Meredith TenHoor is an architectural and urban historian, and Professor in the School of Architecture at Pratt Institute. Drawing on her latest research, TenHoor will address the bodily and environmental impacts of building materials.
Meredith TenHoor’s research examines how architecture, urbanism and landscape design participate in the distribution of resources, and how these design practices have produced understandings of the limits and capacities of bodies. She has written extensively about the relationships between food and agriculture and architectural, cultural and territorial change in twentieth-century France. Other key topics are histories of justice, exclusion and displacement in architecture and urban planning; architectures of consumption and biopolitics; and the intellectual history of francophone and anglophone critical theory.
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