Annals of the American Association of Geographers
Category: publications
Film as method in the geohumanities
GeoHumanities 7 (2021)
Urban nature
in Domosh, M., Heffernan, M. and Withers, C. (eds.) The Sage Handbook of Historical Geography (London: Sage) pp. 622–636.
The botanical city
Matthew Gandy and Sandra Jasper (eds)
Berlin: jovis
324 pages
https://www.jovis.de/en/books/details/product/the-botanical-city.html
At a tangent: delineating a new ecological imaginary
Architectural Design 90 (1) (2020): 106–113.
An excursion through fallow lands
New Geographies 10 (2019): 13–16.
The fly that tried to save the world: saproxylic geographies and other-than-human ecologies
Cities in deep time: bio-diversity, metabolic rift and the urban question
City 22 (1) (2018): 96–105
Negative luminescence
Annals of the Association of American Geographers 107 (5) (2017): 1090–1107.
Urban atmospheres
Cultural Geographies 24 (3) (2017): 353–374.
Moth
Matthew Gandy, 2016
London: Reaktion
238 pages
The glare of modernity
LA+: Interdisciplinary Journal of Landscape Architecture (2016) pp. 14–17.
Unintentional landscapes
Journal of Landscape Research 41 (4) (2016): 433–440.
Écologie queer: nature, sexualité et hétérotopies
From urban ecology to ecological urbanism: an ambiguous trajectory
Area 47 (2) (2015): pp. 150–154.
The acoustic city
The fabric of space: water, modernity, and the urban imagination
Strange accumulations: soundscapes of late modernity in J.G. Ballard’s “The sound-sweep”
in Gandy, M. and Nilsen, BJ (eds.) The acoustic city (Berlin: jovis, 2014) pp. 33–39.
Acoustic terrains
in Gandy, M. and Nilsen, BJ (eds.) The acoustic city (Berlin: jovis, 2014) pp. 7–13.
Entropy by design: Gilles Clément, Parc Henri-Matisse and the limits to avant-garde urbanism
International Journal of Urban and Regional Research 37 (1) (2013): 259–278.
Marginalia: aesthetics, ecology, and urban wastelands
Annals of the Association of American Geographers 103 (6) (2013): 1301–1316.
Queer ecology: nature, sexuality and heterotopic alliances
Environment and Planning D: Society and Space 30 (2012): 727–747
The melancholy observer: landscape, neo-romanticism, and the politics of documentary film making
in Brad Praeger (ed.) Companion to Werner Herzog (Oxford and Malden, MA: Blackwell, 2012) pp. 528–546.
Neo-Bankside
Architectural Design 82 (1) (2012): 50–54.
Where does the city end?
Architectural Design 82 (1) (2012): 128–132.
Landscape and infrastructure in the late-modern metropolis
in Watson, S. and Bridge, G. (eds.) The new Blackwell companion to the city (Oxford and Malden, MA: Blackwell, 2011) pp. 57–65.
Reflections on a Berlin corner
in Gandy, M. (ed.) Urban constellations (Berlin: jovis, 2011) pp. 149–152.
The ecological façades of Patrick Blanc
Architectural Design 80 (3) (2010): 28–33.
Liquid city: reflections on making a film
Cultural Geographies 16 (3) (2009): 408–413.
Urban flux
Architectural Design 79 (5) (2009): 12–17.
Starting points: Gilles Clément and the recuperation of space
New Geographies (2008) 1: 110–119.
Above the treetops: nature, history and the limits to philosophical naturalism
Geoforum 39 (2) (2008): 561–569.
Landscapes of disaster: water, modernity and urban fragmentation in Mumbai
Environment and Planning A 40 (1) (2008): 108–130.
Riparian anomie: reflections on the Los Angeles River
Landscape Research 31 (2) (2006): 135–145.
Planning, anti-planning and the infrastructure crisis facing metropolitan Lagos
Urban Studies 43 (2) (2006): 71–96.
The bacteriological city and its discontents
Historical Geography 34 (2006): 14–25.
Urban nature and the ecological imaginary
in Heynen, N.; Kaïka, M.; and Swyngedouw, E. (eds.) In the nature of cities: urban political ecology and the politics of urban metabolism (London: Routledge, 2006) pp. 62–73.
The cinematic void: the representation of desert space in Michelangelo Antonioni’s Zabriskie Point
in Lefebvre, M. (ed.) Landscape and film (London: Routledge, 2006) pp. 315–332.
Hydropolis: Wasser und der Stadt der Moderne
The drowned world: J.G. Ballard and the politics of catastrophe
Space and Culture 9 (1) (2006): 68–71.
Zones of indistinction: bio-political contestations in the urban arena
Cultural Geographies 13 (4) (2006): 497–516.
Deadly alliances: death, disease, and the global politics of public health
PLoS: Medicine 2 (1) (2005): 1–4.
Cyborg urbanization: complexity and monstrosity in the contemporary city
International Journal of Urban and Regional Research 29 (1) (2005): 26–49.
Learning from Lagos
New Left Review 33 (2005): 37–53.
Lagos trotz Koolhaas
Stadtbauwelt 48 (2004): 20–31.
Rethinking urban metabolism: water, space, and the modern city
City 8 (3) (2004): 371–387.
Allergy and allegory in Todd Haynes’s Safe
in Shiel, M. and FitzMaurice, T. (eds.) Screening the city (London and New York: Verso, 2003) pp. 231–261.
The return of the White Plague
‘Life without germs: contested episodes in the history of tuberculosis’ in Gandy, M. and Zumla, A. (eds.) The return of the White Plague: global poverty and the ‘new’ tuberculosis (London and New York: Verso, 2003) pp. 15–38.
Landscapes of deliquesence in Michelangelo Antonioni’s Red Desert
Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers 19 (2) (2003): 218–237.
