Writer :: Adjunct Faculty Woodbury School of Arch. (San Diego) :: Co-founder of collective DEMILIT (@demilit)

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Writing Samples:

• Inhabitat | "Migrant Housing" (2006)
• Occupied London | “Urbanization of Panic” / (Quarterly Journal), Issue Two, Autumn 2007
• BagNews | "Portable Justice" (2007); "Blinding At The Border" (2007)
• Volume Magazine, ‘Subversive Border Suture’, (Issue #14: Office for Unsolicited Architecture / Subverting Borders, January 2008)
• Refuge/Refugee / "Towards a Nomadic Fortress" [(a chapter for a book published by Chain Links on militarized border geographies, (2009)]
• Volume Magazine (Online) | “Teaching Spatial Justice” (Online, Sept. 23, 2009)
• Crit (AIA Student Journal) / ‘MOUT and the Urban Imaginary’, (Issue #67 Crit – From Conflict, Spring 2009)
• OPEN cahier | Writer / Interviewer “City in the Crosshairs: A Discussion with Stephen Graham Pt 1” (Bryan Finoki interviews geographer Stephen Graham -- reprinted from Subtopia) – (Issue # 18 2030: War Zone Amsterdam – OPEN, 2009)
• Where We Are Now | “The Ruin Machine”, (an essay for Autumn 2009, Issue 2 – Speculating on Change / 10-17-09)
• Triple Canopy | “The Anatomy of Ruins”, (essay and photos for Issue #7 – Urbanism: master plans)
• Arquine Magazine | “The Carceral Landscape on High Seas” (article for “Dossiers” section in issue focused on “Architecture and Fear”, Dec. 2010.)
• Domus Magazine (Web) | “Double Zero (Or How to Green Secrecy)” (an Op-Ed for online magazine, Dec. 23, 2010.)
• GOOD Magazine (Web) | “WANTED: Prison Food Writers” (an article for the Food For Thinkers series, curated by Nicola Twilley, GOOD’s Food Editor, Jan. 23, 2011).
• Interview with Bryan Finoki | (Published in the book Weaponized Architecture--The Impossibility of Innocence) Author: Leopold Lambert, published by DPR in 2011)
• THE FORENSICS OF URBICIDE | Center for Research Architecture, (2010)
• The State | "they came to the desert and were consumed by a flickering fortress" [(Collaborative fiction with demilit, VOL II: Speculative Geographies (2012)]