ABSTRACT
This interview with the architectural critic Ellis
Woodman took place at the Boot & Flogger
in Southwark, London, in March 2013. The
conversation addresses three ‘exegetic’ propositions
put forward in the closing stages of my doctoral
research. These propositions – established in three
books – span from the scale of a large building
through to a whole city quarter, to the consideration
of a trans-national topography: the productive
landscapes bordering the North Sea.
