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Jean Paul Sapiano / Library

The reading.

85 papers collected across four years, plus the 33 sources cited by thread below. Each links out to the publisher — these are other people's papers, so they are catalogued here rather than rehosted.

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85 of 85 sources

IReading the city

How people actually hold a city in their heads, and why that should decide how it is built.

IISpace syntax and domestic order

Treating a plan as a network rather than a picture, and reading social structure out of its connections.

IIIBuilding with what is there

Traditional material practice as environmental intelligence rather than nostalgia.

IVDecay, salt and the ethics of repair

What stone actually does over time, and what that obliges a conservator to decide.

VIntervening in heritage

How contemporary work meets an existing building without either pastiche or erasure.

VIMachines that read buildings

What computation can and cannot be trusted with in heritage and design.

My own essays, reports and reading notes are not listed here. They are unpublished coursework and sit behind the access PIN with the CV.

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