Titlebook: Representation and Materialization of Architecture and Space in Zimbabwe; Between National Ico Langtone Maunganidze Book 2024 The Editor(s)

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Materiality, Architectural Re-figuration and Identity,s of (re)naming them were not necessarily one-way traffic. Thus, politically inspired toponymical changes can often unfold in a rather incoherent, inconclusive, spatially diverse and protracted manner. There was an unstated assumption that renaming the urban landscape for political ends was effectiv

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Deconstructing Iconic and Historicist State Buildings,ate it. Globally, colonial architecture was characterized by the commemoration of heroes of First and Second World Wars. In the greater part of Africa, state buildings and spaces were named in honour of knighted personalities coming out of those battles. Actually, the Europeans went as far as changi

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Urban Informality: Sponsored or Agentive Materialization?, in the capital, Harare, the chapter draws inspiration from Henry Lefebvre’s (The production of space. Trans. D. Nicholson-Smith. Blackwell, Oxford, 1991) “autogestion” thesis to examine the extent to which urban spaces have been appropriated to cope with the emerging urban poly-crises particularly

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Gender, Architecture and Space, architecture and space. Gendered architectural production and materialization manifest through the various forms of under-representation of women in the process of historic construction and preservation. The constancy of architectural appropriation under successive regimes is critical in the contex

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