The third Architecture as Public Concern Lecture supports the CCA Research Network, an entity bringing together alumni from almost four decades of research programs at the CCA. This annual lecture explores the theme of the 2025 Architecture as Public Concern Fellowship, which asks, how can we build relation? It also aligns with the ambition of the CCA Research Network to continue the conversations our Fellows began during their residencies at the CCA, and to collectively chart the issues related to the global built environment that are at the forefront of our work.
This third lecture is a dialogue between Nishat Awan, Shahana Rajani, and Dima Srouji, with each bringing their unique perspectives on how relation can be created and maintained through practices of counter-mapping, media that render visible, and tactics of unearthing. Together, they foreground how architecture holds the power and responsibility to create unique modalities of relation: between groups of people, between human and nonhuman worlds, between built forms and ecologies, and between multiple localities that are connected through networks of abundance and collectivity.
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