Contents
Acknowledgments
Introduction-Irene Cheng, Charles L. Davis II, and Mabel O. Wilson
I. Race and the Enlightenment
1. Notes on the Virginia Capitol/Nation, Race, and Slavery in Jefferson’s America-Mabel O. Wilson
2. American Architecture in the Black Atlantic/William Thornton’s Design for the United States Capitol-Peter Minosh
3. Drawing the Color Line/Silence and Civilization from Jefferson to Mumford-Reinhold Martin
4. From “Terrestrial Paradise” to “Dreary Waste”/Race and the Chinese Garden in European Eyes-Addison Godel
II. Race and Organicism
5. Henry Van Brunt and White Settler Colonialism in the Midwest-Charles L. Davis II
6. The “New Birth of Freedom”/The Gothic Revival and the Aesthetics of Abolitionism-Joanna Merwood-Salisbury
7. Structural Racialism in Modern Architectural Theory-Irene Cheng
III. Race and Nationalism
8. Race and Miscegenation in Early Twentieth-Century Mexican Architecture-Luis E. Carranza
9. Modern Architecture and Racial Eugenics at the Esposizione Universale di Roma-Brian L. McLaren
10. The Invention of Indigenous Architecture-Kenny Cupers
IV. Race and Representation
11. Erecting the Skyscraper, Erasing Race-Adrienne Brown
12. Modeling Race and Class/Architectural Photography and the U.S. Gypsum Research Village, 1952–1955-Dianne Harris
V. Race and Colonialism
13. Race and Tropical Architecture/The Climate of Decolonization and “Malayanization”-Jiat-Hwee Chang
14. “Compartmentalized World”/Race, Architecture, and Colonial Crisis in Kenya and London-Mark Crinson
15. Style, Race, and a Mosque of the “Òyìnbó Dúdú” (White-Black) in Lagos Colony, 1894-Adedoyin Teriba
VI. Race and Urbanism
16. Black and Blight-Andrew Herscher
17. And Thus Not Glowing Brightly/Noah Purifoy’s Junk Modernism-Lisa Uddin
18. Open Architecture, Rightlessness, and Citizens-to-Come-Esra Akcan
Notes
Bibliography
Contributors
Index