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The refugee camp is now considered by many governments and international organizations to be ineffective and even harmful to refugee populations. But the transformation in the spatial strategies to attend to the needs of unsettled populations are under-examined.
Unsettlement is a book project led by Terreform's co-director Deen Sharp, with contributions from architects, social scientists and urbanists, that proposes to address this lacuna.
Terreform is thrilled to announce the next set of books published by our imprint, UR (Urban Research).
UR was launched in 2016 with the understanding that no single approach is adequate to the promise and problems of the urban; and this second set of books continues our commitment to publish a wide range of designs and analyses. Read more about the forthcoming volumes at urpub.org.
Terreform Research Director, Andrea Johnson, has been invited to speak as part of the Spring 2017 Hearst Lecture Series at Cal Poly's College of Architecture & Environmental Design. Andrea will be presenting Home Grown, the first volume of New York City (Steady) State, on June 2 to the students in San Luis Obispo, California.
Read more about the lecture series on Cal Poly's website.