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 2021-05-01 to 2025-05-01.)
ArticleCitations
The Politics of Mapping Religion: Locating, Counting, and Categorizing Places of Worship in European Cities20
Listening Beyond the Human: The Autonomous Recording Unit and the Ethics of Sound in Biodiversity Conservation17
Space, Place, and Countervisuality in Montgomery: A Rhetorical Analysis of the National Memorial for Peace and Justice11
Mapping the Interior: The Consolidation of an Idea Across Disciplines, Movements, and Geographical Regions in the Early-to-Mid 20th Century11
Interstices of Dis/abling Experiences in Times of Crises10
Two Fire Temples and a Metro: Contesting Infrastructures in Mumbai10
Becoming One with the Neighborhood: Collaborative Art, Space-Making, and Urban Change in Izmir Darağaç9
From Train Station to Night Market: Bangkok’s Talad Rod Fai as Urban Liminoid Space8
Making Neighbor Relations Through Materialities and Senses8
Inside the Paris Zone: Entering the French Leftspace7
Political Misuse of Hagia Sophia as the Lost Object of the Istanbul Conquest7
İstanbul Street Rhythms: A Field Guide to Short Expressive Ensembles7
Publication Note7
Elastic Neighboring: Everyday Life Within the Geometry and Materiality of Large Housing Estates7
Extensions: The Embodiment, Spatiality, Materiality, and Sociality of Neighboring in Danish Public Housing7
Churches and Urban Regeneration in Postindustrial Amsterdam7
“Keep Your Wheels Off the Furniture”: The Marginalization of Street Skateboarding in the City of Melbourne’s “Skate Melbourne Plan”6
No Longer a Prison: The Logistics and Politics of Transforming a Prison as Work of Architecture5
Winter’s Topography, Law, and the Colonial Legal Imaginary in British Columbia5
Censorship Through Explanation: The Corrective Agency of Visibility in Panoramic Perspective and the Panopticon Prison Plan4
Experimentation Within the Urban Ecosystem: The Case for Cross-Sector Support4
From the Tag to the #Hashtag: Street Art, Instagram, and Gentrification4
Parkour, Graffiti, and the Politics of (In)Visibility in Aestheticized Cityscapes4
St. Petersburg as a Place of Belonging: Sticker Artists Inhabit and Imagine the City4
The Constitution of Dubai’s Mobile-App-Mediated Spatiotemporal Glocalization: Postphenomenology and Postdigitality in Dialogue4
Bodies under Pressure: Experiencing Waiting Time in Basic Health Care Facilities (Morocco)4
Memory, Place, and Mobility: Kinchela Boys Home Aboriginal Corporation’s Mobile Education Centre as a Site of Conscience3
Spatializing Nationalism and Religion: The Production of Sinhala-Buddhist Imagination and the Centrality of Anuradhapura3
Picturing Palestine From Jordan: Contesting “Sykes-Picot Borders” Through Photography3
Memories of State Terrorism in Chile: Dark Ruins at Villa Grimaldi3
The Song of Food3
Social Infrastructures in Times of Corona: Exploring the Ambiguities of Sociality, Practices, and Materiality3
Public Perception Influence on the Reshaping Urban Heritage: A Case Study of Port Said Historic Quarters3
Taking Play Seriously in Urban Design: The Evolution of Barcelona’s Superblocks3
Tensions and Escapes in Independent Living Infrastructures for People With Disabilities Under COVID-193
The March as a Safe Space and Dynamics of Resocialization3
Why Architecture?3
Disability and Spatial Exclusion Under COVID-19 in South Africa3
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