Editors' Notes - Singularity of Urban Architectural Research: On Knowledge Co-Production of a Transdisciplinary Kind
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Editors note
This mixed issue presents five scientific articles, two book reviews and two reviews of recent PhD theses. The articles have been framed by the concept of disciplinarity – the way they cross boundaries and challenge architecture as a complex discipline involving several external academic subjects and professional fields of knowledge. They illustrate several
aspects of disciplinarity in architecture and urban design, such as design interventions as a tool in research-by-design, of becoming a cosmopolitan citizen-architect, on potentials in design and construction, the concept of place in urbanism and the story of an abandoned mosque project in Helsinki. Before we go into the specific articles and comment upon them, we would like to initiate a discussion on the question of transdisciplinarity as a singular feature of architectural research.

Architecture

Author

Sten Gromark

Chalmers, Architecture and Civil Engineering, Building Design

Marius Fiskevold

Norwegian University of Life Sciences

Magnus Rönn

Chalmers, Architecture and Civil Engineering, Building Design

Nordic Journal of Architectural Research (NJAR)

1893-5281 (ISSN)

Vol. 34 1 5-14

Driving Forces

Sustainable development

Areas of Advance

Building Futures (2010-2018)

Subject Categories

Civil Engineering

Other Humanities

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