Autotheory for the City

Cameron McEwan

Autotheory for the City

School of Architecture and Built Environment

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Abstract

This essay was for the publication 100 Minds, edited by Paul Feeney and Marie-Louise Raue. The essay explores the need to reengage with the city as a central object of architectural study, reflecting on past avant-garde projects to create new possibilities, It is one of my early experiments in "autotheory" that combines autobiographical experience of the city - here, Scotland's Central Belt - with autowriting and theoretical inquiry into the relationship between architecture, the city, and its surrounding territory.

Original language	English
Type	Brochure
Publisher	FeeneyRaue
Place of Publication	UK
Publication status	Published - 13 Nov 2016

Keywords

autobiography
autowriting
autotheory
creative writing
urban periphery
Central Belt
architectural theory
city-region
territory
avant-garde
architectural pedagogy

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Autotheory for the City

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