GEOGRAPHISM (An Operative Practice for Architecture: Experiments, Systems, Projects)

Geographism is a publication that understands geography not as a mere backdrop, but as an active force within the design process. Kunik and de Morsier's work uses architecture to investigate, transform and activate geographical conditions. Approaches range from large-scale structures to minimal architectural interventions, spanning infrastructure projects and domestic spaces. As an experimental approach to architectural practice, this book brings together fifteen years of work in one hundred selected projects.

Rather than presenting itself as a completed monograph, it is a document of an ongoing working process. Each project is presented across several pages, deconstructed and embedded within a continuous stream of ideas. This is accompanied by a polyphonic narrative comprising conversations and commentaries that offer insight into the practice from multiple perspectives.