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Global Trajectories of Polish Architects in the Cold War, in: Tim Beasley-Murray, Wendy Bracewell and Michał Murawski eds., Anti-Atlas. Critical area studies from the East of the West (London: UCL Press, 2025), 301-7
Comments Off on Global Trajectories of Polish Architects in the Cold War, in: Tim Beasley-Murray, Wendy Bracewell and Michał Murawski eds., Anti-Atlas. Critical area studies from the East of the West (London: UCL Press, 2025), 301-7 <p>https://lukaszstanek.net/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/Stanek-in-Anti-Atlas.pdf</p>Artist Intervention: Asutsuare Rebound, Future Anterior: Journal of Historic Preservation History, Theory, and Criticism, 19:2 (2022), 147-15 (published Nov. 2024), with Michael Gameli Dziwornu, Eric Don-Arthur
Leave your thoughts <p>https://lukaszstanek.net/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/Don-Arthur-Dziwornu-Stanek-in-FA_C.pdf</p>Land Imaginaries, e-flux Architecture, March 2024 (with Kwasi Ohene-Ayeh)
Comments Off on Land Imaginaries, e-flux Architecture, March 2024 (with Kwasi Ohene-Ayeh) <p>https://www.e-flux.com/architecture/the-gift/589574/land-imaginaries/</p>The Architectural Gift: Łukasz Stanek in conversation with Frances Richard, Places Journal, April 2024
Comments Off on The Architectural Gift: Łukasz Stanek in conversation with Frances Richard, Places Journal, April 2024 <p>https://placesjournal.org/article/the-architectural-gift/</p>New paper: Hegemony by Adaptation: Decolonizing Ghana’s Construction Industry
Comments Off on New paper: Hegemony by Adaptation: Decolonizing Ghana’s Construction Industry <p>Comparative Studies in Society and History (2024), 1-34 Download This paper discusses competing visions of the decolonization of Ghana’s economy... <a class="view-article" href="https://lukaszstanek.net/new-paper-hegemony-by-adaptation-decolonizing-ghanas-construction-industry/">View Article</a></p>New paper: Race, Time, and Architecture: Dilemmas of Africanization in Ghana, 1951-1966
Comments Off on New paper: Race, Time, and Architecture: Dilemmas of Africanization in Ghana, 1951-1966 <p>Journal of the Society of Architectural Historians 83:2 (2024), 191-208. Download Go to JSAH This article discusses the Africanization of... <a class="view-article" href="https://lukaszstanek.net/race-time-architecture-dilemmas-of-africanization-in-ghana-1951-1966/">View Article</a></p>Nigerian Indigenous Architecture with and Against Zbigniew Dmochowski, African Studies Center 15th Anniversary Conference, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor (USA), April 6, 2024
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Leave your thoughts <p></p>Architecture as Currency. State-Socialist Building Export to Iraq, conference The Social History of Money across the Eastern Bloc and the Global South in the Twentieth Century, Cambridge University Department of History, Cambridge (UK), June 27, 2024
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Leave your thoughts <p></p>Hegemony by Adaptation: Decolonizing Ghana’s Construction Industry, Comparative Studies in Society and History (2024), 1-34
Leave your thoughts <p>https://doi.org/10.1017/S0010417524000185</p>Race, Time, and Architecture: Dilemmas of Africanization in Ghana, 1951-1966, Journal of the Society of Architectural Historians 83:2 (2024), 191-208
Comments Off on Race, Time, and Architecture: Dilemmas of Africanization in Ghana, 1951-1966, Journal of the Society of Architectural Historians 83:2 (2024), 191-208 <p>http://lukaszstanek.net/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/JSAH8302_04_Stanek.pdf</p>Rereading Colonialism from Eastern Europe and Western Africa, or: What Architectural Historians Can Learn from Ghanaian Responses to the War in Ukraine, in: Kurg, A., Popescu, C., Bocharnikova, D., Gourinovitch, O., Graham, J., Stanek, L. & Lähteenmäki, M., Field Notes: Why We Need Eastern Europe?, Architectural Histories 12:1 (2024)
