The Avery Review Issue 16
<p>Amale Andraos asks how climate change might redefine the discipline of architecture; Deborah R. Coen looks to Hapsburg geography and the origin of the term “ecology”; Eva Horn discusses a long history of controlling climate through the evolution of air conditioning; Reinhold Martin traces the imbricated forms of financial and environmental risk in the Bank of America building; Emily Eliza Scott examines the visual culture of climate change; and Felicity D. Scott finds the neoliberal developmentalism latent in intergalactic settlement.</p>
Editors: James Graham
Managing Editor: Isabelle Kirkham-Lewitt
Contributing Editor: Alissa Anderson, Caitlin Blanchfield, Jacob R. Moore
At Large Editor: Shumi Bose, Jordan H. Carver, Ana María León
Contributors: Amale Andraos, Deborah R. Coen, Eva Horn, Reinhold Martin, Emily Eliza Scott, Felicity D. Scott
Part of: The Avery Review