• Socio-Cultural Theory

    Socio-Cultural Theory


An Architecture_MPS Special Issue.

In this unique collection, Architecture_MPS brings together perspectives that delve into the complex dynamics between space, history, culture, and the human experience in the modern era. Guest edited by Santosh Kumar Ketham (Innsbruck University, Austria), the articles in this collection converge on a critical inquiry: how have we transformed our environments—and ourselves—in the pursuit of progress?

Publication date: From September 2025.



Guest Editor

Santosh Kumar KethamInnsbruck University, Austria.

Santosh Kumar Ketham is a practicing architect, educator, philanthropist and Ph.D. researcher at Innsbruck University, Austria. He is the founder and director of School of Collectively Building in Austria, NGO Thinking Hand and StudioKetham's Atelier Architects. His work and talks inspire and empower people while contributing to the reform of neglected communities. Currently, he serves as an external faculty member at Exparch, Innsbruck University, where he teaches the timely and important topic Climate Responsive Architecture for Bachelor and Master Students.


Editorial


Reflecting on the significance of location, personal experiences and the human condition in the era of advancement

Santosh Kumar Ketham

2025-12-04 Volume 32 • Issue 1 • 2025

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Research article


Journeys through deathscapes in the contemporary city: exploring urban interiority in New York City and Istanbul

V Şafak Uysal and Alison B Snyder

2025-09-30 Volume 32 • Issue 1 • 2025

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Dark travel: exhuming the racialised transit gaps beneath twentieth-century travel maps

Cara Michell

2025-10-08 Volume 32 • Issue 1 • 2025

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Erasure of urban detritus: Toronto’s Sin Strip

Jordan King

2025-11-11 Volume 32 • Issue 1 • 2025

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Transforming heritage discourse on the landscape at Gettysburg, Pennsylvania

Scott Hancock

2025-12-03 Volume 32 • Issue 1 • 2025

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