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Societies under Construction = Geographies, Sociologies and Histories of Building /

Record Type:	Language materials, printed : Monograph/item
Title/Author:	Societies under Construction/ edited by Daniel J. Sage, Chloé Vitry.
Reminder of title:	Geographies, Sociologies and Histories of Building /
other author:	Sage, Daniel J.
Description:	XVII, 267 p. 24 illus.online resource. :
Contained By:	Springer Nature eBook
Subject:	Sociology, Urban. -
Online resource:	https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-73996-0
ISBN:	9783319739960

Societies under Construction = Geographies, Sociologies and Histories of Building /
Societies under ConstructionGeographies, Sociologies and Histories of Building /[electronic resource] :edited by Daniel J. Sage, Chloé Vitry. - 1st ed. 2018. - XVII, 267 p. 24 illus.online resource.

1 Introduction: societies under construction; Daniel Sage and Chloé Vitry -- 2 “This building is never complete”: studying adaptations of a library building over time; Hiral Patel and Dylan Tutt -- 3 Constructing work: politics, society, and architectural history on the Paris building site; Jacob Paskins -- 4 Liberating the semantics: embodied work(man)ship in construction; Rikard Sandberg, Christine Räisänen, Martin Löwstedt and Ani Raiden -- 5 Change and continuity: what can construction tell us about institutional theory?; Paul Chan -- 6 Building home futures: materialities of construction and meanings of home in self-help building practices; Monika Grubbauer -- 7 From relational to regressive place-making: developing an ANT theory of place with house building; Daniel Sage and Chloé Vitry -- 8 Organizing space and time through relational human-animal boundary work: exclusion, invitation and disturbance; Daniel Sage, Lise Justesen, Andrew Dainty, Kjell Tryggestad and Jan Mouritsen.

This edited collection explores building construction as an inspiring, yet often overlooked, place to develop new knowledge about the development of human societies. Eschewing dominant engineering and management perspectives on construction, the book is purposefully broad in its scope, both empirically and theoretically, as reflecting the rich underexplored potential of studies of building construction to inform a wide span of intellectual debates across the social science and humanities. The seven chapters encompass contributions to theories of: spatiotemporal organization with wildlife on building sites; institutional change with building ruins; home with Mexican self-help housing; place with a suburban housing development; socio-materiality with the adaptation of a university library; migrant labour with the Parisian postwar construction boom; and gender with a female site manager in Sweden. This book seeks to develop a new critical sub-area for construction studies that focuses on the actual processes and practices of ‘constructing'. Bringing together diverse members of construction research communities working in a variety of contexts, it develops empirical engagements with building work to challenge its marginalization, relative to architectural studies, to provoke novel understandings of human history, geography and sociology. .

ISBN: 9783319739960

Standard No.: 10.1007/978-3-319-73996-0doiSubjects--Topical Terms:

558048
Sociology, Urban.

LC Class. No.: HT101-395

Dewey Class. No.: 307.76

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