Leave your thoughts <p>https://journal.eahn.org/article/id/10595/</p>The Architectural Gift: Kumasi, Islamabad, Detroit, Places Journal, April 2024, with Sarah K. Cheema and Anya Sirota
Leave your thoughts <p>https://placesjournal.org/article/the-architectural-gift-kumasi-islamabad-detroit/</p>The Gift (Editorial), e-flux Architecture, February 27, 2024, with Damjan Kokalevski and Andres Lepik
Leave your thoughts <p>https://www.e-flux.com/architecture/the-gift/592070/editorial/</p>From Eastern Europe to Africa: Women Architects in the Cold War, conference Womxn in Design and Architecture, Princeton University (USA), March 3, 2023
Leave your thoughts <p></p>Temporalities of Postcolonial and Postsocialist Infrastructure: Imaginations of Industrial Development in Asutsuare, Ghana, with Michael Gameli Dziwornu, Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, Denver CO (USA), April 24, 2023
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Gift of Land, Temple Hoyne Buell Center for the Study of American Architecture and Department of Art History, University of Chicago, Chicago (USA), November 16, 2023
Leave your thoughts <p></p>Race, Time, and Architecture: Dilemmas of Africanization in Ghana, 1951-1966, Association for Slavic, East European, and Eurasian Studies Annual Conference, Philadelphia (USA), December 1, 2023
Leave your thoughts <p></p>1980 in Parallax: Zbigniew Dmochowski in Nigeria, Charles Jencks Foundation online, 2023
Leave your thoughts <p>https://www.jencksfoundation.org/explore/text/1980-in-parallax-zbigniew-dmochowski-in-nigeria#6fe6ec0faea7</p>Socialist Worldmaking, in: Vilenica A., ed. Decoloniality in Eastern Europe: A Lexicon of Reorientation (Novi Sad: New Media Center, 2023), 124-31
Leave your thoughts <p>http://lukaszstanek.net/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/Stanek-in-Decoloniality-in-Eastern-Europe_A-Lexicon-of-Reorientation.pdf</p>Archives 1-3, in: Claire Lubell, Rafico Ruiz eds. Fugitive Archives: A Sourcebook for Centring Africa in Histories of Architecture (Montreal: Canadian Centre for Architecture, Jap Sam Books, 2023), 14-103, with Ikem Stanley Okoye and Cole Roskam
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Tashkent Modernism: A View from Africa, keynote at the conference Where in the World Is Tashkent, Tashkent (UZ), October 19, 2023
Comments Off on Tashkent Modernism: A View from Africa, keynote at the conference Where in the World Is Tashkent, Tashkent (UZ), October 19, 2023 <p></p>From Imperial to Socialist Gift: The KNUST Campus in Kumasi, conference The Gift of Architecture, Manchester (UK), June 13, 2022
Leave your thoughts <p></p>Post-colonial Education in Kumasi, Architectural Review 9 (2022), 88-91
Leave your thoughts <p>https://www.architectural-review.com/essays/post-colonial-education-in-kumasi</p>Colonialism and the War in Ukraine, Africa Is a Country, November 29, 2022
Leave your thoughts <p>https://africasacountry.com/2022/11/why-africa-needs-eastern-europe</p>From Eastern Europe to Africa: Women Architects in the Global Cold War, conference Gender and Infrastructure: Intersections between Postsocialist and Postcolonial Geographies, UCL (UK, online), March 5, 2021
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Leave your thoughts <p></p>Zbigniew Dmochowski and the Decolonization of Nigerian Architecture, Lagos Studies Conference, Lagos (NI, online), June 30, 2021
Leave your thoughts <p></p>Decolonization by Non-Alignment: Ghana’s Construction Industry, workshop Towards a Conjectural Political Economy of Non-Alignment and Cultural Politics, Riejka (CR), September 29, 2021
Leave your thoughts <p></p>Architecture in Global Socialism, lecture and discussion at the Kyiv Biennale, Kyiv (UA), October 17, 2021
Leave your thoughts <p></p>Accra’s International Trade Fair Embodies Ghana’s Complex Legacy of Pan-African Modernism, discussion with Ruth-Anne Richardson, Failed Architecture, January 27, 2021
