“Precarity is the condition of being vulnerable to others. Unpredictable encounters transform us; we are not in control, even of ourselves.”– Tsing, A. L. (2021). When the power structure of architecture becomes the weapon of systemic discrimination of racial, gender, and class profiling, how can we challenge design to counter violence and injustice, de-simplify the terms of design engagement, and develop alternative spatial narratives of the world? Investigating spatial violence and injustice on multiple sites, I see nonlinear narratives hidden behind the bodies in pain, a troubled world created by anthropologic standards and control. This thesis is about staying with…
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