URBAN REPAIR. ARCHITECTURE OF REHABILITATION

Urban Repair addresses a growing imperative in architectural scholarship and practice: how we rehabilitate, reintegrate, and remake built environments in ways that respect heritage while enabling contemporary life. This volume contributes to the evolving discourse on the responsibility for addressing concerns around social and spatial rehabilitation. It draws from the case of the Aga Khan Award for Architecture-winning Pearling Path site in Muharraq, Bahrain, while maintaining an eye toward broader methodological, cultural, and critic...[Read more]