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Accumulation is a project by e-flux Architecture and Daniel A. Barber produced in cooperation with the University of Technology Sydney (2023); the PhD Program in Architecture at the University of Pennsylvania Weitzman School of Design (2020); the Princeton School of Architecture (2018); and the Princeton Environmental Institute at Princeton University, the Speculative Life Lab at the Milieux Institute, Concordia University Montréal (2017).
- Laila Seewang Narratives of Sequestration
- Nicole Starosielski and Iago Bojczuk Southern Imaginaries of Digital Infrastructures
- Yuriko Furuhata The Nuclear Geopolitics of Anthropogenic Clouds
- Kim Förster A Gray Castle
- Martin Man Looking for Land
- Adam Bobbette Shells and Shell
- Macarena Gómez-Barris Un-Earthing Extractive Architectures
- Andrea Molina Cuadro Air Mines and Burial Sites
- Chang Jiat Hwee and Panayiota Pyla Multiplying Effects: Capital, Water, and Architectures of Tourism
- Anne McClintock Ghost Forest: Atlas of a Drowning World
- Jennifer Ferng Climatic Privilege and Transnational Labor in Singapore
- Lindsay Bremner and Beth Cullen Jade Urbanism
- Bruno Latour Production or Engendering?
- Jeff Diamanti and Amanda Boetzkes At the Moraine
- Kiel Moe Metabolic Rift, Gift, and Shift
- Gökçe Günel Energy Accumulation
- Nashin Mahtani Torrential Urbanism and the Future Subjunctive
- Stephanie Wakefield Anthropocene Hubris
- Ian Gray Damage Functions
- Hannah le Roux and Gabrielle Hecht Bad Earth
- Nerea Calvillo Particular Sensibilities
- Jennifer Gabrys Becoming Planetary
- Hans Baumann and Karen Pinkus Crystalline Basement
- Wendy Hui Kyong Chun On Patterns and Proxies
- Cymene Howe and Dominic Boyer Redistributions
- Stephanie LeMenager Living with Fire (Hot Media)
- Robin Kelsey An Inversion
- Emily Apter Overburden
- Orit Halpern Hopeful Resilience
- T. J. Demos The Great Transition: The Arts and Radical System Change
- McKenzie Wark From Architecture to Kainotecture
- Kathryn Yusoff Epochal Aesthetics: Affectual Infrastructures of the Anthropocene
- Nick Axel, Daniel A. Barber and Anton Vidokle Editorial