Gabriel Fuentes _none

Gabriel Fuentes is an Assistant Professor at the School of Public Architecture at Kean University’s Michael Graves College where he is launching and coordinating the new Master of Architecture program. His research interests are at the intersection of architecture, aesthetics, and politics, especially as these participate in world-making projects (e.g. heritage, utopias, modernities, imaginaries, revolutions, etc.). Along these lines, his teaching and writing focuses on ways in which architecture reconfigures scales and territories of power, identity, and culture. His recent scholarship examines relationships between heritage, architecture, and urbanism in UNESCO-designated Havana, Cuba. He has also written about the environmental aesthetic dimensions of architecture in/of the Anthropocene, referencing sources in science and technology studies, philosophy (political, aesthetic, and eco-ethical), and cultural theory. His writing has appeared in Thresholds, Future Anterior, Log, The Journal of Space Syntax, and e-flux Architecture.