Eleni Bastéa and Patrick West
Introduction: Writing | Architecture
Paul Carter
Understory: writing and building
Angeliki Sioli
‘The unacceptability of the erasures’: John Hejduk’s texts for the ‘Berlin Masque’
Meg Mundell
From hotbeds of depravity to hidden treasures: The narrative evolution of Melbourne’s laneways
Sepideh Karami
Stories we can’t tell: on writing dissident architecture
Edna Langenthal
Between architecture and language as ‘form of life’
Elisavet Kiourtsoglou
Epistolary architecture: when writing letters created modern space.
The case of Iannis Xenakis’s house at Amorgos, Greece
Lori Smithey
Decadent by design: interplays between architecture and decadent literature
Sergio Preston
Writing post-colonial spatial subjects: reading Gorée Island through Frantz Fanon
Emma Cheatle
As/saying architecture: a ficto-spatial essay of lying-in
Eleni Bastéa
Parade of ghosts: buildings & their echoes
Patrick West
Sand castles are immaculate childhood; or, form ever follows function