Degree Zero in Architecture Children have never been forgotten entirely

have never been forgotten entirely and were directly present in various places and times as central figures of a different kind of historical writing

intimate -almost hidden- site for meaningful dialogues

Providing a platform for discussion

it’s clear there’s a drive to escape rules

Written by a former Londoner who made Berlin his home

Degree Zero in Architecture Children have never been forgotten entirelyOriginally borrowed from literary studies, the term degree zero has evolved, since the 1960s, into a familiar trope in architectural theory and criticism. First conceptualized in Roland Barthess seminal book, Le degr zro de lcriture, it has been deployed as a discursive and conceptual tool for articulating diverse architectural practicesprojectual, theoretical, speculative, critical, or academic. This edited volume, Degree Zero in Architecture,