The second volume of an investigation into how spatial practices can act as catalysts in the transition from a consumer society to a repair society. While volume 1, ARCH+ 250:…

The second volume of an investigation into how spatial practices can act as catalysts in the transition from a consumer society to a repair society. While volume 1, ARCH+ 250: Politics for the Repair Society, investigated the fundamental paradigm shifts necessary toward this end, the newly published volume looks at how they play out on the ground. Some 40 positions show different approaches to how our (built) environment can be repaired to facilitate the healing of the planet and our societies.