Launching Perspecta 57: Archival Ferment

​Launch of Perspecta 57: Archival Ferment
The Yale Architectural Journal

​Archival Ferment attends to the living past—those spaces, places, and communities that exceed, haunt, and survive History’s bounded or debased representations of them—locating within it riotous ideas, alternative subjectivities, and other modes of inhabiting and imagining the built environment.

​Join the editors M.C. Overholt, Alex Whee Kim, Sarah Hye Yeon Kim, and Brian Christopher Orser in celebrating the release of this issue of The Yale Architectural Journal. Refreshments will be served.

​Book design by Hannah Tjaden and Betty Wang
Published by the Yale School of Architecture and MIT Press

​Featuring contributions by:

​Dana Abbas and Yousef Taha; Minne Atairu and Curry J. Hackett; María Berríos; Barrington Calvert and Michael Lee; Swati Chattopadhyay; Katie Colford and Fernando Domíinguez Rubio; Lionel Devlieger; Rizvi Hassan; Walter Hood and Elihu Rubin; Min Kyung Lee; Joan Lubin and Jeanne Vaccaro; Laura Pappalardo, Maurício Pupo. and Zélia Pupo; Victor Próspero and João Fiammenghi; Mindy Seu and Carmen Winant; Adedoyin Teriba; Chat Travieso, Ivy Bennett, and Camari Austin; Desirée Valadres

​About Perspecta

​The Yale Architectural Journal is the oldest student-edited architectural journal in the United States and is internationally respected for its contributions to contemporary architectural discourse with original presentations of new projects as well as historical and theoretical essays.