Peter J Baldwin is a registered and chartered Architect and M Arch Programme Leader at the Lincoln's School of Architecture and the Built Environment. Peter's research explores the role of the drawing as an environment for speculation and the generative potential of non-traditional modes of architectural representation. Peter has lectured and taught in schools of architecture across the UK and his work has been published and exhibited internationally.

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• About the Guest-Editor 5Peter J BaldwinIntroduction 6I Ain’t Afraid Of No Ghosts …Peter J BaldwinSyncopated Chronologies 16Architectural Conservation and Spectral DocumentationCameron StebbingImaging Uncertainty 26Layers of Time and Meaning in a Sacred SpaceEva MenuhinHaunted Houses 34Architecture and Large Language ModelsChris SpeedPhantoms of a Five-Day Forest 40Kirsty BadenochDesigning Absence 48The Invisible Bridge and the Ghost BarnIan RitchieSolid Shadows 58Presencing Memory, Manifesting MemorialPeter J BaldwinGhost Horizons 64Scaffold and SyntaxOliver G Goché and Peter P GochéChasing Paradoxical Shadows 74Nat ChardDiaphanous Bodies 84A Hauntology of the Mediating ImagePeter J BaldwinAll Visualisations Have Crooked Tales/Tails 92Perry KulperA Tailored Reality 102Inside In HereIfigeneia Liangi and Daniel DreamDigital Ectoplasm and the Infinite Architecture of the Fulldome 110Mike PhillipsPiranesi 118An Unsettling World of ArchitectureMark MorrisHard Spirits 126Architectural Apparitions in Hayao Miyazaki’s Spirited AwayMichael ChapmanFrom Another Perspective 134Beyond the Realms of DeathNeil Spiller‘Evident throughout human history, the relationship between architecture and the immaterial has long been established’— Peter J BaldwinContributors 142

Peter J Baldwin is a registered and chartered Architect and M Arch Programme Leader at the Lincoln's School of Architecture and the Built Environment. Peter's research explores the role of the drawing as an environment for speculation and the generative potential of non-traditional modes of architectural representation. Peter has lectured and taught in schools of architecture across the UK and his work has been published and exhibited internationally.

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• About the Guest-Editor 5Peter J BaldwinIntroduction 6I Ain’t Afraid Of No Ghosts …Peter J BaldwinSyncopated Chronologies 16Architectural Conservation and Spectral DocumentationCameron StebbingImaging Uncertainty 26Layers of Time and Meaning in a Sacred SpaceEva MenuhinHaunted Houses 34Architecture and Large Language ModelsChris SpeedPhantoms of a Five-Day Forest 40Kirsty BadenochDesigning Absence 48The Invisible Bridge and the Ghost BarnIan RitchieSolid Shadows 58Presencing Memory, Manifesting MemorialPeter J BaldwinGhost Horizons 64Scaffold and SyntaxOliver G Goché and Peter P GochéChasing Paradoxical Shadows 74Nat ChardDiaphanous Bodies 84A Hauntology of the Mediating ImagePeter J BaldwinAll Visualisations Have Crooked Tales/Tails 92Perry KulperA Tailored Reality 102Inside In HereIfigeneia Liangi and Daniel DreamDigital Ectoplasm and the Infinite Architecture of the Fulldome 110Mike PhillipsPiranesi 118An Unsettling World of ArchitectureMark MorrisHard Spirits 126Architectural Apparitions in Hayao Miyazaki’s Spirited AwayMichael ChapmanFrom Another Perspective 134Beyond the Realms of DeathNeil Spiller‘Evident throughout human history, the relationship between architecture and the immaterial has long been established’— Peter J BaldwinContributors 142

Peter J Baldwin is a registered and chartered Architect and M Arch Programme Leader at the Lincoln's School of Architecture and the Built Environment. Peter's research explores the role of the drawing as an environment for speculation and the generative potential of non-traditional modes of architectural representation. Peter has lectured and taught in schools of architecture across the UK and his work has been published and exhibited internationally.

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• About the Guest-Editor 5Peter J BaldwinIntroduction 6I Ain’t Afraid Of No Ghosts …Peter J BaldwinSyncopated Chronologies 16Architectural Conservation and Spectral DocumentationCameron StebbingImaging Uncertainty 26Layers of Time and Meaning in a Sacred SpaceEva MenuhinHaunted Houses 34Architecture and Large Language ModelsChris SpeedPhantoms of a Five-Day Forest 40Kirsty BadenochDesigning Absence 48The Invisible Bridge and the Ghost BarnIan RitchieSolid Shadows 58Presencing Memory, Manifesting MemorialPeter J BaldwinGhost Horizons 64Scaffold and SyntaxOliver G Goché and Peter P GochéChasing Paradoxical Shadows 74Nat ChardDiaphanous Bodies 84A Hauntology of the Mediating ImagePeter J BaldwinAll Visualisations Have Crooked Tales/Tails 92Perry KulperA Tailored Reality 102Inside In HereIfigeneia Liangi and Daniel DreamDigital Ectoplasm and the Infinite Architecture of the Fulldome 110Mike PhillipsPiranesi 118An Unsettling World of ArchitectureMark MorrisHard Spirits 126Architectural Apparitions in Hayao Miyazaki’s Spirited AwayMichael ChapmanFrom Another Perspective 134Beyond the Realms of DeathNeil Spiller‘Evident throughout human history, the relationship between architecture and the immaterial has long been established’— Peter J BaldwinContributors 142