The Race & Podcast: American Architecture as a Settler Colonial Project: San Francisco's Chinatown

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Race &

SAH Race + Architectural History Group

26 episodes

3 days ago

"Race &" is a podcast sponsored by the Society of Architectural Historians that explores the influence of race and race thinking on the built environment. Follow our co-hosts Charles Davis (SUNY Buffalo) and Maura Lucking (UCLA) as they conduct interviews, roundtable discussions, and conversations with the foremost academics of the arts and sciences to recover the untold stories of the people and forces that shape the world we live in.

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The Race & Podcast: American Architecture as a Settler Colonial Project: San Francisco's Chinatown

Race &

20 minutes 9 seconds

4 years ago

The Race & Podcast: American Architecture as a Settler Colonial Project: San Francisco's Chinatown

This is “All Roads Lead to Chinatown”, a podcast about deconstructing settler colonial narratives in architectural history. My name is Piao Liu and my name is Elena M’Bouroukounda and we are both from The School of Architecture in Princeton University. This podcast will analyze the reconstruction of San Francisco Chinatown through two architecture cases after the earthquake in 1906, exploring how the very image of Chinatown was realized, produced, and experienced in the beginning of the 20th century.

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