Three Acts for Minor Architecture

Abstract

The analysis of the production of architecture in the contemporary context permeates the understanding of the different realities that shape our daily lives, from fundamental questions of formation and formulation of the statute of architecture, through technological, economic, social, and symbolic issues. In this sense, we are interested in discussing aspects of the architectural production of and by resistance, in addition to asking how the production of a minor architecture can dialogue with the critical and emerging demands of a society increasingly immersed in its own demands. Thus, we developed three acts for a minor architecture, where we invite the reader to reflect on the role of the architect in the contemporary context from the analysis of three different examples that touch the discussion of heritage, identity, and memory.