Website thinkarchitecture. Website global-architecture. Website datapublics. Website worldofmatter. Website networkedcultures. Peter has research interests in the fields of networked cultures, other markets and worlds of matter. Peter has held several visiting professorships in fine art, cultural and media studies and has lectured and organised conferences at numerous universities and art schools worldwide.
His current research is focused on the architecture of the political community and the economisation of the city, as well as the global use of raw materials, urban infrastructures and new data publics. He has initiated several new MA programmes in Visual Culture and has organised a number of inter-university teaching networks. Peter has also been external Ph. MA Contemporary Art Theory. Ongoing long-term research projects include 'platFORMed city' , 'City Layers' , and 'Incorporating Informality' , the latter being a follow-up project to 'Other Markets' Other previous projects include 'Relational Architecture' , 'Networked Cultures' , 'World of Matter' , and 'Data Publics' They are currently working on the forthcoming monograph Building Capital: Urban Speculation and the Architecture of Finance.
Bielefeld: transcript Verlag. ISBN Visual Cultures as Opportunity. Berlin: Sternberg Press. Rotterdam: nai publishers. Bielefeld: transcript. Frankfurt: Lang.
Platform Urbanism and Its Discontents. Erinnerungsorte in Bewegung. Zur Neugestaltung des Gedenkens an Orten nationalsozialistischer Verbrechen. City Mapping - Mapping Europe.
Vienna: Europaforum. ISBN ; Revengeful Nature: Posthumanist frontiers in speculative architecture. London: Bloomsbury. Incorporating Informality. Rotterdam: nai publishers, pp. Platform Urbanism. Staub, eds. Beyond the Biennale.
