Protest Architecture: Barricades, Camps, Spatial Tactics

Protest Architecture: Barricades, Camps, Spatial Tactics – This book explores how architecture can emerge from acts of protest and resistance, examining temporary and improvised structures such as barricades, camps, and occupied spaces as spatial expressions of political and social movements. It investigates how these forms challenge conventional ideas of planning, permanence, and authorship in architecture. Through case studies and critical analysis, the book reveals how space is used strategically to assert rights, visibility, and identity, offering insight into the relationship between architecture, activism, and the politics of space.