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Unearthing the Ground: Architecture and the Politics of Soil
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Unearthing the Ground: Architecture and the Politics of Soil
Kya Sands settlement in Johannesburg, South Africa. Image © Johnny Miller / Unequal Scenes What architecture leaves in the ground outlasts what it puts in the air. A demolished building disappears from the skyline in a matter of days, but its foundations remain embedded in the soil for generations. The contamination caused by an industrial complex does not clear when the complex is torn down. The legal boundaries inscribed across colonial territ…
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