Volumes 239-253: THE MYTH OF TRADITION
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Volume 239
MODERNISM UNBOUND: MYTHS, PRACTICES, AND POLICIES
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A ‘Democratic Modernism’: Naturalizing and Neutralizing Architectural Traditions in Cape Town
Sharone Tomer
Capital in a Void: Modernist Myths of Brasilia
Pedro Palazzo & Luciana Saboia
The Myth of Modern Living: The Trajectory of Rio’s Pedregulho Housing Development
Flavia Nascimento
Volume 240
MYTHS AND METHODS IN ARCHITECTURE AND PLANNING
The Myth of Bay Region Style in California
Elisa Brusegan
Building from the Myth: A Look at the Shilpa Shastras from Anthropology and Architecture
Julian Garcia & Joaquin Grau
Creating Japanese Discursive Space: Politics and Mythology of Tradition and Modernity in Metabolist Proposals
Harpreet (Neena) Mand
Volume 241
SPACES AND TRADITIONS OF REMEMBRANCE
Unsettled Meaning: Memorializing Lost Mobility through a Monument in Ordos, Inner Mongolia
Rick Miller
A Multiple Life of Architecture: An Indonesian Case
Arief Setiawan
Creating Political Places through Myth: The Hyeonchungsa Project in Korea in the 1960s
Jihong Kim & BongHee Jeon
Volume 242
POLITICAL PLACEMAKING AND URBAN MYTHOLOGY
Belgrade’s Security and Surveillance: Circulating Violence through Infrastructure
Nikolina Bobic
Exploring the Roots of the Village as a Myth and an Ideal for Urban Renewal
Eeva Aarrevaara
Catalan Nation Building and Bottom-Up Placemaking: Redevelopment in the 22@ District
Philip Speranza
The Illegal Fabric: Understanding the American Dream and Its Effect on Chicago
Samantha Salden
The Myth of Tradition in New York’s Chinatown
Chuo Li
Volume 243
INTERROGATING SUSTAINABILITY: BEYOND THE GREEN MYTH
Myths of Knowledge Creation in Sustainable Architecture
Brook Muller
Green Myths: A Virtual Odyssey of Ecocities
Diane Valerie Wildsmith
Mythological Registers in the Architectural Language of Sustainability
Allison Earl
Volume 244
HOUSING, THE VERNACULAR, AND MYTH
The Value of Myth and Tradition in Contemporary Welsh Dwellings
Heidi Day & Wayne Forster
Exploring the Myth of Four in the Persian Vernacular Architecture
Hesam Kamalipour
Is the Laweyan Still “the Laweyan”?
Triatno Yudo Harjoko & Putri Nurul Probowati
Volume 245
VERNACULARIZING MYTH
Reinterpreting Traditions: Vernacular Architecture In Latin American Cities
Diana Maldonado & Fernando Lara
Architectural Creation Myths
Kevin Nute
The Construction of Myth in Tibetan Architecture and the Modern City of Lhasa
Maggie Mei Kei Hui
Volume 246
REGENERATION, PRESERVATION, AND THE MYTH OF HERITAGE
Nostalgia and Attitudes towards Conservation and Reuse of the Historical Palaces of Mohammed Ali’s Family in Egypt
Hisham Gabr, Shaimaa Ibrahim, & Aliaa AlSadaty
Tradition and Myth in the Madina: Conservation and Change
Hassan Radoine
Controversial Borobudur: Myth and Rationality in Archaeology
Anne Hublin
Preservation and Reconstruction of Urban Dwelling Space: Qilou Districts in Guangzhou City, China
Nobuo Mitsuhashi
Volume 247
NATIONAL MYTHS AND IDENTITY DISCOURSES
Diego Rivera and the “Building” of Mexican Identity
Patricia Morgado
Architecture and the Myth of Authenticity during the German Period in Cameroon
Itohan Osayimwese
The Metamorphosis of the Wall: A Mythical/Ideological Representation of Urban Space — the Case of Ankara
Meltem Al, Seçil Binboga, & Ömer Polat
On the Portuguese Ultimate National Myth
Daniela V. de Freitas Simões
The Constructing and Changing of Cinematic Hong Kong through the Taiwanese Cult Followings’ Eyes
Ying-Fen Chen
Volume 248
MYTH IN DESIGN THEORY AND PRACTICE
Bio-Architectural Technology and the Dreamtime Knowledge of Spinife Grass
Paul Memmott
The Myth of the (Digital) Master Builder
Mark Donofrio
Farewell to the Bad Old Days: Architecture’s Curtain Call on the Myths of Mental Health Care
Rebecca Mclaughlan
Volume 249
CONSUMING MYTHS, GLOBALIZING TRADITIONS
Museums in Arabia and the Myth of Cultural Enlightenment
Yasser Elsheshtawy
The Myth of Urban Diversity: The Tale of Two Souqs in Two Gulf Cities, Manama and Doha
Ali Alraouf
The Myth of Modernity: Reimagining the Farangi House in Aminoddowleh’s Travel Memoir
Vahid Vahdat Zad
Egyptian State-Led Competitions : Between Political Agendas and the Myth of the ”Space of Possible”
Mennat El-Husseiny
Volume 250
CULTURE AND MYTH IN SOCIO-SPATIAL PRACTICE
Claiming Power through Myth Insinuated in Urban Forms: The Case of the Arjuna Wijaya Statue
Eka Permanasari
How the Bugis Community Employs Myths to Structure Space and Place
Bhatari Darjosanjoto & Endang Titi Sunarti Darjosanjoto
Eve’s Apple and the Mosque: Transmuted and Layered Additions to Mosque Vocabulary Pertaining to the Space of Women
Tammy Gaber
The Myth of Chinatown: The Historical Transformations of Chinese Settlements in East Asian Open Ports
Sujin Eom
Volume 251
MYTHS IN A TIME OF REVOLUTION
Self-Immolation: The Myth of Fire, Contentious Politics, and the Remaking of Public Space
Aviva Rubin
Beyond the Modern Urban Center: Decoding Tahrir Square
Khaled Adham
Tahrir Square: Between Local Traditions and Global Flows
Hussam Salama
The Myths of Slum Upgrading: A New Vision for Egypt’s Slums after Revolution
Gihan Hannallah & Riham Faragallah
Volume 252
MYTHIC PLACES, TRADITIONAL SPACES
Transforming Temple Streets in the New Digital Era
Ram Sateesh Pasupuleti, Jyoti Mithal, Siva Sakthivel Ramadoss, & Arthi Kanchanana Manohar
A Riverfront Structured to Keep Alive Traditions? The Ghat of Benares in India
Savitri Jalais
The Ayodhya Verdict: The Legal Space of Myth
Shraddha Navalli
Volume 253
MYTH AND NATIONALISM
The Persistence of the Myth of the Native Hut and the Cradle of Portugueseness on the Indian Ocean
Silje Erøy Sollien
Mythologizing the Region: A Critique
Sebnem Yucel
The Nationalization of Women in Postcolonial Korea: Placemaking for Shin Saimdang as “Good Mother-Good Wife”
Younjung Do & BongHee Jeon
Systems of Enclaves: The Myth of Political Unity and the Policing of Public Space
Eliana Abu-Hamdi