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Whose Right to the Smart City: AHRC International Network 2016-2018

Ava Fatah Gen Schieck introduces 'Whose Right to the (Smart) City?,' a network of interdisciplinary academics and stakeholders that critically examine the use of ICTs by marginalised populations around the world.

Mr Dennis Scrivens this one is for you

Mahika Gautam’s project began as an exploration of the performative nature of the food-giving ritual in Indian culture.

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MoHoA: A Global Collective on Modern Heritage of Africa, Modern Heritage of Anthropocene

Guang yu Ren introduces MoHoA as a global collaborative focusing on modern heritage in all its forms, presenting the paradox of being of modernity and yet threatened by its consequences.

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Architecture Without Architects

Dr Kwame Addae-Dappah presents in “Architecture Without Architects: A Short Introduction to Non-Pedigreed Architecture”, Bernard Rudofsky steps outside the narrowly defined discipline that has governed our sense of architectural history and discusses the art of building as a universal phenomenon.