Leave your thoughts <p>https://failedarchitecture.com/accras-international-trade-fair-embodies-ghanas-complex-legacy-of-pan-african-modernism/</p>Tracing the Marine Drive, Accra, Canadian Centre for Architecture, February 24, 2021
Leave your thoughts <p>https://www.cca.qc.ca/en/articles/77853/tracing-the-marine-drive-accra</p>When Baghdad Was Like Warsaw: Comparison in the Cold War, in: Osman M., Abramson, D., Çelik Alexander, Z. (Aggregate) eds., Writing By Design: Evidence and Narrative in Architectural History (Pittsburgh PE: University of Pittsburgh Press, 2021), 162-76 and 310-13
Leave your thoughts <p>http://lukaszstanek.net/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/Stanek-When-Baghdad-was-like-Warsaw-copy-1.pdf</p>Architecture in Global Socialism, keynote at the conference Made in Italy Goes Eastern, Politecnico di Milano (I, online), May 3, 2021
Comments Off on Architecture in Global Socialism, keynote at the conference Made in Italy Goes Eastern, Politecnico di Milano (I, online), May 3, 2021 <p></p>Spaces of Global Socialism, keynote at the workshop Rethinking Socialist Space in the Twentieth Century, Oxford University (UK, online), June 22, 2021
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Two Globalisations: Socialist Architecture at the End of the Cold War, keynote at the conference After Socialist Modernism: Architecture, Urban Design and Planning of the 1980s, Kyiv (UA), October 11, 2021
Comments Off on Two Globalisations: Socialist Architecture at the End of the Cold War, keynote at the conference After Socialist Modernism: Architecture, Urban Design and Planning of the 1980s, Kyiv (UA), October 11, 2021 <p></p>Socialist Worldmaking: The Political Economy of Urban Comparison in the Cold War, Urban Studies 59:8 (2021), 1575-96
Comments Off on Socialist Worldmaking: The Political Economy of Urban Comparison in the Cold War, Urban Studies 59:8 (2021), 1575-96 <p>https://doi.org/10.1177/00420980211050178</p>Buildings for Dollars and Oil: East German and Romanian Construction Companies in Cold War Iraq, Contemporary European History 30:4 (2021), 544-61
Comments Off on Buildings for Dollars and Oil: East German and Romanian Construction Companies in Cold War Iraq, Contemporary European History 30:4 (2021), 544-61 <p>https://doi.org/10.1017/S0960777321000333</p>Integrate, Adapt, Collaborate: Comecon Architecture in Socialist Mongolia, ABE Journal 19 (2021), with Nikolay Erofeev
Comments Off on Integrate, Adapt, Collaborate: Comecon Architecture in Socialist Mongolia, ABE Journal 19 (2021), with Nikolay Erofeev <p>https://journals.openedition.org/abe/12604</p>Looking Elsewhere: Weak Actors and Architecture on the Move in Global Socialism, Interview with Zoltán Ginelli, Left East, November 11, 2020
Leave your thoughts <p>https://lefteast.org/global-socialism-lukasz-stanek-middle-east-europe/</p>The Power of ‘Weak Actors’ and Decolonizing Socialist Architectural Histories after 1989, Interview with Zoltán Ginelli, Left East, November 23, 2020
Leave your thoughts <p>https://lefteast.org/part-2-the-power-of-weak-actors-and-decolonizing-socialist-architectural-histories-after-1989/</p>Housing in Independent Ghana across Cold War Divides (1957-66), Welfare State Workshop, Oxford University, Oxford (UK), January 24, 2020
Leave your thoughts <p></p>Architecture in the World Socialist System: Baghdad, 1958-1990, conference World War Two and Urban Reconstruction in the Socialist World, University of Leicester (UK), December 19, 2020
Leave your thoughts <p></p>Gift, Credit, Barter: Architectural Mobilities in Global Socialism, e-flux Architecture, July 8, 2020
Leave your thoughts <p>https://www.e-flux.com/architecture/housing/337850/gift-credit-barter-architectural-mobilities-in-global-socialism/</p>The Cold War New and Old: Architectural Exchanges Beyond the West, History News Network, February 9, 2020
