Metaxy : Between Destruction and Reconstruction

Exponat

Arinjoy Sen

S. 86–89

The Khudi Bari Triptych depicts a landscape in constant transformation, where ecological crises overlap with experiences of violence, displacement, and loss. For Arinjoy Sen, the image becomes a medium of cultural memory—a visual archive that makes social upheaval and environmental destruction visible.

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Keeping the In-Between Open

Remembering Means Imagining the Future

Traces

Hansaviertel Site

Houses

Under Siege: Transforming Sarajevo’s Built Environment

War and Architecture

Falowiec

From War into the Future: Historical Legacies and Questions for Postwar Reconstruction in Ukraine

The Kitchen

Mapping Global Displacement and Migration: Nexus Dynamics Between Conflict & Violence and Climate Disaster

Khudi Bari

Khudi Bari Triptych

The Architecture of Reconstruction in Yemen

“The In-Between Is Not a Moment”

Soils

Fire from Afar

Ground, Ruins, and Reconstruction

Nazeh Map: Spectral Cartography

Confiscated Ground: War by Law

Confiscated Ground: War by Law

The Watcher & The Slope

Architectures of (Un)Inhabitability

From Earth We Come, to Earth We Return, and from Earth We Shall Rise Again

Accessible City

Times

The End and the Beginning

Women at Work – Under Construction

Waiting Room (Lysychansk

Circular Reconstruction: Building with the Rubble of Warsaw

Hills of Rubble: Warsaw and Berlin

Gulf of Reparations

Reconstruction’s Breadth

In-Between-Spaces

Before & After: The Architecture of Disaster

Amphi III, Brückenallee / Hanseatenweg

Danya, My Senile Century

Metaxy : Interludes

Imprint

Khudi Bari Triptych

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The Architecture of Reconstruction in Yemen

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