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Lecture Schedule
Buildings and Fear
David Childs and Joel Sanders
Thursday, November 15
Indefensible Space: The Architecture of the National Insecurity State
A panel discussion moderated by Michael Sorkin and involving Christine Boyer, Teddy Cruz, and Cindi Katz
Tuesday, November 20
American Power: What’s Really at Risk?
Mitch Epstein with Brian Wallis
Thursday, December 6
New York, Climate Change, and Sea Level Rise: New Demands on Urban Planning and Architecture
Klaus Jacob Monday, January 7
Red Lines, Death Vows, Foreclosures, Risk Structures
Damon Rich, the Center for Urban Pedagogy (CUP)
Thursday, January 17
Reimagining Risk
- •A New Idea in Security Would Put Vehicle Barriers on a Pavement-Level Turntable
- •Breaking Ground: Rogers Marvel Architects
- •GSA Security Design
- •London's Security Architecture
- •Medieval Modern: Design Strikes a Defensive Posture
- •More Openness in Government (Offices, That is)
- •Risky Business
- •Security Design: Achieving Transparency in Civic Architecture
- •Security Planning and Design
- •The New Look of U.S. Embassies
- •Transparent Security
- •5 Codes: Architecture, Paranoia, and Risk in Times of Terror
- •Architecture of Fear
- •Building Security Handbook
- •Cities, War and Terrorism
- •Indefensible Space: The Architecture of the National Insecurity State
- •Protection of Federal Office Buildings Against Terrorism
- •Risk Society and Beyond
- •Terrorism, Risk and the City
- •World Risk Society