Leave your thoughts <p>https://www.historynewsnetwork.org/article/the-cold-war-new-and-old-architectural-exchanges-b</p>Interstitial EP027: Architecture in Global Socialism, podcast with David Huber, March 17, 2020
Leave your thoughts <p>https://www.librarystack.org/interstitial-ep027-architecture-in-global-socialism/</p>Socialist Worldmaking: Architecture and Global Urbanization in the Cold War, in: Mark J., Kalinovsky, A., Marung, S. eds., Alternative Globalizations: Eastern Europe and the Postcolonial World (Bloomington IN: Indiana University Press, 2020), 166-86
Leave your thoughts <p>http://lukaszstanek.net/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/Stanek-in-Alternative_Globalizations.pdf</p>When Accra Was Like Tashkent: Urban Comparison in the Cold War, keynote at the colloquium Sacred, Spectacular, Planned: Capital Cities in a Comparative Perspective, 1500–2000, Department of History, European University at St. Petersburg (RU, online), October 22, 2020
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Death and Life of Urban Knowledge Ecologies, keynote at the conference On Reproduction. Re-Imagining the Political Ecology of Urbanism, Ghent University (B), February 8, 2020
Comments Off on Death and Life of Urban Knowledge Ecologies, keynote at the conference On Reproduction. Re-Imagining the Political Ecology of Urbanism, Ghent University (B), February 8, 2020 <p>https://www.e-flux.com/announcements/630414/aglaia-konradhung-heaped-shaped/</p>Team 10 East, keynote, conference Team 10 Farwest, Porto University (P), November 30, 2019
Comments Off on Team 10 East, keynote, conference Team 10 Farwest, Porto University (P), November 30, 2019 <p></p>Comparison in the Cold War: Thinking the Third World Through the Second World, Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, Washington DC (USA), April 6, 2019
Leave your thoughts <p></p>Worldmaking, Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, Washington DC (USA), April 5, 2019
Leave your thoughts <p></p>The Africanisation of Ghanaian Architecture, symposium by the Canadian Center for Architecture (CCA), Addis Ababa (ET), May 21, 2019
Leave your thoughts <p></p>Architecture’s Worldmaking, conference Conflicted Narratives, Future Trajectories, Cambridge University, Cambridge (UK), September 19, 2019
Leave your thoughts <p></p>Thinking the Third World through the Second World, UCL, London (UK), November 11, 2019
Leave your thoughts <p></p>When Baghdad Was Like Warsaw: Comparison in the Cold War, PAN Berlin (D), October 23, 2019
Leave your thoughts <p></p>Sixty Years of the Marine Drive Project in Accra (Ghana), workshop Ideological Resonances, National Museum, Copenhagen (DK), December 6, 2019
Leave your thoughts <p></p>Paper Cybernetics. Notes on Comecon’s Dictionary of Civil Engineering in Twelve Languages (1979), Pidgin. Princeton University School of Architecture 25 (2019), 80-90
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Socialist Architecture Goes Global, Yale University, New Haven (USA), keynote at the symposium Transit Point: Mitteleuropa, September 8, 2016
Leave your thoughts <p></p>The Worlding of Eastern Europe, keynote at the conference Across Borders—Cultural Cooperation with Norway, Oslo (N), May 29, 2018
Leave your thoughts <p></p>The Worlding of Eastern Europe. Architects from Socialist Countries in Cold War West Africa, Museum of Modern Art, New York (USA), January 8, 2018
Leave your thoughts <p></p>Architecture and Petrobarter. Romanian and East German Construction Export to Oil Producing Countries, 1970s-1980s, workshop Transnational Relations between Eastern Europe/USSR and the Middle East. New Perspectives on the Cold War Workshop, University of Geneva (CH), February 22, 2018
Leave your thoughts <p></p>Dialectics of Centrality in the Global Cold War, EAHN conference, Tallinn (Estonia), June 15, 2018
