Case studies of Terroir's projects and international precedents provide concrete examples of urban generosity and civic engagement
Essays by leading architects and philosophers offer critical insights into public space and urban design
Conceptual framework argues for architecture as a countermeasure to capital-driven urban development
Engages with architectural theory, philosophy, and built precedent for a multidisciplinary approach
Photographs, drawings, and critical essays present a comprehensive visual and textual argument
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Author: Andrew Benjamin, John Hong, Andrew Mackenzie (ed) Large projects often have a significant impact, intended or otherwise, on the public domain. This fact has led Tasmanian architecture firm TERROIR to develop a strategy for third spaces that are often not in the brief, and at times, actually resist the functional logic of a project,
