Architecture, especially regarding race and gender, is not limited to the creation of physical space but includes the destruction of these spaces as well.
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19 May 2021
Loss is an integral affect for decolonization. Loss reminds us of alternative records that exceed what an institution can name and claim of a people, culture, and community.
16 Apr 2021
I turn the corner on Rue Saint-François Xavier after the Notre-Dame Basilica on Place d’Armes. It’s a cold Friday night in Old Montreal. I keep walking towards the river.
19 Jan 2021
When the McEwen School of Architecture (MSoA) opened its doors in 2013, I recall a respected Indigenous architect wondering out loud if it was appropriate to share sacred teachings with mostly non-Indigenous architecture students.
18 Dec 2020
In August 2020 the statue of John A. Macdonald, Canada's first Prime Minister, was toppled from its place within an elaborate, eighteen-metre-tall structure, erected in Montreal's Dominion Square (now Place du Canada) in 1895.
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