This section is the gateway to the social concerns and the sociological approaches in architectural theory. Various subtopics are developed in the related issue pages. Here you can find articles and worldwide links to useful online resources discussing the new International Style under globalization, the role of architects in backward conditions, local or national vocabularies for inspiration or disguise, poverty, empowerment, and advocacy in architecture, and various identity issues.When submit..
This section is the gateway to the social concerns and the sociological approaches in architectural theory. Various subtopics are developed in the related issue pages. Here you can find articles and worldwide links to useful online resources discussing the new International Style under globalization, the role of architects in backward conditions, local or national vocabularies for inspiration or disguise, poverty, empowerment, and advocacy in architecture, and various identity issues.When submitting new content to this page, please check the "related issues" that deal with more specified subject matter, AND consider creating a new ISSUE PAGE especially defining the subtopic you want to focus and discuss.You can also relate regionalist buildings, socially activist, neighborhood upgrading, or community development projects, and experimental housing schemes to this page so that they are showcased and discussed within this context. But in order to start a specific discussion and exemplify this in some buildings, you can create a new ISSUE PAGE, and relate these buildings there.If you compose reasonable issue pages that will not be vetoed by the WA Editorial Board, you can continue to act as an ISSUE EDITOR for these pages.
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