Repairative Architectures is framed as a platform made visible through a series of connected projects spanning teaching, research, practice, exhibition, and collaboration. Each project approaches repair from a different site, scale, or institutional context, while contributing to a shared inquiry into how architecture engages maintenance, care, spatial justice, ecology, and collective knowledge. Student work, collaborative research, public programmes, and situated partnerships are brought into dialogue without being collapsed into a single method or outcome. Together, these projects allow the platform to remain open, cumulative, and responsive, building a broader body of work around the possibilities and politics of repair practice.
The Costs of Repair
Research Work: Jhono Bennett
Under Construction
Coastal Architectures: False Bay Inquiries into Repair
Student Work: UCT
A UCT post graduate centered collaborative research and teaching project using False Bay to explore repair as a coastal, ecological, social, and spatial practice through architecture, fieldwork, partnership, and situated inquiry.
Student Work: UCL
UCL Bartlett undergraduate student projects examining what repair is for, who defines it, and whose labour sustains it through situated research, material investigation, mapping, and architectural propositions.
Developmental Gestures
Research Work: 1to1
Under Construction
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