Bradley L. Garrett Bradley is a researcher in the School of Geography and the Environment at the University of Oxford. Bradley conducted a 4-year research project with urban explorers in the United Kingdom, a group working to unveil areas of the urban environment normally hidden from view. Using photography and video, he trespassed with explorers into transportation, water, electricity, tunnel networks, skyscrapers and derelict buildings in London Las Vegas, Detroit, Chicago and Minneapolis. His new book, Place Hacking: Tales of Urban Exploration, will be released by Verso in Fall 2013. www.bradleygarrett.com www.placehacking.co.uk
INTENTIONS & UN-INTENTIONS Carolyn Butterworth Carolyn teaches architecture design and theory at the University of Sheffield. She is a member of Agency, a research centre that explores activities related to transformative research into architectural education and practice. Her teaching and research focuses upon ways in which architects can learn from other site-specific disciplines such as installation and relational art, performance and archaeology to develop new ways of working with social, physical and political contexts. Her PhD by Design investigates the opportunities to redefine the site survey as a transformative and collaborative tool; focusing on performative survey techniques where potentialities of site are revealed by acting on site with other people. www.sheffield.ac.uk/architecture/research/agency/index www.sheffield.ac.uk/architecture/people/butterworth_c
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