Cate St Hill is an architecture and design writer, currently writing for bi-monthly publication Blueprint, and previously for Building Design. She has also worked at the British Council and as a researcher for FAT Architecture and Crimson Architectural Historians’ British Pavilion for the Venice Architecture Biennale in 2014. Cate completed her Part 1 at the Bartlett School of Architecture, before working for a couple of years in practice and receiving a Masters in Architectural History, also from the Bartlett. Cate currently lives in London and has a popular self-titled design and architecture blog: http://catesthill.com.

• ForewordAbout the Editor and contributing authorsAcknowledgementsIntroductionChapter 1: Young Architects Programmes: Testing, testing, testing…Interview 1: The LivingInterview 2: GUN ArchitectsChapter 2: Public realm and engagement: facilitating possibilities and animating placesInterview 3: We Made ThatInterview 4: The DecoratorsPerspective by Shumi BoseChapter 3: Playful storytellers: digging deeper and building narrativesInterview 5: Aberrant ArchitectureInterview 6: Studio WeaveChapter 4: Collectives and self-initiated proejcts: making it up as you go alongInterview 7: AssembleInterview 8: EXYZTInterview 9: Practice Architecture Perspective by Mariana Pestana ‘Building Alternative Possible Worlds with Temporary Projects’Chapter 5: Participative building and materiality: scarcity of resources and a platform for communicationInterview 10: Folke Kobberling and Martin KaltwasserInterview 11: Plastique FantastiqueChapter 6: The art world and temporary architecture: the meeting of two disciplinesInterview 12: GRUPPEInterview 13: Morag MyerscoughPerspective by Cany Ash ‘Learning from Canning Town Caravanserai: a temporary town and its legacy’Conclusion

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