Space and Culture

Papers
(The TQCC of Space and Culture is 3. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-11-01 to 2025-11-01.)
ArticleCitations
The Politics of Mapping Religion: Locating, Counting, and Categorizing Places of Worship in European Cities24
Listening Beyond the Human: The Autonomous Recording Unit and the Ethics of Sound in Biodiversity Conservation24
Thinking the Urban With Bourdieu: An Interview With Loïc Wacquant16
Space, Place, and Countervisuality in Montgomery: A Rhetorical Analysis of the National Memorial for Peace and Justice14
Mapping the Interior: The Consolidation of an Idea Across Disciplines, Movements, and Geographical Regions in the Early-to-Mid 20th Century14
Persistence of Everyday Sacred Landscapes: Shrines, Village Temples, and Hillside Cemetery in Shenzhen13
Re-Thinking the “City of Fear”: A Social Reproduction Approach to the Spatialization of Women’s Fear11
From Vernacular Syntax to Algorithmic Regenerative Design: Semiotic Decoding and Encoding of Kashgar’s Earthen Dwellings11
Interstices of Dis/abling Experiences in Times of Crises10
Two Fire Temples and a Metro: Contesting Infrastructures in Mumbai10
Publication Note9
The Morphology of Activity Centers, the Commons, and Shopping Malls in Multicultural Singapore8
Memorial in the Closet: A Cognitive Reading of the Kordon Platform Through Camera Lucida8
Extensions: The Embodiment, Spatiality, Materiality, and Sociality of Neighboring in Danish Public Housing8
Inside the Paris Zone: Entering the French Leftspace8
The Art of Taking Space: Interdependencies in the Contemporary Art Ecosystem in Milan, Italy7
Can You Pass? Thresholds of Queer Cultural Spaces in Seoul6
“Keep Your Wheels Off the Furniture”: The Marginalization of Street Skateboarding in the City of Melbourne’s “Skate Melbourne Plan”6
Political Misuse of Hagia Sophia as the Lost Object of the Istanbul Conquest6
Making Neighbor Relations Through Materialities and Senses6
Censorship Through Explanation: The Corrective Agency of Visibility in Panoramic Perspective and the Panopticon Prison Plan5
Geographies of Despair and Possibility in Rural Cinema: Sacred Space in Jamaa (2010) Between Representation, Rural Sovereignty, Religious Decay, and the Politics of Lega5
Churches and Urban Regeneration in Postindustrial Amsterdam5
Racism Shaping Consumption Spaces: Shopping in Sweden5
İstanbul Street Rhythms: A Field Guide to Short Expressive Ensembles5
No Longer a Prison: The Logistics and Politics of Transforming a Prison as Work of Architecture5
Elastic Neighboring: Everyday Life Within the Geometry and Materiality of Large Housing Estates5
Parkour, Graffiti, and the Politics of (In)Visibility in Aestheticized Cityscapes4
The Song of Food4
Spatializing Nationalism and Religion: The Production of Sinhala-Buddhist Imagination and the Centrality of Anuradhapura4
From the Tag to the #Hashtag: Street Art, Instagram, and Gentrification4
Picturing Palestine From Jordan: Contesting “Sykes-Picot Borders” Through Photography4
Experimentation Within the Urban Ecosystem: The Case for Cross-Sector Support4
The Constitution of Dubai’s Mobile-App-Mediated Spatiotemporal Glocalization: Postphenomenology and Postdigitality in Dialogue4
Memory, Place, and Mobility: Kinchela Boys Home Aboriginal Corporation’s Mobile Education Centre as a Site of Conscience4
Tensions and Escapes in Independent Living Infrastructures for People With Disabilities Under COVID-193
Memories of State Terrorism in Chile: Dark Ruins at Villa Grimaldi3
Taking Play Seriously in Urban Design: The Evolution of Barcelona’s Superblocks3
Disability and Spatial Exclusion Under COVID-19 in South Africa3
Social Infrastructures in Times of Corona: Exploring the Ambiguities of Sociality, Practices, and Materiality3
Why Architecture?3
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