...Cherie Wendelken 2000 by Duke University Press 2000 Commentary Pan-Asianism and the Pure Japanese Thing: Japanese Identity and Architecture in the Late 1930s Cherie Wendelken The formation of the architectural profession in Japan in the late nineteenth...

...Andrew F. Jones The prominent architectural historian Liang Sicheng devoted much of his career to the photographic, graphic, and textual documentation of old Chinese buildings. This project was grounded in his efforts to (re)construct a Chinese architectural “Order,” and in so doing to posit...

... by Colomina Beatriz , 73 – 128 . New York : Princeton Architectural Press . Davis Deborah . 2002 . “ When a House Becomes His Home .” In Popular China: Unofficial Culture in a Globalizing Society , edited by Link Perry Madsen Richard Pickowicz Paul , 231 – 50 . Lanham, MD...

...Priya Jaikumar The vernacular architectural style of the haveli in India is defined by social historian Sarah Tillotson as a “distinguishable type of inward looking courtyard house” prevalent in precolonial North India. Havelis lost their ability to function as efficient domiciles with the decline...

...Christina Schwenkel The shift to “market socialism” has brought rapid and profound changes to urban landscapes in Vietnam. Focusing on the fate of socialist architecture and urban design under contemporary urban redevelopment and renewal plans, this essay explores the transformation of Vinh City...

... the discourse of normalcy surrounding former comfort women who must endlessly negotiate with the social regulations of womanhood. Bodily desires are emphatically configured in Byun's film even in standard interview scenes, and the architectural setting of the former comfort women's residence (the House...

...Ignacio Adriasola In this article, I juxtapose Tange Kenzō ‘s vision for a new civic and business axis to be built over Tokyo Bay in his proposal “Tokyo Megalopolis” (1961) and the Private Landscape series by photographer Hosoe Eikoh (1971–). These very different projects—Tange's paper architecture...

... classical music or architecture; but at the same time, Harbin, with its easily recognizable Russian minority, was seen primarily as a space of criminal lawlessness and a haven of commercialized sex and eroticism. All of these features were hardly associated with nobleness in the increasingly austere...

... Portable Cities series that uses fabric architecture to convey her impressions of world cities, to her latest “ecoengineering” projects that provide contemplative spaces for viewers to temporarily inhabit—delineate the career trajectory of an individual female artist establishing her position within...

... imaginations of global capitalism. Copyright 2017 by Duke University Press 2017 travel urban form mobility Chinatown Cold War Asia References AlSayyad Nezar . 1992 . Forms of Dominance on the Architecture and Urbanism of the Colonial Enterprise . Aldershot, UK : Avebury...

... by architectural newness, relentless repetition, and ominous compression. Growth and Separation: The Cases of Seoul and Singapore In Max Weber’s influential understanding of the emergence of the modern city, traditional concepts of space and dwelling...

...Jordan Sand 2000 by Duke University Press 2000 Was Meiji Taste in Interiors “Orientalist”? Jordan Sand The Meiji elite adopted many of the styles and tastes of the Victorian West. In domestic architecture, this is seen particularly in the interiors...

.... Cherie Wendelken teaches the history of art and architecture at Harvard University. Her dissertation is titled “Living with the Past: Architectural Preservation in Modern Japan.” ...

... concerned, Chatterjee sees no differences between the left and the right.8 Similarly, architectural historian Anthony Vidler sees a host of ideologically antagonistic twentieth-­century regimes, including liberal capitalist United States and state...

...=ED&newsid=01912246599760488&PartN=P13&HotCd=89 Lee Sang-hun . 2011 . “A Study on Non-Western Modernity of Surface Phenomena in Korean Commercial Architecture.” Journal of the Korean Institute of Interior Design 20 , no. 6 : 218 – 27 . Ministry of Government...

...” in which architectural features embodied cosmological principles, suggesting the hierarchical relationship between the emperor and his subjects and facilitating the ritual life of the bureaucratic state. But even this external model required modi...

... examines changing narratives of national identity in the midst of Nepal’s constitu- tional transition to secularism and federalism. Sujin Eom holds a PhD in architecture from the University California, Berkeley. Her research...

...)representation and urban identity “dis-appear” through clichéd images visvis examples of Hong Kong film, architecture, and literature that use “disappearance to deal with disappearance.” The techniques of the latter are not elaborated Jim Urban Mediations...

... . Toshiyuki Kajiyama . 1963 . Yume no chōtokkyū . Tokyo : Kōbunsha . Toshiyuki Kajiyama . 1965 . “ Shinkansen kaitsū ato no Osaka .” Tabi , no. 5 : 62 – 64 . Koolhaas Rem Obrist Hans Ulrich Ota Kayoko Westcott James Office for Metropolitan Architecture, AMO . 2011...

... representations of the empire.13 The constant renegotiation of identity in Japanese architectural discourse is addressed in Cherie Wendelken’s commentary, “Pan-Asianism and the Pure Japanese Thing: Japanese Identity and Architecture in the Late 1930s...