Carmen Popescu is professor of architectural history at the Ecole Nationale Supérieure d’Architecture Paris Val-de-Seine. Carmen Popescu is professor of architectural history at the Ecole Nationale Supérieure d’Architecture Paris Val-de-Seine.

• Acknowledgments Introduction: Speaking Transgression in Times of CrisesCarmen PopescuPart One: Recodifying Inhabiting: On So cietal Mutations and Resituating Margins1 “The Single-Persons Project”: Council Housing Beyond the Nuclear FamilySavia Palate2 The Representability of Interstitial Scenes Sarah Mills and Simon Baker3 On Relational Histories of Spatial Law and TransgressionTiago Castela4 On Weeds and Hospitality: An Architectural Point of View on (Bio)DiversityCarmen PopescuPart Two: Bending Politics: On Moving the Lines5 Limit(ation)s: Squatting in Naldöken, Izmir Gülsüm Baydar, Kıvanc Kılınç, and Ahenk Yılmaz6 Living with the Museum: Uses of Memory and the Normalization of StrugglesLeandro Peredo7 Climbing Over, Stepping Across: Transgression as Lived Alternative in the Practice of StalkerPatrick Düblin8 Liminality as Transgression: The Urban Ritual of XR Francesca Romana Dell’AglioPart Three: Deviating Theory: On Co ncepts and Devices9 Transgression—Where Experience Meets with Concept? Tschumi’s “Paradox of Architecture” RevisitedOle W. Fischer10 Trapping, Dismembering and Crucifying Angels: Tracing the Sacred in Hejduk’s BovisaJesse Rafeiro11 Entwined Spaces of Boredom, Desire, and TransgressionChristian ParrenoAbout the Authors

Carmen Popescu is professor of architectural history at the Ecole Nationale Supérieure d’Architecture Paris Val-de-Seine. Carmen Popescu is professor of architectural history at the Ecole Nationale Supérieure d’Architecture Paris Val-de-Seine.

• Acknowledgments Introduction: Speaking Transgression in Times of CrisesCarmen PopescuPart One: Recodifying Inhabiting: On So cietal Mutations and Resituating Margins1 “The Single-Persons Project”: Council Housing Beyond the Nuclear FamilySavia Palate2 The Representability of Interstitial Scenes Sarah Mills and Simon Baker3 On Relational Histories of Spatial Law and TransgressionTiago Castela4 On Weeds and Hospitality: An Architectural Point of View on (Bio)DiversityCarmen PopescuPart Two: Bending Politics: On Moving the Lines5 Limit(ation)s: Squatting in Naldöken, Izmir Gülsüm Baydar, Kıvanc Kılınç, and Ahenk Yılmaz6 Living with the Museum: Uses of Memory and the Normalization of StrugglesLeandro Peredo7 Climbing Over, Stepping Across: Transgression as Lived Alternative in the Practice of StalkerPatrick Düblin8 Liminality as Transgression: The Urban Ritual of XR Francesca Romana Dell’AglioPart Three: Deviating Theory: On Co ncepts and Devices9 Transgression—Where Experience Meets with Concept? Tschumi’s “Paradox of Architecture” RevisitedOle W. Fischer10 Trapping, Dismembering and Crucifying Angels: Tracing the Sacred in Hejduk’s BovisaJesse Rafeiro11 Entwined Spaces of Boredom, Desire, and TransgressionChristian ParrenoAbout the Authors