MemoryList by author Theme Description The affecting experiences of buildings, cities or landscapes are frequently given as examples of involuntary memory, of memories that are the more precious for arising unwilled. Such buildings and places are commonly thought to provoke not only the recollections of the individual but a kind of collective memory, for example of the antiquity of culture. The power of stories of origin rely not so much on the facts of origin as the agreement to collectively remember, and thus transform. What then is the work of the architectural historian and the will to remember, or the architect who attempts to build within the memory structure of a culture? Memory and Architecture: investing, constructing and housing recollection, Michael J. Ostwald (Memory Introductory Essay) Graham Crist Sean Flanagan Shaji Panicker & Michael
J. Ostwald Sam Ridgway Rory Spence Nicole Sully Reena Tiwari Rachel Trigg Pieter Uyttenhove Roxanna Waterson Nigel Westbrook & Karina
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