Published

After 1 symposium, 5 yrs, 17 contributors, 216 pages, 2 generous reviews & 1 great cover image, Landscape and Agency has been published. >>>

Incomplete Cartographies published in OASE

Ed’s essay describing the background to the Incomplete Cartographies approach has been published in the OASE Journal for Architecture. The latest issue is titled Narrating the Urban Landscape and features articles from Frederic Pousin, Günter Vogt, Anke Schmidt, Bas Smets >>>

Unsettled – conference at TU Wien

The Interdisciplinary Centre for Urban Culture and Public Space (SKuOR) at the Faculty of Architecture and Planning, TU Wien, invites participation in the conference Unsettled: urban routines, temporalities and contestations. >>>

CIUDAD Y PAISAJE

In September Ed delivered the opening keynote lecture at the Ciudad y Paisaje conference in Guadalajara, Mexico: XIII Semana Internacional del Urbanismo y Medio Ambiente: Ciudad y paisaje. >>>

TESTING-GROUND

Working with Alex Malaescu and JJ Watters, Ed has founded and launched the first issue of TESTING-GROUND a new journal that investigates issues of landscapes, cities and territories. >>>

New appointment

Ed has been appointed the City of Vienna Visiting Professor 2017 by SKuOR. Financed by funds endowed by the City of Vienna, SKuOR (Interdisciplinary Centre for Urban Culture and Public Space) contributes to the teaching and research activities of Vienna’s University of Technology (TU Wein). >>>

Questo Metropolitan Architecture

Antonella Contin’s book, Questo Metropolitan Architecture was published last year (2015). Ed contributed a chapter titled, A Short Introduction To…

Patio Architettura

In July Ed will join a panel of architects and planners for the International Design Workshop with Politecnico di Milano and Tunghai University in a collaboration between LabMS (Laboratorio Misura e Scala della Citta Contemporanea) and the Taiwan Food Culture Pavilion, Expo Milano 2015.

Future of Places

Ed presented a research paper last week at the Future of Places conference in Stockholm. The paper which explores the uneven production of public spaces in London is part of Ed’s PhD research at the London School of Economics, Cities Programme.

The Future of Places forum is >>>

Views from the Trafalgar: How difficult it is to understand each other

Ed contributed a short chapter, Views from the Trafalgar, to the East of Eden book and a collage for the exhibition which were respectively edited and curated by Nic Clear. >>>