Displacement, Arrival, and Housing: The Case of Leipzig (Germany) and Mocoa (Colombia)

Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. Frontmatter 1
2. Acknowledgments 5
3. Contents 7
4. Introduction 9
5. PART I: Inhabiting the “Camp”
6. In, Out, and Beyond the Camp 24
7. Reversals: The University and the Camp 36
8. Architecture on the Move: (Re)Creating a Place in a Displaced World 47
9. Madafah: Who is Hosting Whom? The Everyday of Za’atri Refugee Camp and the Architectural Encounter 60
10. Between Securitization, Appropriation, and the Right to Dwell: A Multiscalar Analysis of Azraq Camp 75
11. PART II: Inhabiting the “City”
12. Interview with Gregor Brune, a Practicing Architect 92
13. Inhabiting Refugee Accommodations: A Comparison of Two Temporarily Transformed Buildings 104
14. Between Inhabitation and Dwelling: (Im)mobilities in Everyday Life 131
15. Architecture and Beyond: In / formal Spaces of Urban Refuge – Berlin 145
16. Displacement, Arrival, and Housing: The Case of Leipzig (Germany) and Mocoa (Colombia) 160
17. Architectures of Displacement: On the Aesthetics and Politics of Humanitarian Shelter 176
18. Epilogue
19. Inhabitation: A Story of Return 192
20. List of Contributors 196