States of Emergency

Sophie Hochhausl is assistant professor in architectural history and theory at the University of Pennsylvania. Erin Eckhold Sassin is associate professor of history of art and architecture at Middlebury College.

• Introduction Erin Eckhold Sassin and Sophie Hochhäusl PART ONEInstitutions Repurposed The Regulated Body: The Grand Palais as Military Hospital in World War I Aubrey Knox Lessons of War: Architecture of the East Prussian Reconstruction Effort, 1914–1925 Deborah Ascher Barnstone PART TWOCivilians Reeducated Learning to Play the Great Game: American Children and the First “World” War Emma Paige Thomas The First World War and Nationalist Primitivism in Russian Architecture Da Hyung Jeong International Engagement, International Opportunity: Enlisted Australian Architects and World War I Julie Willis and Katti Williams PART THREERefugees and Citizens ResistWartime Nightscapes Zeppelin Night Bombings as Mass Spectacles, 1914–1929 David Caralt Huts, Houses, and the Industrial Militarization of France, 1914–1917 Etien Santiago Humanitarian Relief and Confinement: The American Red Cross Refugee City in Italy during the First World War Theodossis Issaias PART FOURLandscapes Remade World War I, Aerial Photography and the Emergence of Urbanism in France Min Kyung Lee The “Landscapes” of the Great War: The Role of Italian Engineers and Architects Massimiliano Savorra Camps or Cities: The Urbanism of World War I Refugee Camps in the Austro-Hungarian Empire Antje Senarclens de Grancy About the Editors List of Contributors Index of Names, Locations, and Keywords