Working in the In-Between: A Methodological Declaration [Research Notebook Series, No. 00]

This methodological declaration establishes the Research Notebook Series as a structured yet plural field of inquiry within architecture and urban design. It positions deconstruction, plurality, and the in-between as operational principles for examining urban questions across spatial, social, institutional, and epistemic dimensions. The series isolates and reconnects concepts through a constellation of cross-linked notebooks organised by five methodological threads: Ground, Relation Fields, Practices of Attention, Prototypes of Becoming, and Lineages. Working in the in-between is framed here as a disciplinary stance. Urban conditions rarely align within stable categories or single scales; they emerge through relations between form and use, individual and collective life, design and governance. The series, therefore, advances a mode of inquiry that clarifies these relational thresholds without collapsing them into simplification. In doing so, it proposes a research architecture capable of engaging contemporary urban challenges while maintaining conceptual plurality and structural coherence.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2026-02-01
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18674819
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Urban Planning and Governance
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Working in the In-Between: A Methodological Declaration [Research Notebook Series, No. 00]

Deborah Navarra
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Urban Planning and Governance
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Working in the In-Between: A Methodological Declaration [Research Notebook Series, No. 00]

Deborah Navarra
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This methodological declaration establishes the Research Notebook Series as a structured yet plural field of inquiry within architecture and urban design. It positions deconstruction, plurality, and the in-between as operational principles for examining urban questions across spatial, social, institutional, and epistemic dimensions. The series isolates and reconnects concepts through a constellation of cross-linked notebooks organised by five methodological threads: Ground, Relation Fields, Practices of Attention, Prototypes of Becoming, and Lineages. Working in the in-between is framed here as a disciplinary stance. Urban conditions rarely align within stable categories or single scales; they emerge through relations between form and use, individual and collective life, design and governance. The series, therefore, advances a mode of inquiry that clarifies these relational thresholds without collapsing them into simplification. In doing so, it proposes a research architecture capable of engaging contemporary urban challenges while maintaining conceptual plurality and structural coherence.

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NO)
Sustainable cities and communities
Openalex Percentile: Top 59%
Urban Planning and Governance
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