Leave your thoughts <p></p>Planning Transition Beyond Socialism: From Poland to China and Back, International Planning History Society Conference 2018, Yokohama (Japan), with Piotr Bujas, Alicja Gzowska, Hou Li, July 17, 2018
Leave your thoughts <p></p>Comparison in the Cold War. From Image to Data, and Back, workshop Evidence + Narrative in Writing Visual History, Clark Institute, Williamstown MA (USA), September 22, 2018
Leave your thoughts <p></p>Postmodernism Is Almost All Right, 11th Architecture Talk: Architecture Ethnography, ETH Zurich, Einsiedeln (CH), November 3, 2018
Leave your thoughts <p></p>Mario Gaviria y la arquitectura del placer, Encrucijadas—Revista Crítica de Ciencias Sociales 15 (2018), 32-4
Leave your thoughts <p>https://dialnet.unirioja.es/servlet/articulo?codigo=7112719</p>Follow the Image, in: P. Bujas et al eds., Lifting the Curtain. Central European Architectural Networks, Liège, Editions Fourre-Tout (2018), 208-17
Leave your thoughts <p></p>Architecture in the World Socialist System, keynote at the conference Theory’s History Challenges in the Historiography of Architectural Knowledge 196X—199X, TU Leuven (B), February 8, 2017
Leave your thoughts <p></p>Architecture and Petrobarter. Romanian Construction Export to Oil Producing Countries, 1970s-1980s, conference The Design Institute: Building a Transnational History, Hong Kong University (HK), March 10, 2017
Leave your thoughts <p></p>Romanian and East German Construction Export to Oil Producing Countries, Delft University of Technology (NL), May 18, 2017
Leave your thoughts <p></p>African Housing in Soviet Gift Economies, Society of Architectural Historians (SAH), Annual Conference, Glasgow (UK), with Nikolay Erofeev, June 8, 2017
Leave your thoughts <p></p>Architecture and Petrobarter in Romanian and East German Construction Export, workshop Export of Architecture in the Cold War Period: Projects, Actors and Cultural Transfers, IRS Erkner, Berlin (DE), July 7, 2017
Leave your thoughts <p></p>Architecture in the World Socialist System, conference Modernist Frontiers, Astana Contemporary Art Center, Astana (KZ), July 22, 2017
Leave your thoughts <p></p>Architecture’s Multiple Globalizations in the Cold War, talk at the 5th Garage International Conference The Archive: Saviour, Inventor, Witness, Garage Museum of Contemporary Art, Moscow (RU), October 13, 2017
Leave your thoughts <p></p>Henri Lefebvre’s „Toward an Architecture of Enjoyment:” Architectural Imagination After May 1968, 2nd Annual Conference of Network Society, China Academy of Arts, Hangzhou (PRC), November 12, 2017
Leave your thoughts <p></p>The Master Plans of Baghdad: Notes on GIS-Based Spatial History, Jadaliyya, May 17, 2017
Leave your thoughts <p>https://www.jadaliyya.com/Details/34289</p>Architekturtransfer im Kalten Krieg. Der Beitrag der sozialistischen Länder zu den globalen Urbanisierungsprozessen, Arch+ 230 (2017), 154-61
Leave your thoughts <p>http://lukaszstanek.net/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/Stanek-Arch-1-1.pdf</p>An Image and Its Performance: Techno-Export from Socialist Poland, in: Moravánszky, A., Lange, T. eds., Re-Framing Identities: Architecture’s Turn to History, 1970–1990 (Birkhäuser, 2017), 59–71
Leave your thoughts <p>http://lukaszstanek.net/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/EWC03_Stanek.pdf</p>Collective Luxury, The Journal of Architecture 22:3 (2017), 478-87
Leave your thoughts <p>https://doi.org/10.1080/13602365.2017.1307871</p>Tropical Architecture as Cold War Discourse, International Seminar European Architecture Abroad. Exporting Architecture, Engineering and Planning after WWII. Politecnico di Milano (I), January 22, 2016
Leave your thoughts <p></p>Debating the Cold War, Workshop, Birkbeck University of London (UK), February 2, 2016
Leave your thoughts <p></p>The Politics of Isometric Drawing in Post-Independence Nigeria, talk at the Society of Architectural Historian conference, Pasadena (USA), April 8, 2016
