Author Archives: Abhishek Wagle

Cottage colonialism: lakeside property in Ontario

By Abhishek Wagle 13 September 2023 Essays

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The colonial apparatus of private property continues to lay claim to Indigenous land in Canada’s cottage country

‘The supply of new homes has lagged well behind demand resulting in overcrowding and a stratospheric rise in property values’

23 March 2015 By Ellis Woodman

Ellis Woodman: On a new architecture manifesto for London

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Lost property: the continuing violence of improvement

8 October 2020 By Brenna Bhandar

The acquisitive impulse to appropriate and control land has marginalised, dispossessed and displaced…

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Private property: the right to our own body

29 March 2022 By Zoé Samudzi

Within the logics of racial capitalism, property rights are inscribed onto the…

AR September 2023: Property

5 September 2023 By AR Editors

Architects Against Housing Alienation | Productora | Stereo Architektur | Natrufied |…

Folio: Stop Hoarding Housing by Darren Cullen

6 September 2023 By AR Editors

A ‘subvertisement’ takes aim at the private rental sector

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Property values: the enclosure of Aotearoa New Zealand

7 September 2023 By Simon Barber

By inscribing the notion of property across Aotearoa New Zealand, settler colonialism…

Artists’ block: A House for Artists in Barking, UK by Apparata

8 September 2023 By Vicky Spratt

The affordable housing for artists in Barking designed by Apparata is both…

Typology: Co-housing

12 September 2023 By Tom Wilkinson

Co-housing forms provide housing security for the squeezed middle classes, often leaving…

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