Online Resources
Here you will find resources to help you research your topic, visualise data, collaborate with teammates, and create your website.
> To research your controversy
A selection of search engines and information repositories on architecture to assist you in finding the relevant content for your project.
> To visualise the controversy space
Tools for visual representation and mindmapping. Some of them are instantly accessible while others are quite advanced.
> To create a controversy website
There are many web design applications and information resources that you can use to help put it all together.
> To learn more about controversy studies
A selection of sites either exemplary as controversy studies or as information repositories.
Teaching Resources
Lecture 1: Mapping Controversies 1 (Urban Disputes and the Making of the Social)(2nd February 2010)
Lecture 2: Mapping Controversies 2 (9th February)
Lecture 3: Web Design 1 (16th February 2010)
Lecture 4: Web Design 2 - Tutorial session (23rd February 2010)
Lecture 5: London Olympic Stadium Case Study & Further Resources (2nd March 2010)
Lecture 6: The Eiffel Tower Controversies (9th March 2010)
Lecture 7: Sydney Opera House (16th March 2010)
Lecture 8: Reichstag, Berlin (23rd March 2010)
