.A.

Anoma Pieris

2016-01-01

Established to develop New Deal resettlement programs in 1937, the United States Farm Security Administration (F.S.A.) was best kn..

Australian Architectures of Internment

A PIERIS

2015-01-01

In-between: Spaces for Border-thinking

Anoma Pieris

2015-01-01