Inhabitable Flesh of Architecture

Discover the thought-provoking insights of "Inhabitable Flesh of Architecture" by Taylor & Francis Ltd, published in 2013. This compelling paperback explores the intersection of architecture and the human body, challenging the long-standing ideals of purity and aesthetic cleanliness that have dominated the field. With 268 pages of rich content, the author delves into the resurgence of interest in the concept of flesh within art and architecture, sparking a transformative discussion around the politics of abjection. This book invites readers to reconsider traditional aesthetics and embrace a more inclusive understanding of the body in architectural design. Perfect for architects, artists, and anyone interested in the evolving dialogue between space and the human experience, "Inhabitable Flesh of Architecture" is a must-read for those looking to expand their perspective on contemporary architecture.