The University Of Detroit Mercy School Of Architecture is conducting a call for entries for the 21st edition of Dichotomy.
The theme of Dichotomy 21 is Odds. ODDS evokes many dichotomous conditions that defy the status quo and aim for greater fortune. Dichotomy 21 seeks to investigate ideas such as risky development opportunities, architectural anomalies, and gambling with the future of our urban infrastructure. Submissions should consider the implications of defying the odds and embracing the strange through novel reflections on architecture, urbanism, or community development.
Dichotomy, a student published journal, strives to be a critical link between UDM students and the discourses on design, architecture, urbanism, and community development. Like the institution, Dichotomy focuses on social justice and critical thought concerning intellectual, spiritual, ethical, and social development both in and outside of Detroit. The aim of Dichotomy is to disseminate these relevant investigations conducted by students, faculty, and professionals.
Abstract Deadline: December 1st, 2014
Abstracts should be no longer than 300 words with three images in PDF format and may be submitted at http://dichotomy.arch.udmercy.edu/submit/ or to dichotomyudm@gmail.com. Final articles may be in a variety of forms, including projects, scholarly papers, photo essays, poetry or interviews. Notification of entries to be published will be sent by mid-December with final submissions due at the beginning of February. Staff will select between eight and twelve articles to be published in April 2015.
The University Of Detroit Mercy School Of Architecture is conducting a call for entries for the 21st edition of Dichotomy.
The theme of Dichotomy 21 is Odds. ODDS evokes many dichotomous conditions that defy the status quo and aim for greater fortune. Dichotomy 21 seeks to investigate ideas such as risky development opportunities, architectural anomalies, and gambling with the future of our urban infrastructure. Submissions should consider the implications of defying the odds and embracing the strange through novel reflections on architecture, urbanism, or community development.
Dichotomy, a student published journal, strives to be a critical link between UDM students and the discourses on design, architecture, urbanism, and community development. Like the institution, Dichotomy focuses on social justice and critical thought concerning intellectual, spiritual, ethical, and social development both in and outside of Detroit. The aim of Dichotomy is to disseminate these relevant investigations conducted by students, faculty, and professionals.
Abstract Deadline: December 1st, 2014
Abstracts should be no longer than 300 words with three images in PDF format and may be submitted at http://dichotomy.arch.udmercy.edu/submit/ or to dichotomyudm@gmail.com. Final articles may be in a variety of forms, including projects, scholarly papers, photo essays, poetry or interviews. Notification of entries to be published will be sent by mid-December with final submissions due at the beginning of February. Staff will select between eight and twelve articles to be published in April 2015.
Previous issues can be viewed at http://dichotomy.arch.udmercy.edu