Leave your thoughts <p></p>Memories of an Encounter. Eastern European Architects in West Africa during the Cold War, talk at the conference Imperial Reverb. Exploring the Postcolonies of Communism, Princeton University (USA), May 15, 2016
Leave your thoughts <p></p>Competing Solidarities in Post-Independence Ghana, conference Global Urbanisms, Regional Specificities, UCL (UK), May 17, 2016
Leave your thoughts <p></p>Socialist Internationalism and National Tradition in Post-Independence Nigerian Architecture, workshop Africa, Eastern Europe and the Dream of International Socialism: New Perspectives on the Global Cold War, Oxford University (UK), October 29, 2016
Leave your thoughts <p></p>Socialist Urban Design Goes Global, international workshop in the History of Urban Design, ETH Zurich (CH), November 18, 2016
Leave your thoughts <p></p>Architects from Socialist Countries in Ghana (1957-1967): Modern Architecture and Mondialisation, Journal of the Society of Architectural Historians 74:4 (2015), 416–42
Comments Off on Architects from Socialist Countries in Ghana (1957-1967): Modern Architecture and Mondialisation, Journal of the Society of Architectural Historians 74:4 (2015), 416–42 <p>http://lukaszstanek.net/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/JSAH-2015-Stanek-Architects_from_Socialist_Countries_in_Ghana-corr.pdf</p>Mobilities of Architecture between Eastern Europe and the Gulf, 1970s–1990s, keynote at the conference Accommodations: Positive strategies for documenting, conserving and re-inhabiting ‘outmoded’ spaces, Harriman Institute, Columbia University, New York (USA), October 24, 2015
Leave your thoughts <p></p>From Poland to Kuwait and Back: Postmodernism Is Almost All Right, Annual Society of Architectural Historians Conference, Austin TX (USA), April 10, 2015
Leave your thoughts <p></p>Postmodernism Is Almost All Right. Polish Architecture After Socialist Globalization, conference (De)constructing Utopia: Design in Eastern Europe from Thaw to Perestroika, University of Sheffield (UK), May 3, 2015
Leave your thoughts <p></p>Socialist Globalization in Kuwait, workshop Histories of Development Planning Transfers 1945-1990. Instrumentalisation, Operationalisation, Impacts and State of Documentation, Habitat Unit TU Berlin (D), May 23, 2015
Leave your thoughts <p></p>Tropical Modernism and Socialist Internationalism: The Case of Ghana National Construction Corporation (1960–66), during the conference Alternative Encounters: The “Second World” and the “Global South” 1945–1991, Imre Kertész Kolleg, Jena (D), November 3, 2015
Leave your thoughts <p></p>From Socialist Europe to the Gulf, and Back: Architectural Knowledge Transfer in Kuwait during the Late Cold War, 2nd Gulf Studies Symposium, American University of Kuwait (KW), March 13, 2015
Leave your thoughts <p></p>Zbigniew Dmochowski and the Politics of Architectural Drawing in Post-Independence Nigeria, conference Forms of Freedom—Legacies of African Modernism, National Museum of Architecture, Oslo (N), March 26, 2015
Leave your thoughts <p></p>Architectural Labor from Socialist Countries in Iraq (1958–1991), Annual Society of Architectural Historians Conference, Chicago (USA), April 17, 2015
Leave your thoughts <p></p>Postmodernism is Almost All Right. Bulgarian and Polish Architects in Kuwait and the UAE, conference East West Central 3, ETH Zurich (CH), September 12, 2015
Leave your thoughts <p></p>La pensée marxiste et la ville by Henri Lefebvre, The Journal of Architecture 20:3 (2015), 561–65
Leave your thoughts <p>http://lukaszstanek.net/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/La-pens-e-marxiste-et-la-ville.pdf</p>Mobilities of Architecture in the Global Cold War: From Socialist Poland to Kuwait and Back, International Journal of Islamic Architecture 4:2 (2015), 365–98
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