Throughout history, queer people have been marginalized due to their identities and experiences. As such, there has been a need to preserve and celebrate these narratives. Architecturally, physical...
Queer aesthetic practices involve creating art that challenges traditional norms of gender and sexuality through the exploration of non-normative identities and experiences. They aim to disrupt...
In this essay, I will explore how queer individuals construct a sense of home in spaces that are not explicitly made for them. This involves examining how queer people navigate and create meaningful...
Can the architecture of cities embody queer values of openness and ambiguity? It is a question that has been explored by scholars for many years. On one hand, queerness can be seen as a mode of...
Queer embodiment is an approach to studying identity that considers how social categories like race, gender, ability, age, and religion interact with each other to create unique experiences of the...
Queer perspectives in architecture offer a unique opportunity to challenge traditional spatial hierarchies and create more inclusive and accessible spaces. By incorporating diverse bodily and social...
Architecture has been traditionally associated with heterosexuality, cisgender identities, and masculinity.
Recent years have seen a growing interest in exploring how queer theory can inform...
The term "queer" refers to an umbrella term used to describe people who identify outside of heteronormativity - that is, those whose gender identity and/or sexual orientation falls outside of...
Queer aesthetics is an interdisciplinary field that explores how artistic practices can challenge normative conceptions of gender and sexuality. It emerged from postmodern theory in the late...
How can queer-informed design be implemented to create spaces that are more inclusive, accessible, and equitable for all individuals, regardless of their gender identity or sexual orientation? This...