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Architecture, Interiority, Inhabitation

a2I Research Group
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  • Mission Statement
  • PhD Projects
    • Architecture of Sociability in the Middle East: Building Spaces, Building Relations. The Case of Ramallah, Palestine.
    • Corporate Office Interiors in Post-war Belgium: a Genealogy of a Modern Sociotope
    • Designing Embassies for Middle Powers
    • Neoliberal Spatiality of the Ordinary
    • Pierre-Louis Flouquet: Reviewer, Promotor and Critic of Belgian Architecture and Design (1932 – 1967)
    • The Formation of Architectural Theory in Belgium, 1965-1995
    • The Haunting “Style”: Shifting Understanding of an Aesthetic Category in Twentieth-century China
    • The Meaning of the Chinese Garden: Cross-Cultural Communication of Chinese Gardens Built in Europe Since 1978
  • Other Projects
    • Belgium’s Nineteenth-century Houses: Agents of modernity?
    • On Continuity and Identity: Post-School Nepal.
    • Plastic: Material for Modern Interiors and Consumer Products
    • Sibyl Moholy-Nagy and the Vicissitudes of Modern Architecture
    • Texts ≈ Buildings: Dissecting Transpositions in Architectural Knowledge (1880-1980)
  • A2I Members
    • Dominique Bauer
    • Zsuzsanna Böröcz
    • Hilde Bouchez
    • Karel Deckers
    • Bram De Maeyer
    • Nico Deswaef
    • Fredie Flore
    • Susan Galavan
    • Alessandra Gola
    • Hilde Heynen
    • Sebastiaan Loosen
    • Irene Lund
    • Katarina Serulus
    • Anamica Singh
    • Martino Tattara
    • Karel Vandenhende
    • Ying Wang
    • Lian Zhai
  • Publications
    • Hilde Heynen’s book on Sibyl Moholy-Nagy
    • Displacement & Domesticity: Working Paper Series
    • Displacement & Domesticity: Teaching tool
  • Home
  • Mission Statement
  • PhD Projects
    •         - Architecture of Sociability in the Middle East: Building Spaces, Building Relations. The Case of Ramallah, Palestine.
    •         - Corporate Office Interiors in Post-war Belgium: a Genealogy of a Modern Sociotope
    •         - Designing Embassies for Middle Powers
    •         - Neoliberal Spatiality of the Ordinary
    •         - Pierre-Louis Flouquet: Reviewer, Promotor and Critic of Belgian Architecture and Design (1932 – 1967)
    •         - The Formation of Architectural Theory in Belgium, 1965-1995
    •         - The Haunting “Style”: Shifting Understanding of an Aesthetic Category in Twentieth-century China
    •         - The Meaning of the Chinese Garden: Cross-Cultural Communication of Chinese Gardens Built in Europe Since 1978
  • Other Projects
    •         - Belgium’s Nineteenth-century Houses: Agents of modernity?
    •         - On Continuity and Identity: Post-School Nepal.
    •         - Plastic: Material for Modern Interiors and Consumer Products
    •         - Sibyl Moholy-Nagy and the Vicissitudes of Modern Architecture
    •         - Texts ≈ Buildings: Dissecting Transpositions in Architectural Knowledge (1880-1980)
  • A2I Members
    •         - Dominique Bauer
    •         - Zsuzsanna Böröcz
    •         - Hilde Bouchez
    •         - Karel Deckers
    •         - Bram De Maeyer
    •         - Nico Deswaef
    •         - Fredie Flore
    •         - Susan Galavan
    •         - Alessandra Gola
    •         - Hilde Heynen
    •         - Sebastiaan Loosen
    •         - Irene Lund
    •         - Katarina Serulus
    •         - Anamica Singh
    •         - Martino Tattara
    •         - Karel Vandenhende
    •         - Ying Wang
    •         - Lian Zhai
  • Publications
    •         - Hilde Heynen’s book on Sibyl Moholy-Nagy
    •         - Displacement & Domesticity: Working Paper Series
    •         - Displacement & Domesticity: Teaching tool

Publications

Displacement & Domesticity: Working Paper Series

Displacement & Domesticity: Working Paper Series

Hilde Heynen’s book on Sibyl Moholy-Nagy

Hilde Heynen’s book on Sibyl Moholy-Nagy

Displacement & Domesticity: Teaching tool

Displacement & Domesticity: Teaching tool

A2I

  • KU Leuven research Department of Architecture
  • KU Leuven Faculty of Architecture
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