Forensic Architecture Is an organisation that provides architectural evidence in international forums, in tribunals and international courts. We present evidence in. In the media and also in exhibitions. In fact, we are. We have emerged through an understanding that so much of contemporary conflict happened in cities. And when conflict happen in cities, buildings and Built Environment become evidence for the crimes that are committed by the belligerent, by the militaries in them. So you could read the building in an analogous way to reading a dead body. You read the wound, you read a trace, and you start to reconstruct what has happened in this place from traces left in a Built Environment. Its an unusual way to look at architecture. Yes, i studied architecture here and um. In london . In london, at the architectural association, and realised that the Skill Set of architects, what we know, what we learn, the kind of abilities that we have to look at a Built Environment, to model it, to
The rocket struck the town of majdal shams, home to the arabic speaking druze community. Thousands attended Funerals Today for some of the young victims. Paul adams reports from the town. Through the streets of majdal shams, the coffins came one by one. A town reeling in shock, consumed by collective grief, terrified about what happens next. For months, they feared a disaster, but they never imagined it would take away their children. At the Football Pitch where they all died, moments of silent reflection. Efforts to comprehend the speed of this tragedy. A playground, transformed in an instant into a place ofjagged metal, discarded belongings and, in the corner, the blood of the victims. Were told that a siren sounded just seconds before the rocket landed here and blew the fence right back. And look, just outside the pitch, metres away, theres a bomb shelter. But the children, the children on the pitch, those watching, those on their bikes and scooters, they had no time to react. The m
Delegates. The Rollcall Vote is expected in early august. Delegates from at least 27 states have released statements for the delegates endorsing harris, but until they cast their vote, harris, but until they cast theirvote, it harris, but until they cast their vote, it isnt binding. Harris has also shattered fundraising records, raising 81 Million in the 2a Hours Sincejoe Biden announced his exit from the race on sunday. That is the largest Fundraising Haul by a candidate in a 24 Hour Period in the 2024 campaign. On monday, harris rallied staff at the Delaware Campaign Headquarters with a Surprise Call by the president , whos at home recovering from covid he is expected to return To Washington on tuesday. Mr biden in his first public event since his announcement said he is not going anywhere and vowed to be fully engaged in campaigning. I know this is how do you to hear, but it was the right thing to do. I know it is hard because you have poured your Heart And Soul into me, helping me
Forensic Architecture Is an organisation that provides architectural evidence in international forums, in tribunals and international courts. We present evidence in. In the media and also in exhibitions. In fact, we are. We have emerged through an understanding that so much of contemporary conflict happened in cities. And when conflict happen in cities, buildings and Built Environment become evidence for the crimes that are committed by the belligerent, by the militaries in them. So you could read the building in an analogous way to reading a dead body. You read the wound, you read a trace, and you start to reconstruct what has happened in this place from traces left in a Built Environment. Its an unusual way to look at architecture. Yes, i studied architecture here and um. In london, at the architectural association, and realised that the Skill Set of architects, what we know, what we learn, the kind of abilities that we have to look at a Built Environment, to model it, to simulate ph
Forensic Architecture Is an organisation that provides architectural evidence in internationalforums, in tribunals and international courts. We present evidence in. In the media and also in exhibitions. In fact, we are. We have emerged through an understanding that so much of contemporary conflict happened in cities. And when conflict happen in cities, buildings and Built Environment become evidence for the crimes that are committed by the belligerent, by the militaries in them. So you could read the building in an analogous way to reading a dead body. You read the wound, you read a trace, and you start to reconstruct what has happened in this place from traces left in a Built Environment. Its an unusual way to look at architecture. Yes, i studied architecture here and um. In london . In london, at the architectural association, and realised that the Skill Set of architects, what we know, what we learn, the kind of abilities that we have to look at a Built Environment, to model it, to