Spaces and Flows Journal

Latest publications:
The Visible Past / Open Context Loosely Coupled Model for Digital Humanities Ubiquitous Collaboration and Publishing: Collaborating Across Print, Mobile, and Online Media

The paper presents an online/offline content management and collaboration platform built around mapping, 2d code, and location aware services.

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“Maximum City”*: Bombay, Spatial Politics, and Representation

The paper explores the literary representation of the Bombay as a glocal city informed by the multi-polared worlds that exist in the city.

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Micropolitan Areas and (Counter) Urbanization Processes in the US

This paper explores the nature of micropolitan areas, their place in the urban hierarchy, and their relationship to broad socioeconomic processes in the US.

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City Artery: The Visual Interrogation of Melbourne’s Regime of Automobility

This article explores a creative practice-led research project into Melbourne's regime of automobility.

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Conceptualizing the Meaning of Home for Refugees

This paper conceptualizes the meaning of Home for refugees from four different aspects which can be reconstructed as qualities in their new Homes and environments.

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Drunk with Power: The Politics of Guesthood and Hunger

This paper will examine the ongoing legal battle that surrounds loncheros—-taco trucks—-and their rights to operate on the public streets of L.A.

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Large Scale Retail and Small Scale Neighborhoods: A Challenge to Traditional Design

A discussion of retail scale as a problem for the success of Traditional Neighborhood Design.

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Typological Anatomy of the New Suburban House

Typological Anatomy of the New Suburban House is research which explores, documents and analyses Australian suburban housing typologies.

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Exclusion or Inclusion through Housing? Understanding Urban Villages in Urban China

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The Iconic and the Charged Field

An investigation into the iconic map and the “charged field”; a field charged by electronic navigation and communication devices, augmenting an understanding of iconographic and operational implications of urban flows.

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