Lorens Holm is Reader in Architecture and Director of the Geddes Institute for Urban Research at the University of Dundee. He has taught architecture at the Architectural Association, University College London, and at Washington University in St. Louis. Prior publications on Lacan and architecture have appeared in the journals Perspecta (2010), Haecceity (2008 & 2007), Critical Quarterly (2000 & 2007), and Assemblage (1993).

• Preface: Facade … Foundation. Introduction: Vision and its Doubles Part 1: Projection and Introjection 1. Two Cartoons: The New Yorkers 2. Brunelleschi and Le Corbusier (Part 1): Photograph and Snapshot 3. Brunelleschi and Le Corbusier (Part 2): Image and Field Part 2: Perspective, the Mirror Stage of Space 4. The Origins of Perspective: Reading Manetti 5. The Origins of Perspective: Brunelleschi's Mirror 6. Intercession: The Gaze and Voice of Brunelleschi Part 3: Space and its Object 7. Desire Position Opacity and Death in the Visual Field 8. The Parthenon and Le Corbusier. Conclusion: The Death of Space

Lorens Holm is Reader in Architecture and Director of the Geddes Institute for Urban Research at the University of Dundee. He has taught architecture at the Architectural Association, University College London, and at Washington University in St. Louis. Prior publications on Lacan and architecture have appeared in the journals Perspecta (2010), Haecceity (2008 & 2007), Critical Quarterly (2000 & 2007), and Assemblage (1993).

• Preface: Facade … Foundation. Introduction: Vision and its Doubles Part 1: Projection and Introjection 1. Two Cartoons: The New Yorkers 2. Brunelleschi and Le Corbusier (Part 1): Photograph and Snapshot 3. Brunelleschi and Le Corbusier (Part 2): Image and Field Part 2: Perspective, the Mirror Stage of Space 4. The Origins of Perspective: Reading Manetti 5. The Origins of Perspective: Brunelleschi's Mirror 6. Intercession: The Gaze and Voice of Brunelleschi Part 3: Space and its Object 7. Desire Position Opacity and Death in the Visual Field 8. The Parthenon and Le Corbusier. Conclusion: The Death of Space

Lorens Holm is Reader in Architecture and Director of the Geddes Institute for Urban Research at the University of Dundee. He has taught architecture at the Architectural Association, University College London, and at Washington University in St. Louis. Prior publications on Lacan and architecture have appeared in the journals Perspecta (2010), Haecceity (2008 & 2007), Critical Quarterly (2000 & 2007), and Assemblage (1993).

• Preface: Facade … Foundation. Introduction: Vision and its Doubles Part 1: Projection and Introjection 1. Two Cartoons: The New Yorkers 2. Brunelleschi and Le Corbusier (Part 1): Photograph and Snapshot 3. Brunelleschi and Le Corbusier (Part 2): Image and Field Part 2: Perspective, the Mirror Stage of Space 4. The Origins of Perspective: Reading Manetti 5. The Origins of Perspective: Brunelleschi's Mirror 6. Intercession: The Gaze and Voice of Brunelleschi Part 3: Space and its Object 7. Desire Position Opacity and Death in the Visual Field 8. The Parthenon and Le Corbusier. Conclusion: The Death of Space