Monsoon Folio

Monsoonal Assemblages in the Borderlands of Assam

Master thesis (2024)

Authors

A. Jaganathan Architecture and the Built Environment

Contributors

Rachel Lee History, Form & Aesthetics - Architecture and the Built Environment (mentor)
N. Sanaan Bensi Theory, Territories & Transitions - Architecture and the Built Environment (mentor)
G. Karvelas Teachers of Practice / AE+T - Architecture and the Built Environment (mentor)
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Architecture and the Built Environment
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Published Date

14-05-2024

Language

English

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Architecture and the Built Environment

Abstract

Monsoon folio situates itself within a vast planetary system as I follow the interactions of the char dwellers with the monsoonal cycles in the Assamese borderlands of India. While in modern writings of cities, the domains of the social and natural have been understood in isolation, cities as human-made and separate from nature, I try to foreground urban developments as a more-than-human assemblage. Far from an urban backdrop, monsoon takes root and ruptures socio-spatial arrangements.