The Interior Architecture Theory Reader

Part 1: Histories 1. (Re)constructing Histories: A Brief Historiography for Interior Architecture Edward Hollis 2. Quadratture: The Joining of Truth and Illusion in the Interior Architecture of Andrea Pozzo Jodi La Coe 3. Spatial Therapies: Interior Architecture as a Tool for the Past, Present, and Future Ziad Qureshi 4. Inside Out Michael Webb 5. A History of Style and the Modern Interior: From Alois Riegl to Colin Rowe Sarah Deyong 6. Symbiotic Spaces: Decolonizing Identity in the Spatial Design of the Museum of Macau Emily Stokes-Rees Part 2: Territories 7. Shape Shifting: Interior Architecture and Dynamic Design Mark Taylor 8. Politicizing the Interior Liz Teston 9. Fabricating Interiority Marc Manack 10. Territory and Inhabitation Amy Campos 11. Swimming Upstream: Repositioning Authorship and Expanding the Agency of the Architect Blair Satterfield and Marc Swackhamer Part 3: Spatialities 12. Inside Looking In: The Prospect of the Aspect Ursula Emery McClure & Michael A. McClure 13. The Waiting Room: Transitional Space and Transitional Drawing Susan Hedges 14. Spatial Seductions: The Everyday Interiorities of Marcel Duchamp, Edward Kienholz, and Pep³n Osorio Pablo Meninato 15. Inside the Prefab House Deborah Schneiderman 16. Oceanic Interiorities Sarah Treadwell 17. Technologies: The Spatial Agency of Digital Praxis Erin Carraher 18. Transforming Interior Volumes: Volume + Surface + Mass Jonathon R. Anderson and Laura Lovell-Anderson Part 4: Sensoralities 19. Sensorial Interior Landscapes Laura Gar³falo-Khan 20. From Ambient Environments to Sentient Spaces Nataly Gattegno & Jason Kelly Johnson 21. Design Studio through the Subtle Revelations of Phenomenology Ross T. Smith 22. Lines of Enquiry: Drawing Out Sigmund Freudâs Study and Consulting Room Ro Spankie 23. On Limits Clare Olsen 24. Salvador Dal­âs Interiors with Heraclitusâs Concealment Simon Weir 25. Touch, Taste, Smell: Fostering Museum Visitor Engagement with Multi-Sensory Spaces Kirsten Brown Part 5: Temporalities 26. Pirouetting on the Orthographic Hinge Lois Weinthal 27. Toward the Immaterial Interior Frank Jacobus 28.Time Travel: Interior Architecture and the Exhibition Space Anne Massey 29. Sounding Out Vacancy: Performing (anything but) Empty Space Julieanna Preston 30.Productions: Spatial Practices, Processes, and Effects Clay Odom Part 6: Materialities 31. "Living" Rooms: The Hyper Naturalization of the Interior Blaine Brownell 32. Inside-out and Outside-in: The Envelope and the Search for a Heterogeneous Interiority Marco Vanucci 33. Measuring the Human Dimension: Domestic Space, Materiality, and Making in Japan Zeke Leonard 34. Internal Disconnect: Material Memory in the John Portman Originals Gregory Marinic Part 7: Occupancies 35. To Dwell Means to Leave Traces: Modernism, Mastery, and Meaning in the House Museums of Gaud­ and Le Corbusier Georgina Downey 36. Event-Space: A Performance Model for Spatial Design Dorita Hannah 37. Documenting Interiority / Inhabiting Duration Marian Macken 38. Topology and Interiority: Folding Space Inside Johan Voorduow 39. Architectural Purgatory: The Car, the Garage, and the House Anthony Morey and Volkan Alkanoglu 40. Spacing and Forming: A Performative Account of a Design Studio Jan Smitheram Part 8: Appropriations 41. Death of the Architect: Appropriation and Interior Architecture Markus Berger 42. The Dialectics of Appropriation Graeme Brooker 43. Puzzle Rachel Carley 44. Metropolitan Hybrids: Programing for a Thriving Urbanity Rafael Luna 45. Design Activism: Commingling Ethics of Care and Aesthetics Lorella Di Cintio 46. Beyond the Visible: Skillsets for Future Interior Architecture Practice Caryn Brause Part 9: Globalities 47. Interiors as Global Constructs: Framing Culture and Design Discourses in a World of Movement Tasoulla Hadjiyanni 48. Hearts and Minds and Dishwashers Jodi Larson 49. Public Spheres: Hong Kongâs Interior Urbanism Jonathan D Solomon 50. Altered (E)states: Alteration and Adaptation in Architecture and its Interiority David Erdman