Architecture and Field/Work

This collection explores essential concepts in architectural fieldwork, making Architecture and Field/Work a vital resource for practitioners and scholars alike.

This collection of essays delves into the essential terms, techniques, methodologies, and habits that shape our understanding of fieldwork within architectural education, research, and practice. Architecture and Field/Work compiles insights from both established and emerging international scholars, offering a comprehensive view that will engage critical practitioners, researchers, and students alike.

The book not only identifies key concepts but also critically examines them, fostering a deeper understanding of how fieldwork impacts architectural thought and practice. Through a selection of critical historiographies, theoretical strategies, and reflective design practices, Architecture and Field/Work encourages readers to reconsider their knowledge and experiences in the field.

By challenging conventional approaches, this work invites readers to explore the complexities of fieldwork in architecture. It serves as a vital resource for those looking to enhance their understanding and application of fieldwork methodologies, making it a significant addition to the discourse on architectural education and practice.