Deconstructing Research: A Reverse‐Engineering Methodology and Practice
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ArticlePublication details: Wiley 2019Description: Vol 89, Issue 3, 2019 : (96-101 p.)Online resources:
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Architectural designSummary: Brussels architecture and art collective Rotor's approach involves research through physical immersion in each project site. By engaging with people's lived realities and reinvesting knowledge in the places where it was acquired, they have gained particular prominence in the flourishing reuse sector. Rotor's resident researcher Alison Creba and co‐founder Lionel Devlieger here describe how they work, and present some of their projects, in Belgium and Sicily.
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Brussels architecture and art collective Rotor's approach involves research through physical immersion in each project site. By engaging with people's lived realities and reinvesting knowledge in the places where it was acquired, they have gained particular prominence in the flourishing reuse sector. Rotor's resident researcher Alison Creba and co‐founder Lionel Devlieger here describe how they work, and present some of their projects, in Belgium and Sicily.
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